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Pro Teck announces new logo and corporate HQ

Oct 12, 2009

Pro Teck Valuation Services, a real estate valuation provider, has announced a new corporate logo and the move of its corporate headquarters. The new logo is part of a larger rebranding project. With record growth over the past few years, including being recognized in the Inc. 5000 as the 12th fastest growing privately held real estate firm in the United States, Pro Teck saw the need to ensure its culture and purpose were clearly articulated to a growing family of employees, vendors and clients. The rebranding effort will sharpen Pro Teck’s mission and message. “Pro Teck’s shift to a new look symbolizes the accuracy, service and expertise we deliver to our customers. Our focus is to provide the most accurate real estate valuations, custom configured to meet the business needs of originators, servicers, investors and underwriters,” said Tom O’Grady, CEO of Pro Teck. “We believe the new logo captures the spirit of how Pro Teck effectively delivers its services.” Pro Teck will also be moving its corporate headquarters by the end of the month, more than doubling its space. “Success has made this move necessary. Fortunately we were able to find a new home less than a half mile from our current location, making the transition seamless to our customers and employees. The new site provides an excellent working environment for our staff, and will allow us to meet the future needs of our clients,” said Mr. O’Grady. For more information, visit PROTK.com.
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