Heavy-Duty
Truck Beds Bedrock

Greg Chumchal started in the paint shop of Kaspar Manufacturing and has since gone on to influence a multitude of projects at the leadership level throughout his long-standing presence at Kaspar Companies. After his position as the general manager of Bassick Casters, the Texas State graduate took over the general manager position at Ranch Hand, playing a huge role in the successful restructuring of facilities and operations. Greg occupied the role of Kaspar Companies' chief operating officer for 2 years before returning to focus on Ranch Hand full time. As the president of Ranch Hand, Greg contributed to the growth of production by developing a facility in Beeville. Greg also introduced the idea of a truck bed company, which he saw through to completion as the president of BEDROCK Truck Beds.

BEDROCK Truck Beds’ operations manager, John Petru, came to the company’s maintenance department in 1978. When Kaspar Companies started Kaselco, a company specializing in electrocoagulation wastewater treatment, John directly developed, designed and built the reactor, as well as contributed to many of the system’s patents. John left Kaspar in 1999 to pursue his dream of working in the landscaping and irrigation business. He opened and owned Janak Nursery until 2007, when he came back to Kaspar Companies to manage the newly founded Kaspar Custom Fabrication. As an adaptable man with backgrounds in electrical and mechanical engineering, John was a seamless fit to be BEDROCK Truck Beds’ operations manager upon its establishment in early 2014. An avid outdoorsman, John has been building and designing with his hands since the age of 10, when he rebuilt and repaired a broken-down riding lawn mower.

Curtis Pilat began his Kaspar Companies career working double shifts in the paint shop in 1982. Throughout the next 20 years, Curtis would contribute to a multitude of departments, including shipping, jig, cost accounting, sheet metal and mechanical. He specializes in quality, completing many improvement projects throughout the entirety of the plant. During the now extinct Kaspar Ranch Gear company creation process, Curtis worked in design, research, welding and fabrication. In 2001, when Kaspar Companies acquired Ranch Hand Truck Accessories, Curtis was promoted to the fabrication supervisor position, which he held for six years before advancing to his position as Ranch Hand’s operations manager in Shiner and Beeville, and as of mid 2016 he will be bringing all of his skills and experience to BEDROCK Truck Beds as their Manufacturing Manager. An outdoor enthusiast, Curtis is a country boy who enjoys fishing with his family.