Cas-Environ LLC previously known as Cascade Environment Co., Inc.

Aug 05, 2011 7 Replies

Owner after 34 ears has decided to retire and business is for sale. Company has one service van, some shop tools, and lot of spare parts, too many to be itemized including some prints on upgraded equipment. I as owner want make complete sale of all components'



or associated business components. For example a small list: . Customer List and all papers other then invoices. . Service Van year 2000 seems to be in good shape. . Manually operated Duct jack, up to 20 feet like new. . Couple vacuum pumps. . Refrigerant Recovery unit. . Some recovery refrigerant tanks. . Couple Sets Service manifold gauges. . Acetylene and Oxygen Brazing/Welding set. . Drill press excellent shape. . (Several) Temperature Control Programmers . Single and dual channels old and new. . (Schematics) on retrofits CSZ, Thermtrons, Tennys . Fisher Isotemp incubator Model 503 new



Couple small lab chillers old but working. . (1) Wood milling machine poor shape but working. . (1) Wooding bench saw 7" with miter cutting blades. . (Several) Compressors up to3 hp. New but out of warrantee. . Refrigerants: R-12, 22,502,503,507, 404, 508 and some R-14 . These Refrigerants at present we use and in stock (how much)? . Low temperature Oil Additive (pentane (how much)?



Last three years average gross income run around $230k plus


2011 not included. Sale asking Price $120k. Enquiry Welcome snipped-for-privacy@verizon.net

Darn, I only have 2 ears. ^_^

TDD

You moving to Florida, and play shuffle board, and eat the early bird specials from now on?

Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus

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Company sold and closed, have nice life you all!!!

Chris have moved to TRACY, California!!!

Well, bless your heart. Are you happy there?

Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus

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Guess that's none of my business!

So, what was the net? Mikek

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