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Corrosion & Water-Control (CWC)

Houston, United States

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Corrosion & Water-Control (CWC) provides cathodic protection engineering services to control corrosion in infrastructure. They specialize in galvanic corrosion, stray DC corrosion, AC corrosion, and concentrated O2 corrosion. CWC serves a variety of infrastructure, including pipelines and storage tanks. The company has offices in Atlanta, Georgia, and Cocoa, Florida, and has been operating since 1979. CWC is a member of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. The company's address in Atlanta is 780 Johnson Ferry Rd NE, Suite 225, Atlanta, GA 30342.

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