The Connector - Spring 2008 - (Page 3) WHEN WE SAY WE’RE FULL SERVICE, IT’S THE FULL TRUTH. Some pump suppliers claim to be full service. What they don’t tell you is that they outsource many of their operations, including fabrication, installation, and repairs. On the other hand, we have in-house field service technicians and pump repair mechanics. As well as an in-house fabrication shop and full-service machine shop. Not to mention our own rigs for pulling, installation, and well rehab. If you’re thinking about doing business with another pump supplier, ask them if they can honestly say the same thing. If they can’t, then you should call us. Our staff of highly experienced personnel are here to meet your needs whenever those needs arise. When we say full service, we really mean it. PUMP SALES & SERVICE SINCE 1924 NICKERSON COMPANY, INC. 2143 WEST INDIANA AVENUE P.O. BOX 25425 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84125 (801) 973-8888 WWW.NICOPUMPS.COM http://www.nicopumps.com
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