Bil-Jax manufactures scaffolding and equipment for construction and events, with its origins in the Bil-Jax Scaffolding Company founded by Bill and Jack Ashenfelter in 1946. The company says its American-made products support construction work, events, and facilities maintenance, and describes scaffolding and staging as long-standing specialties.
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Alum-A-Pole CorporationAlum-A-Pole Corporation manufactures scaffolding systems and related jobsite products in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1980 by siding contractor Carl Anderson, the company developed what it describes as the industry’s first aluminum pump-jack pole and has continued to focus on safer equipment for the trades. Its products are made in the USA and sold through a network of distributors.SCRANTON, PA
Jericho Stage, IncSince the 1970s, Baltimore-based Jericho Stage has built and managed temporary event stages, with a particular knack for custom structures that fit unusual venues. The company has constructed stages over pools and fountains, above existing seats, and in other unconventional spaces while supporting events ranging from concerts and graduations to fashion shows and presidential inaugurations. JSI serves the Mid-Atlantic from Richmond to Philadelphia and beyond.SPARROWS POINT, MD
Universal Manufacturing CorpFounded in Zelienople in 1934, Universal Manufacturing Corp. makes American-made steel scaffolding and custom-fabricated access equipment, pairing its products with scaffold design and engineering support. The company’s history runs from early ladder and clamp-scaffold production to major access work on projects such as the Tappan Zee Bridge, where it engineered stair towers reaching more than 290 feet. Universal also operates as a SAIA-accredited training institute for supported scaffold competent-person training.238990ZELIENOPLE, PA
Granite IndustriesFounded in 1997 in Archbold, Ohio, Granite Industries manufactures scaffold and material-handling equipment, with additional lines for staging, seating and fencing. Its 150,000-square-foot Ohio operation produces domestic designs under the Granite, American Cart and Overland brands, including electric carts that have evolved through three generations since their 2009 launch. Granite also maintains warehouses around the country and can develop custom items for specialized jobs.ARCHBOLD, OH