Mark VII recently announced that it has acquired the assets of its distributor TD Industries and opened direct operations in Calgary, Alberta. And it recently forged a cooperation agreement [image-nocss] with Shell Canada for the provision of equipment and services. (Click here for previous CSP Daily News coverage of Mark VII's Canadian and other expansion.)
"This is a strategic addition to the direct operations we launched in Canada over the past few months," said Murray Kennedy, CEO of Mark VII. "It augments our service team and expands our customer base in these three provinces, giving us the critical mass to ensure a high level of service and support to all customers."
"We're excited to take on the Mark VII line and focus on our business in British Columbia," added Les Weiss, president of Chem Tec West. "We are committed to providing the same top notch service and chemicals to Mark VII customers that we provide to our current customers."
Arvada, Colo.-based Mark VII is a wholly owned subsidiary of WashTec AG of Germany, a leading producer of vehicle washing equipment worldwide. The combined companies have a global installed base of more than 30,000 units and sell a complete line of touchfree and friction rollover, self-serve, truck and tunnel carwash systems, as well as ancillary products and services. WashTec AG and Mark VII are not related to or affiliated with Integrated Services Inc., a U.S. company that markets a car wash controller product under the trademark WashTEC.
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