Since 1904, AWV has engineered and manufactured customized louvers, dampers and architectural sunshades for commercial and industrial buildings. Based in Ohio, the company combines in-house engineering with an AMCA-certified independent testing lab to develop solutions that balance airflow performance, weather protection and architectural appearance. Its custom work includes the curved sunshade package created for the University of Michigan’s 78,000-square-foot School of Nursing facility.
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Capital City AwningSince 1946, family-managed Capital City Awning has manufactured custom shade solutions for commercial and residential customers in Columbus, including awnings made locally at its central Ohio facility. The company also handles repairs, seasonal storage and cleaning, while taking on unusual fabric projects beyond traditional awnings.COLUMBUS, OH
Mestek Commercial Damper and Louver Group (MCDLG)From its Wyalusing, Pennsylvania base, Mestek Commercial Damper and Louver Group brings together several HVAC brands to manufacture air-control and ventilation products for construction projects. With more than 50 years in the HVAC industry, MCDLG makes its products in the United States and supports the field through AMCA-certified offerings, UL Life Safety products, and continuing-education courses. It is a division of Mestek Inc.WYALUSING, PA
DEL Motorized Solutions IncWith roots in a custom upholstery company founded in the 1940s, DEL Motorized Solutions has made automated window treatments, lighting and controls since 1976. The company’s distinctive work includes custom-fabricated systems and specialty shades shaped to match arched and angled windows, tested in-house for a precise fit. DEL is an inaugural Lutron Native by Design partner and a Lutron Hall of Fame inductee, integrating Lutron technology into products such as its Contour shades and PerfectFit recessed concealment systems.NEW YORK CITY, NY
Aerolab LLCAerolab traces its roots to 1947, when Wiley Sherwood built the company’s first educational wind tunnel in his basement. Today, the Maryland manufacturer is known for custom wind tunnels and aerodynamic research equipment, with more than 1,500 systems delivered to institutions around the world. Its 30,000-square-foot facility supports the design and construction of systems for academic, industrial and military users.JESSUP, MD