About Jockimo Inc.
Our Team
Tim CaseyTim Casey - Owner
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Tim at Vegas Glass, c.19Tim is the founder and owner of Jockimo Inc. He grew up in the glass industry and has a B.S. in Technology from Georgia Southern University, located near Savannah, GA.
His professional background is in the packaging design and printing industries working for Nestle Food Company, Colgate-Palmolive and Schering-Plough HealthCare. This provided him with the opportunity to work with some of the best marketing minds in the country. His passion for technology allowed him to develop and implement new technologies that are used today by many in these fields.
In 1998 he decided to go out on his own and he co-founded Artwork in Architectural Glass (AAG) outside of Atlanta, GA. AAG began manufacturing cast glass and quickly became an industry leader. In 2004 Tim realized a need for products that were more specialty in nature and as a result started Jockimo, Inc. Jockimo quickly gained momentum in the industry offering glass flooring and glass treads, antique mirrors, cast glass and other decorative glass products.
In 2008, to reduce confusion among customers as to which company offered what product, Tim merged AAG and Jockimo into one company - Jockimo, Inc.
Jockimo continues to develop and introduce new exciting products to the market place. Tim is excited about the future and cannot wait to unveil the new products in the pipeline. Tim enjoys traveling, camping, and going to Disneyland with his wife and son.
Igor BeaufilsIgor Beaufils - National Sales Manager
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Igor has been the longest serving team member with Jockimo and its predecessor company. Igor is a ground breaker in the architectural products industry having introduced many new products to the North American design community in the last eighteen years. His passion and expertise for decorative glass and glass flooring is widely known, as he has been asked to speak to both design and glass industry professionals in numerous settings. He is also a frequent lecturer at Kent State University, Lawrence Technology University, Andrews University, and Cleveland Institute of the Arts, He is affectionately called the “glass man” by his closest design clients.
Igor is not your typical sales person having earned over 5 patents and holding a BS from the U.S. Air Force Academy and a MS in Industrial Engineering from New Mexico State University. In turn he is able to discuss the technical nuances of glass flooring and decorative glass as well as its intrinsic aesthetic characteristics. His appreciation for the glass flooring and decorative glass business is only exceeded by his love and appreciation for his faith, wife, children, and Church family.
Recycled Glass
Jockimo believes in doing our part to improve the condition of our planet. In turn we have developed processes to help reduce the amount of glass that goes into landfills and recycling plants by utilizing this glass in our production processes.
Manufacturers/suppliers in their float glass manufacturing and fabrication processes use large quantities of glass that are cut off and set aside for further fabrication. Much of this glass would go directly into tractor trailer sized dumpsters on the premises that are taken away and replaced with new empty dumpsters multiple times each week.
The photo on the right was taken by Jockimo on a recent visit to one of our fabricators of how much glass is thrown away daily. Glass from these companies is now used by Jockimo to be used on our projects - instead of going to landfills or the recycling plants.
Over 65% of all Jockimo glass is produced using Recycled Glass - whether our customers request recycled glass or not.
Once glass is tempered it cannot be cut, fabricated or manipulated in anyway. If someone were try to cut a piece of tempered glass it would "pop" and break into many small pieces. At Jockimo we can utilize a revolutionary recycling process for tempered glass where we can de-temper, cut the glass to size and fabricate, cast the glass with one of our textures, and then re-temper the glass. This process has further allowed Jockimo to eliminate the discarding of glass that would otherwise go into landfills or to the recycling facilities.
You are probably wondering - how much more for recycled glass? Jockimo is proud to help our planet and we do not charge any additional up charges for recycled glass.
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Shipping
Jockimo Shipping Container
All Jockimo glass is shipped insured via air-ride common carrier trucks within North America. All glass is packaged using reinforced furniture-quality wooden crates that are hand made by Jockimo. The glass is safely packaged with foam to ensure safe transfer, and mishandling indicators (Tip N Tells) are applied to both the outside and inside of all crates. (In case someone removes the outer labels.)
Over 98% of glass manufactured and shipped by Jockimo has been delivered without incident to destinations all over the world.
Upon shipment we will send you photos of your crate as well as photos of your glass being packaged so you can see its condition. We will send you (or the customer) our Jockimo Receiving & Inspection Instructions as well as the Bill of Lading for your shipment so that you can track the progress of your shipment and schedule delivery if required.
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Maintenance
A feather duster is ideal for regular day-to-day cleaning of glass. If a more thorough cleaning is necessary, the following materials and methods should be used:
- Materials – Soft lint free cloth (do not use coarse brown paper towels), and a non-abrasive, non-ammonia glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials and solutions.
- Method – Spray the cloth lightly with cleaning solution. Dab the cloth softly on the glass surface to remove dust and lint. For more heavily soiled areas, use a light circular motion to remove dirt. Clean all accessible surfaces of the glass.
Glass, like all other functional products, will greatly benefit from a program of routine maintenance. While regular cleaning of the glass is the most obvious aspect of a maintenance regimen, it is also important to inspect the condition of adjacent materials such as grouts, adhesives, fasteners and hardware.
Architectural glass should be reviewed at least annually in order to ensure that related components are performing adequately. After ensuring the glass is firmly affixed, or fastened in place, and all adjacent materials are functioning satisfactorily, cleaning can be carried out in the above manner.
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