Dawn Industries acquires Hendrickson Bros

Dawn Industries Inc. acquired Hendrickson Bros. on May 20, and Hendrickson's assets and employees will move to Dawn’s Colorado location.
With the deal completed May 20, assets and employees will be moved from Corona, California, to Dawn’s Colorado facility.
Dawn Industries Inc. acquired Hendrickson Bros. on May 20, and Hendrickson's assets and employees will move to Dawn’s Colorado location.

Dawn Industries Inc., Arvada, Colorado, acquired Hendrickson Bros., Corona, California, effective May 20.

“Don Hendrickson, looking to the future for both the company and employees, decided next steps would be to see his legacy handed off to a similar manufacturer with comparable practices and beliefs,” says Gerri Murray, director of sales for Dawn Industries. “The Hendrickson brothers have built an outstanding family business that embodies dependable customer service with operational reliability, and we are thrilled to manufacture their complete line in our Colorado facility.”

Assets and employees will be moved from Hendrickson’s Corona location to Dawn Industries’ Colorado location. The Hendrickson brand is a perfect complement to Dawn’s existing brand awareness in turf and ag irrigation products, says Murray.

Hendrickson Bros. have been a source for pressure regulators, flow controls and drip manifolds for agricultural, commercial and residential landscape irrigation since 1970.

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