HOOPER CORPORATION

Hooper Corporation specializes in critical infrastructure maintenance and emergency repair services for federal facilities, with deep expertise in plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning systems, as well as steam line remediation and industrial machinery upkeep. The company delivers rapid-response solutions for high-stakes environments, including emergency boiler and steam line repairs, wastewater system inspections, and air separator tank servicing—tasks requiring precision, adherence to ANSI/ASME standards, and familiarity with complex facility utility networks. Their technical proficiency extends to remediation of contaminated systems following pipe failures, demonstrating capability in hazardous material containment and compliance with EPA and OSHA protocols. Hooper Corporation distinguishes itself through its ability to execute time-sensitive, mission-critical repairs in operational healthcare and federal research facilities without disrupting essential services. The contractor maintains a consistent, trusted relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, where it routinely responds to urgent utility failures at VA medical centers, ensuring uninterrupted patient care and facility safety. It also supports the Department of the Interior with environmental infrastructure maintenance, particularly at sensitive wildlife health research sites, indicating experience working under strict ecological and regulatory constraints. Hooper Corporation’s primary focus lies in NAICS 238220 (plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors), with supplemental work in remediation services, industrial machinery repair, and other specialty trade contracting. This positions them as a niche provider for mission-critical utility infrastructure in federal healthcare and scientific research environments. Based in DeForest, Wisconsin, Hooper Corporation operates as a small, locally rooted business with a focused government market presence. While currently without formal certifications, its track record of successful emergency response and technical execution in regulated federal facilities establishes a strong reputation for reliability and operational competence.