Krueger Engineering History
Founded in Houston in 1951, Krueger began as a small facility with a handful of employees and the ambitious vision of Roger F. Krueger. From its first facility on Tidwell Road to its expanded home on Hirsch Road, the company has grown through decades of engineering experience, manufacturing capability, and commitment to quality.

A Legacy Built on Solving Complex Heat Transfer Challenges
Krueger earned its reputation by taking on the challenging jobs others could not or would not handle. In its early years, the company focused on fabricating heat transfer equipment for refineries and processing plants throughout the Texas Gulf Coast, building a name for dependable work in demanding industrial environments.
Today, Krueger’s capabilities extend far beyond those early beginnings. The company designs and manufactures shell and tube heat exchangers and related heat transfer equipment for petrochemical, refining, gas processing, power generation, refrigeration, pharmaceutical, and specialty applications.
Every project reflects the same principles that have guided Krueger for generations: reliability, quality, and performance. Whether the requirement is straightforward or highly complex, each job is closely supervised by Krueger management to help ensure the finished equipment meets the standards customers expect.

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