Defense
You might say cast iron downspout boots are “standard issue” on military and federal defense buildings of all types, from Naval Stations and Army barracks to Marine Corps training facilities and Air Force hangars. By meeting Army Corps of Engineers standards for quality and performance, J.R. Hoe downspout boots play a critical role in the construction of military and defense facilities, directing the flow of roof drainage into the stormwater system while maintaining their form and function for decades over.
Federal defense and military projects supplied with J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots in recent years include:
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune (NC)
Fort Benning (GA)
Eglin Air Force Base (FL)
Pittsburgh Air Reserve Station (PA)
Tinker Air Force Base (OK)
Fort Bragg (NC)
Fort Sam Houston (TX)
Lackland Air Force Base (TX)
Little Rock Air Force Base (AR)
Fort Campbell (KY)
Nellis Air Force Base (NV)
Naval Station Mayport (FL)
Joint Expeditionary Base-Fort Story (VA)
Naval Station Norfolk (VA)
Naval Station Great Lakes (IL)
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (ME)
Texas Army National Guard (TX)
Portland Air National Guard (OR)
Warfield Air National Guard (MD)
North Carolina National Guard (NC)
Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth (TX)
Fort Lewis (WA)
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (OH)
American made products set the standard for quality, and J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots are designed and produced by skilled and experienced American workers who take pride in manufacturing the highest quality product on the market. J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots meet all “Buy American” requirements for domestic origin of products.
