Contractors have shaped C&B Piping from the beginning.
Before C&B Piping had three manufacturing facilities, it had a drafting table in Curtis and Brenda Estes’ basement.
Curtis had spent 13 years working with contractors building water and wastewater treatment plants when he and Brenda started C&B Drafting in 1985. Curtis handled drawings, estimates, sales and customer orders while Brenda managed the administrative side of the business.
It wasn’t long before customers started asking for more than drawings. Curtis began supplying pipe and fittings, and C&B Piping was established in 1986. As the business grew, contractors began asking for fabricated spools, too. Rather than turn down the work, C&B acquired fabrication equipment and expanded its capabilities.
That willingness to grow alongside customers has been part of C&B ever since. Over the years, we’ve invested in new equipment, developed our own lining products and expanded into new markets. Each addition has helped us better serve the contractors who depend on our work.
Curtis and Brenda retired in 2017, after more than three decades of building the business. They’ve always credited their success to their faith, their marriage and the customers and employees who have helped C&B grow.
Manufacturing capabilities built on decades of experience.
Today, our Leeds facility has more ductile iron pipe manufacturing machines under one roof than any other fabricator in the United States. We’re also the nation’s largest supplier of porcelain glass linings for ductile iron pipe systems.
Our capabilities have grown to include ductile iron and steel pipe fabrication, specialized linings and coatings, estimating, drafting and project management. With facilities in Alabama, Arizona and Virginia, we serve contractors building water and wastewater treatment plants across the country.
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Our goal is not to be the largest supplier, but to be the best supplier of ductile iron and steel pipe products in the industry.
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