Case Study: City of Lompoc improves maintenance efficiency with Limble CMMS

How the City of Lompoc uses Limble in their water treatment plant

The City of Lompoc Water Treatment Plant in California serves about 45,000 residents and relies on a critical, aging facility built in the 1960s to provide safe drinking water. When Robert Stricklin became Maintenance Supervisor, he found the team’s 15-year-old CMMS was confusing, hard to navigate, and lacked the support they needed, creating inefficiencies in maintenance operations.

The City of Lompoc chose Limble CMMS after a free trial showed it was easy to use, flexible, and backed by strong customer support. With Limble, the team gained automated scheduling, better preventive maintenance planning, and faster issue resolution, helping reduce downtime risk and make redundant-system switching less stressful. Limble CMMS helped the plant stay organized and keep water flowing reliably to the community.

City of Lompoc

Robert Stricklin

Maintenance Supervisor