Bay Valve Saves Major Northwest Refinery $ 750,000 in Energy Savings for 2008
Bay Valve in conjunction with a major northwest refinery provided a documented savings of over $ 750,000 through steam system maintenance and repairs. The refinery provided the cost of steam per 1000#'s and through finding steam leaks, repairing them and documenting the leaks as well as using the patented TLV Trapman technology for surveying the steam traps and replacing the traps with efficient TLV traps or repairing the traps that were above a yearly dollar amount these savings were realized. Steam leaks were categorized based on the size and what the yearly steam cost would be for the leak. Steam traps were tested with the TLV Trapman and an analysis was done to work on the worst offenders for maximum savings and cost effectiveness for the repair. This has been an effective partnership for both the refinery and Bay Valve.

Bay Valve Benicia adds additional space
Benicia location expands its facility to over 30,000 sq./ft. under roof to meet customer needs in the Bay Area.

January, 2008
Bay Valve acquires Crane’s Benica, CA Service Center.
Bay Valve acquires Crane’s Benicia, CA Service center, expanding the Bay Valve Martinez location with an additional 26,000 sq ft of shop space! The Crane location comes complete with National Board code stamps, test stands and machining capabilities witch includes a 72" VTL and 10 additional employees.

December, 2007
Bay Valve Billings obtains “VR” code stamp.
Bay Valve Billings Montana installs boiler and test vessels to obtain the first national Board "VR" code stamp in the state.

Summer 2007
Bay Valve Denver moves.
Bay Valve Denver moves to a larger improved facility and renews their National Board and ASME certificates.

Bay Valve Salt Lake City moves.
Bay Valve Salt Lake City moves to a larger facility with over 25.000 Sqft of paved and fenced yard space and renews their VR and ASME certificates.