J.F. Rohrbaugh Wood Products is a fourth-generation, family-run Hanover-area business with roots reaching back to 1880, making it the community’s oldest family-run business. After more than a century of change, including a shift into specialty pallet and crate production following a 1960 fire, it now serves industrial customers with custom wood packaging and a service record built around reliable delivery.
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Marshall Boxes, IncFamily-owned Marshall Boxes has been making custom lumber and plywood crates and pallets in Rochester and Western New York since 1944. Grandfather Sherman Skuse bought the business in 1947 after serving in the Army, and Jeff Skuse now leads the company as its third-generation owner. The company also provides on-site crating and military-spec packaging, with heat-treated lumber for export shipments.ROCHESTER, NY
J & L Wood Products IncSince 1967, family-owned J & L Wood Products has grown from a small pallet shop into a Tipp City, Ohio manufacturer of custom pallets, crates, and industrial packaging. Its 90,000-square-foot operation is particularly known for shock pallets and server-rack crating, produced for sensitive electronics and large-scale data-center deployments. J&L also combines CAD design, in-house wood processing, delivery capacity, and vendor-managed inventory to support both complex one-off projects and high-volume programs.TIPP CITY, OH
Southwood Lumber & Pallet, IncThe Hochstetler family has worked in the lumber business since 1950, and Southwood Lumber & Pallet has carried that legacy forward as a third-generation, family-owned company since its founding in 1984. Based in Wayne County’s Amish Country, Southwood grew from one nailer and five employees into a pallet manufacturer serving customers across the Eastern United States.ORRVILLE, OH
Flick PackagingSince 1930, Flick Packaging has made custom wood and military packaging in Galion, Ohio, including containers designed for demanding transport and storage. Now led by fourth-generation brothers Adam and Erik Flick, the family company supports military and commercial customers from nearly 40,000 square feet of production space across five buildings. Its long history includes wartime logistics work with Galion Iron Works and decades of experience producing military-standard boxes, pallets, and ammunition containers.GALION, OH