“We were able to become what they call an essential company. Yeah. And we were able to stay in business and we started manufacturing.”

Coleman Hanna · The Wash Exchange · Russ Coleman from Coleman Hanna. 65 years in car wash equipment.

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positioned the company as an essential business during COVID, allowing continued manufacturing and operations

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