Randy Hunter, Author at Houghton

AHR Expo 2015

Are you attending the AHR Expo in Chicago, IL? We look forward to seeing you at the worlds largest HVACR Marketplace. http://www.ahrexpo.com/

On Call 24 Hours A Day For Logan Airport

Got a flight? Don’t worry we have you covered. Houghton Chemical delivered wing deicer to Logan Airport in preparation of the weekend storm. We’re on call 24 hours a day so your flights leave on time. While the rest of New England is shoveling snow, Houghton Chemical is hard at work.

Turkish-American Community Center Requires Over 400 Feet Of Hose

Houghton Chemical completes a successful propylene glycol delivery at the Turkish-American Community Center outside of Washington, DC. Our driver, Tim, laid down over 400 feet of hose in order to successfully charge the system. For each delivery, we customize our glycol bulk fleet to include the necessary pump, hoses, and fittings. Winter here we come!

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Frozen Valve

Winter is upon us! Today Houghton Chemical delivered to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. Our driver, Sonny, arrived on site, connected the hoses, and due to the cold realized the valve was frozen. So what did we do? We turned our truck around, redelivered, and successfully pumped the inhibited propylene glycol. Good thing we […]

Job Opportunity: Business to Business Sales – Account Manager

Houghton Chemical Corporation markets industrial heat transfer fluids and automotive chemicals with a long-standing commitment to our customers, our employees and our community by insisting on excellence in products and services. POSITION DESCRIPTION: Business to Business Sales – Account Manager We are seeking a personable, assertive individual for sales in our Heat Transfer Fluid division. […]

New England Building Facilities & Maintenance Show

This years New England Building Facilities & Maintenance Show brought both new and old faces. It was great to see our friends and our valued customers. As always, it is an honor to be present at a local event, especially amidst so much innovation, change, restoration, and new growth happening right here in Boston.