Douglas Bartels – Captain Shrink Wrap

Motorcycle ready to ShrinkWrap for transport

Our Shrink Wrap Goes the Distance; 1,200 Miles Actually!

At least according to the latest review from one of our happy customers who said, “Had a very special requests for Captain Shrink Wrap. That was to shrink wrap a very expensive motorcycle onto an 8 by 10 trailer, to protect it from a 1200 mile trip. Upon arrival at my destination 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒉𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝒘𝒓𝒂𝒑 […]

Richard Offerdahl '65 Engineering Complex Project

Engineering Temporary Outdoor Storage Solutions

Most recently Captain Shrink Wrap had the pleasure of working with SVL and Peterson Mechanical on providing a temporary outdoor storage solution for air handlers being installed in the Richard Offerdahl ’65 Engineering Complex project at NDSU, overseen by general contractor McGough Construction. In an effort to maximize valuable indoor space durring construction, twenty-two units […]

This Badlands Contracting, LLC refurbished incinerator is ready to be shrink-wrapped for their customer Questor ClearPower Systems, Inc..

Massive Cover-up in Watford City, ND

At Captain Shrink Wrap, there’s no distance we wont go for a cover-up and recently that brought us out to Watford City, ND, just a short reach from the big waters of Lake Sakakawea and the rugged beauty of the North Dakota Badlands. We were graced with the opportunity to shrink-wrap a refurbished incinerator destined […]

two bridge crane girders needing to be Shrink-Wrapped before heading any further down the highway. We had the opportunity to lend a helping hand to get them recovered--due to time constraints we tarped them--and on their way to Grand Coulee, WA, where they would be installed in the hydro facility there. The girders are manufactured by G&G Steel of Russellville, AL and were delivered to BCI Construction USA, Inc. at the US Bureau of Reclamation, Grand Coulee, WA, site.

A Warmer Welcome to North Dakota than the Weather Offered!

So…we got a call from Grand Coulee, WA and then from Russellville, AL, regarding these two bridge crane girders needing to be Shrink-Wrapped before heading any further down the highway. We had the opportunity to lend a helping hand to get them recovered–due to time constraints we tarped them–and on their way to Grand Coulee, […]