Known as the original car-cover company, privately owned Budge Industries has been developing protective solutions since a 1940 Philadelphia invention inspired by trolley sparks. Today, the company applies that long experience to custom protection for industrial, government and OEM customers, alongside its established retail business.
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Safeguard TechnologySince 1992, Safeguard Technology has custom-manufactured American-made anti-slip covers for demanding industrial and public environments. Unlike a one-size-fits-all warehouse supplier, the Streetsboro company fabricates solutions to customer specifications, drawing on installations across more than 40 markets worldwide. Its Hi-Traction® products are also available with custom colors, markings and logos.STREETSBORO, OH
EmpireCoversWith Philadelphia roots and more than 85 employees in Pennsylvania and Kentucky, EmpireCovers manufactures protective covers for vehicles, boats, RVs and outdoor furnishings. The company has sold covers online since 2004 and combines direct-to-consumer e-commerce with in-house design and manufacturing, including custom Pro-Fit covers designed and assembled at its Kentucky factory. EmpireCovers is a Made in the USA manufacturer, and its products undergo independent third-party quality testing.JENKINTOWN, PA
Neilly Canvas Goods CompanyA family-owned, multigenerational Pittsburgh-area manufacturer, Neilly Canvas Goods Company has spent more than 75 years making tarps and truck-cover systems, while also designing and installing awnings for homes and businesses. Its work ranges from custom cargo protection to specialty covers, supported by repair, maintenance, and installation services that keep those products in use. The company’s long tarp-industry history and custom fabrication approach distinguish it from a standard awning retailer.WEST MIFFLIN, PA
CoverSportsProduced in Philadelphia since 1874, CoverSports manufactures protective covers and padding for athletic surfaces, from stadium fields to gym floors. The company traces its textile work from Conestoga wagon covers and horse blankets to today’s custom athletic textiles, and remains one of the last survivors of Philadelphia’s once-thriving textile industry. Its products are made in the USA and used by organizations including the Baltimore Orioles, Philadelphia Phillies, Penn State, and the New York Red Bulls.PHILADELPHIA, PA