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About Our Family Business
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Kurt Jordan (Co-owner)
Client satisfaction |
Elizabeth Jordan (Co-owner)
Design |
Isabella Juliet Jordan
Kit packaging & curtain hugger |
Patrick Jordan
Stockroom boy |
| Hobbies: Screen writing and howling to a guitar on any porch
with the kids. My video gift to you. |
Hobbies: My children, dance,
and traveling anywhere. |
Hobbies: Lizard catching,
ballet, singing with dad, &
pet accumulation. |
Hobbies: Little league, soccer, reading, piano (once in awhile), and poetry. |
The next kid who puts a tack on
my seat is gonna get it, Patrick. |
I, (Whoops) We desperately
need more clients to see in
Italy. Tell your amicos. |
Without me, this business
would be nothin'. |
Union meeting today, after school. |
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Aaron Gorecki (Polska)
Number 2 |
Gary Richmond (like a brother)
Sales & Service |
Denise Buckingham (niece)
Previously Sales |
Mike McKenzie (nephew)
Sales |
| Hobbies: Ice hockey, reconstructive dentistry magazines, ice curling, ice fishing, and snow angels |
Hobbies: Cooking and kicking Cancer's Ass for the third time |
We are proud to announce that Denise has gone on to serve in the US Coast Guard. |
Hobbies: Last year of College at Furman studying business.
If you are looking for that "Prize Hire", This is your AMAZING YOUNG MAN!! |
That's not my prison number.
It's my age in dissected frog years. |
What else you got Mr. C? |
Thanks, Uncle Kurty. |
Mike is the hardest working, most productive & loyal worker we've ever had. While we selfishly want him forever, his heart wants to pursue a career in finance or accounting. We owe it to him to help him realize his dreams. Can you help? |
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Everett Morales (cousin)
Master Seamster |
Martin The Dog
Dreams of viciousness |
Duke Jordan (father)
Diagrams & engineering |
Sport Jordan (grandfather)
The Rodeo Ghost |
| Hobbies: Sewing, tango, sewing, martial arts, and
I guess sewing. |
Hobbies: Child psychologist, expressive dance, & lady's man. |
Hobbies: My 55 year honeymoon with my wife
and very best friend. |
Hobbies: Inspiring the living to go for it.
Oil Driller, POW, Rodeo Ghost. |
| I don't care what the little girl says.
If I don't make it, you don't get it |
Will some one please let me
out to powder my wet nose |
There is more than one way to
do life. Just do it honorably! |
There is no courage without fear! Read more. |
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We are an Old-fashioned Family Business
That came about from a love of sharing quality time with friends and family outdoors. Since our business was borne from family togetherness, we have encouraged our young children to also participate in the business as a great way of teaching them that work is good.
I always love playing the lottery, not to necessarily win, but to buy a $1 daydream. My wife and I used to enjoy conjuring up our dream home and share all the salacious details. One thing was certain, we always wanted a porch. When our family began to expand, we went house hunting for a more suitable home. We still have not won the lottery, but were lucky enough to find a charming home with an inspiring porch.
From the moment I walked up the path, the porch was like a pair of outstretched arms welcoming us in. As beautiful spring, summer and fall days lured us out to the porch, annoying flies and mosquitoes preyed upon our family. We used the mosquito sprays on the children, tried zappers, citronella candles and finally purchased the mosquito magnet. None of these seemed to be good solutions to our problem, so we looked to screening as a last resort.
My wife loved our time on the porch but was adamant that permanent screening would ruin the look of our home. I had to agree that paying thousands of dollars for a permanent eye sore was not very appealing! There had to be another solution – Mosquito Curtains!
Our Mosquito Curtain has turned our porch into our sanctuary where we can enjoy all the beautiful months outside dining, singing to dad's guitar, playing games, and telling tales. With a little inspiration, and lots of encouragement from friends we researched, tested, and started Mosquito Curtains Inc. in 2003, five years after making our first prototype.
As a family business, we teach our children that work is good. Everyone participates and works to fulfill the company promise, "Make customers happy, and then, make them a curtain they will love." We are proud of our work and will do everything possible to help make your outdoor space the envy of the neighborhood. For those of you interested in how one leaves Wall Street to make Mosquito Curtains, Read this.
Kindest regards,
Kurt Jordan
Mosquito Curtains Inc. |
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