ProChem Consolidates in Colorado

ENGLEWOOD, CO-A plant here and in Prescott, AZ have been operating at 30% capacity. The plant here is newer and larger, prompting the maker of commercial carpet cleaners to consolidate operations.

By John Rebchook | October 24, 2001 at 01:01 AM

Colorado-based Castle Rock Industries bought ProChem in April 2000. Now it is consolidating operations to cut costs.

Castle Rock has a plant in this southwest suburb of Denver, that makes similar equipment as the plant in Prescott. Both plants are operating at only 30% of capacity, so it made sense to the company to move the Prescott operation to the newer and bigger operation in Colorado.

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