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The 145-year-old firm sits just across the street from the river, which reached nearly 12 feet above flood stage and topped out at 51.9 feet before the waters finally began to recede.

“One of our employees, Casey Johnson, came to our facility in the middle of the night and cut the electric,” says president Chip Smith. “That was a key decision and helped to save our company.”

“The most pressing problem was our Rapida 105,” Smith recalls. “KBA provided an incredible team of mechanics and electricians who stayed with us for seven weeks. They came into a very difficult situation, had great attitudes throughout the process, and saw the job through to completion. I am confident that we would not be back on our feet today without the focus and support from KBA.”