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HALQUIST STONE COMPANY, INC.
HALQUIST STONE COMPANY, INC.
Sussex, Wisconsin
100-499 employees
Halquist Stone is an executive office company based out of 6698 County 511, Rapid River, MI, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
EDEN STONE COMPANY, INC.
EDEN STONE COMPANY, INC.
Eden, Wisconsin
100-499 employees
Eden Stone was established in 1950 by Emil Gesell and his sons, William and Robert Gesell. Humbly founded as a simple gravel yard in Marblehead, WI, Eden Stone began with one quarry, an old truck and a few strong backs. Following the death of their father, Bill and Bob capitalized on the unique beauty of their quarry stone by expanding their product line into hand dressed veneer and landscaping materials. The company grew into the Milwaukee and Chicago markets in the 1960’s and throughout the Midwest by the early 80’s. During those early years, the Gesells invested in better cutting equipment, improved their facilities and slowly built a small fleet of trucks to service regional customers. As their market grew, the Gesell’s purchased quarry land in nearby Oakfield and Chilton to expand their material options and provide a broader color palette to their increasing customer base. When Bob retired in the mid 1980’s, Bill tapped his sons and son-in-laws to help him develop the company. Together, they expanded Eden Stone’s reach even further into the cut stone market by acquiring Valders Stone & Marble, an internationally recognized, dimensional stone producer near Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Valders had a long history in its own right, beginning in 1906, when it started operating as a lump lime producer. Lump lime, used as an ingredient in mortar and cement plaster, was a booming product for many years. It was in the 1950s that the company first began to cut its stone based on the observation of an engineer. He recognized the superior quality of the material and suggested that it should be cut into architectural stone building materials. His recommendation stuck. Shortly after that encounter, Valders began working with builders on residential and commercial facilities in the region. Eden Stone is currently in its 4th generation of family ownership and consists of 9 quarries, 3 processing facilities and close to 180 employees.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
CARPENTER BROTHERS, INC.
CARPENTER BROTHERS, INC.
Mequon, Wisconsin
25-49 employees
Carpenter Brothers, Inc. is a dealer / distributor / representative for manufacturers of industrial supplies and equipment. Though foundry supplies and equipment have been and still make up the majority of products and sales, diversification has added products and services for the die casting, environmental, blast cleaning and surface finishing industries. Consumable products include metals and ferro-alloys such as Molybdenum, Silicon, Chromium, Manganese, Carbon, Aluminum, Inoculants and other specialty products. Also, included are sand additives, pre-blends, olivine, zircon and other specialty sands, chemical binders, refractory coatings, ceramic filters, and many more. Our equipment line includes sand preparation equipment including sand heaters and coolers, continuous mixers, and mullers. Also included are electronic sand laboratory equipment, automated core and molding machines, shake-out and material handling systems, sand reclaimers, robotics and complete turnkey foundry systems. Molten metal melting furnaces and transporting ladles are also represented. Carpenter Brothers, Inc. promotes technical progress and success for the foundry and other industries. To this end, all Carpenter Brothers, Inc. divisions conduct several in-plant and invitational technical seminars each year. Subjects include "Casting Defects - Sand or Metal?"​ “Metallurgy of Sand Casting,"​ "Sand Technology,"​ "Melting Practice,"​ "Computer Simulation,"​ "Core Room Practice,"​ "No Bake Binder Systems,"​ "Metal Inoculation,"​ and "Various Types of Foundry Equipment."​ Our personnel are always available for in-plant technical training, education, and service, including trouble-shooting casting defects, metallurgy and equipment problems. CBI attributes over 100 years of the continuing success to the high level expertise on specific foundry processes and products and the technical and manufacturing knowledge of our sales and customer service personnel.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
LANNON STONE PRODUCTS, INC.
LANNON STONE PRODUCTS, INC.
Sussex, Wisconsin
100-499 employees
Lannon Stone Products produces and sells quality construction aggregates from 5 locations in southeast Wisconsin, serving the concrete, asphalt, road-building, grading, utility, landscape, environmental, and building stone industries. Our commitment to quality ensures that our products will meet all state, local, and customer specifications. Our 5 locations and our in-house trucking firm, Certified Truckers, ensures that our products will be delivered on time and with the lowest total-cost to most locations in Southeast Wisconsin.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
WAGNER EXCAVATING, INC.
WAGNER EXCAVATING, INC.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
1-24 employees
Wagner Excavating is a family owned and operated business since 1973. We are a design-build earthwork and utility contractor. From conceptual ideas through professionally engineered plans, to final product, we can handle everything in-between. Our services include: Civil Engineering Surveying Construction Staking Detention Basin Design and Construction Site Development Site Utilities (sanitary sewer, water main, and storm sewer) Material Hauling (sand, gravel, stone, and topsoil) Grading Basement Excavations Municipal Work Storm Water Management Erosion Control Building Demolition Snow Plowing- Commercial
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
GENESEE AGGREGATE CORPORATION
GENESEE AGGREGATE CORPORATION
West Allis, Wisconsin
1-24 employees
Genesee Aggregate Corporation is a company based out of S49w31772 Grush Rd, Brookfield, Wisconsin, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
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BRICKCRAFT, INC.
BRICKCRAFT, INC.
Sussex, Wisconsin
50-99 employees
Through our vast network of distributors, Brickcraft has been supplying bricks to residential and commercial projects since 2003. As a smaller manufacturer and supplier of brick, BrickCraft is able to see your vision and partners with you to make it a reality. With over 26 colors there's one for every project...all within budget!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive