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Worth Hydrochem of Oklahoma, based in Norman, is a leading provider of innovative water quality and water management solutions. With over 50 years of industry experience, they offer a comprehensive range of services including water treatment equipment repairs, water testing, cooling tower inspections, and chemical delivery. Their team of world-class technicians deploys industry-leading water treatment chemicals to provide full solution services for their customers, ensuring optimal system performance and reliability. Specializing in membrane-based systems, Worth Hydrochem of Oklahoma is a full-service media and membrane water filtration sales and service company. They have the expertise and supplier relationships to support projects from specification through commissioning and ongoing maintenance. As a preferred distributor and service provider for PWT Chemicals, they offer a complete line of RO pretreatment and maintenance products, along with comprehensive analytical and technical capabilities to optimize RO system performance. With a focus on quality, innovation, and customer care, Worth Hydrochem of Oklahoma is committed to delivering intelligent water treatment systems and solutions.Generated from the website

Crossroads Youth Family Services is a nonprofit organization based in Norman, Oklahoma, offering specialized programs such as Early Head Start, Head Start, and counseling services. As the sole emergency teen shelter in Cleveland County, OK, Crossroadsyfs provides crucial support and resources to at-risk youth in the community. Generated from their website's infomation

if !vml endif We are a commercial millwork subcontractor that has been providing quality cabinets and interior architectural woodwork to the State of Oklahoma and abroad for over 25 years. We are active members of the Associated General Contractors ( A.G.C. ) of Oklahoma and Architectural Woodwork Institute ( A.W.I ). Alpha Omega Woodworks began as a division of Alpha Omega Construction, Inc Alpha Omega Construction began, in 1977, as a remodeling company, which expanded into a remodeling company with a frame carpentry division, a cabinet making and trim division, and a home building division. P.J. Pinkerton was the President of Alpha Omega Construction, Inc, until 1984, when it was dissolved. The cabinet building and trim division, which was named Alpha Omega Woodworks, began in 1979 and became a Sole Proprietorship, in 1984, owned by P.J. Pinkerton. From 1984 to 1992, Alpha Omega Woodworks began to bid commercial architectural woodwork jobs and to build display cases for Great American Cookie Company across the United States. In 1992, the focus shifted solely to architectural millwork where it remains today.