Business Briefs: Sandell Acquires Diedrich Technologies

Words: Bronzella Cleveland

MarchApril 2008
Industry News

Business Briefs:
Sandell Construction Solutions Acquires Diedrich Technologies

Sandell Construction Solutions of Schenectady, N.Y., has acquired Diedrich Technologies, the nation’s leading supplier of professional masonry detergent products for restoring and maintaining old and new buildings. Diedrich has been in business for over 30 years, with sales representatives nationwide. Sandell offers solutions to support and extend a building’s life over the long term. With the acquisition of Diedrich Technologies, Sandell now encompasses all of the masonry market’s needs, from initial construction to maintenance of the building. MD

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