Masonry Magazine August 1989 Page. 30

Words: Gerard D'Huy, Bruce Porter, Ed Ryser, Robert Jacobsen, James Manning
Masonry Magazine August 1989 Page. 30

Masonry Magazine August 1989 Page. 30
Ludowici Acquired
The assets of the Ludowici-Celadon Division of CSC have been acquired by a subsidiary of CertainTeed Corporation, headquartered in Valley Forge, PA. Ed Ryser will remain as president and chief operating officer of Ludowici and will come under the Residential Roofing Division of CertainTeed.

New Brick Reload Center
CSX Transportation Inc. (CSXT) is teaming with a Massachusetts concern to ship brick through a new rail-truck reload center serving New England. Customers will be able to receive brick shipped to the reload center from producers located on CSXT's 19-state rail system. The reload center at Exit 8 of the Massachusetts Turnpike in Bondsville, Mass., is operated by Quaboag Transfer Inc.

Quaboag Transfer will receive brick by rail, store it as the customer requires and provide truck delivery to all points in New England. Bondsville is located 20 miles east of Springfield, Mass., and approximately 70 miles from both Boston and Providence, R.I.

Shipments will move over CSXT lines to Washington, D.C. The Delaware & Hudson Railway and the Central Vermont Railway will carry the product north of Washington, D.C.

Acquire D'Huy Engineering
The Nielsen-Wurster Group, Inc., a national engineering/construction management company, has acquired D'Huy Engineering, a twelve-year-old nationally recognized structural/civil/forensic engineering proprietorship. The new subsidiary, renamed D'Huy Engineering, Inc., will continue its involvement in forensic, structural and construction consulting from its main office located at 453 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA as well as its newly established regional office in Tucson, AZ.

The officers of the new subsidiary are Robert F. Jacobsen, CEO, Gerard J. D'Huy. President and James C. Manning. Secretary/Treasurer.

Masonry ProE
Briskware Inc. is releasing Masonry ProE, a major breakthrough in masonry estimating. Developed exclusively for mason contractors, Masonry ProE is the first estimating program that makes estimating easy and fast. It puts you back out on the job up to 50% faster with consistent bid results that help you improve your job profitability.

You may have tried estimating software that was full of coded numbers, too difficult to use or did not relate to your masonry projects. Masonry ProE leads you through six easy steps on your way to a winning estimate: Project Info, Crew, Takeoff, Recap, Summary and Print. Masonry ProE runs on the IBM family of personal computers and compatibles.

One of the biggest complaints in the estimating business is that companies spend so much time manually calculating a project that once they have their price they feel "locked-in" to that price. Masonry ProE provides you the flexibility to make immediate changes in labor, materials and any other project variables. Masonry ProE is so simple to use and so comprehensive it's like hiring a professional masonry estimator. For more information contact Bruce Porter, Briskware Inc., 2190 Delhi N.E., P.O. Box 220, Holt, MI 48842. Phone: (517) 694-4225. FAX: (517) 694-1936.

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