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Chapin announces retirement of longtime CEO and president, Jim Campbell

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Chapin announces retirement of longtime CEO and president, Jim Campbell

Press Release from The Batavian April 30, 2024 Excerpt:  Chapin International would like to announce that Jim Campbell, longtime CEO and President of the company, will be retiring at the end of 2024. Jim has not just guided but rather propelled Chapin through tremendous growth over the last twenty years of management. When asked about retirement, Jim quickly acknowledges that his team and all the folks who work in Batavia and the outside businesses have been critical to Chapin's continued success.  “All good things happen because people pull together and make things happen,” said Campbell. “I am really proud to...

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Chapin International Named as a 2024 Experts’ Choice Innovative Product Awards Winner by World of Concrete

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Chapin International Named as a 2024 Experts’ Choice Innovative Product Awards Winner by World of Concrete

The second annual awards program celebrates the most impressive innovations in concrete equipment, materials, services, and tools based across eight categories.Irving, TX (February 26, 2024) – World of Concrete® (WOC), announces the 19099 Evolution X-treme Compression-Charged Concrete Sprayer by Chapin International as an Experts’ Choice winner in the Innovative Product Awards. The Innovative Product Awards, powered by World of Concrete, is an industry recognition program that celebrates the most successful construction community members and their innovations in concrete. Chapin International won the Experts’ Choice Award for their 19099 Evolution X-treme Compression-Charged Concrete Sprayer and it was named a sustainable innovation....

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Sustainable Hardscaping: A Guide to Eco-Friendly Landscapes - by Stephanie Rogers

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Sustainable Hardscaping: A Guide to Eco-Friendly Landscapes - by Stephanie Rogers

In an increasingly conscientious real estate market, homeowners are constantly on the lookout for ways to make their properties more environmentally friendly. While this immediately gets people to thinking in terms of solar panels, EnergyStar appliances, and smart windows, turning the attention outdoors is a critical component of creating a truly eco-friendly home. According to the EPA, homeowners in some regions contribute 70% of their home’s water consumption to exterior applications, highlighting the significance that exteriors play in a home’s sustainability efforts. Moreover, many homeowners use vast amounts of energy and resources simply to keep their landscaping in presentable condition....

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Spring Serenity: Crafting an Outdoor Haven for Relaxation - by Stephanie Rogers

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Spring Serenity: Crafting an Outdoor Haven for Relaxation - by Stephanie Rogers

It’s that time of year when homeowners are starting to get spring fever. Days are getting longer, temperatures are gradually rising, and the kids are getting restless as the school calendar grows shorter. As such, it is the perfect time to turn your attention outdoors and get your home’s exterior ready for the season. Keep reading as we explore 8 ways to create an outdoor haven for relaxation this spring!   Implement an Outdoor Kitchen Nothing says “spring is here” quite like kicking back and enjoying a meal in the open air. However, continually running back and forth between the...

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Top 8 Things NOT to do with/to Your Sprayer!

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Top 8 Things NOT to do with/to Your Sprayer!

In my travels I’m able to conduct landscape consultations from seed-to-shining seed! I may visit gorgeous homes, large businesses or hold simple tailgate meetings. There’s this one thread that they all have in common: the unusual ways they treat their sprayers. Ugh! Sprayers. Not the same ol’ metal one grandpa used for killing weeds with Paraquat, to applying fungicide on roses then filling it up with Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) to kill ants all within an hour of each other. In those days the same sprayer was used for everything and within two to three months it would be rotted out, gummy...

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