Jim Will

Cornerstone Building Brands, based in Huntingdon Valley, PA, is North America's largest manufacturer of exterior building solutions with a rich heritage spanning over 100 years. Committed to relentless customer focus and quality performance, they offer a comprehensive range of products for residential and commercial markets, including surface solutions, aperture solutions, and metal building systems. With a strong emphasis on environmental, social, and governance initiatives, Cornerstone Building Brands is dedicated to creating a better tomorrow for customers and communities. Through continuous improvement and a commitment to excellence, they strive to deliver best-in-class solutions while fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in their work environment.Generated from the website

Robert K. Kurtz Company is a prominent metal recycling business located in Feasterville Trevose, PA, dedicated to serving Bucks County and neighboring areas. Specializing in non-ferrous scrap recycling, the company distributes and processes a wide range of metals and materials, including brass, copper, aluminum, insulated copper, and aluminum wire. With a focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility, Robert K. Kurtz Company plays a crucial role in the recycling industry by efficiently handling various grades of scrap metals and materials, contributing to a more sustainable future for the community and beyond. Generated from their available business information

Thalheimer Brothers is a large processor of nonferrous and nickel alloy scrap metals. It was founded by Max, Gus and Martin Thalheimer in 1939. The company s facility is in Philadelphia in a 400,000 square foot plant on more than 20 acres of ground. The majority of its materials are prepared as substitutes for virgin materials. The metals are processed for stainless foundries, steel mills, brass mills, brass foundries, ingot makers and specialty metal product producers. Thalheimer s materials are purchased throughout North America and sold throughout the world. The scrap material is purchased from industrial plants, wreckers and scrap iron dealers, as well as smaller nonferrous scrap dealers.