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Texas Boom Company

Katy, United States

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What Texas Boom Company does.

Texas Boom Company is a trusted supplier of turbidity curtains, spill booms, and other devices for industrial and maritime applications. The firm has been providing services and products in the areas of spill containment and water quality protection since 40 years. Texas Boom Company caters to various ship and facility types, including booms for oil spill containment and turbidity curtains for controlling sediments and sludge in coastal structures and dredging operations. The company has relocated to a larger site and is known under the name Texas Boom Company, which also appears in publications like the Inc. 5000 Top-Growth-List.

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