Sid Harvey Industries is a long-established HVAC supplier and manufacturer, founded by Sidney W. Harvey in 1931 during the early rise of automatic oil heating. What began in a Hempstead office grew into a distinctive business that distributes products while also producing new and remanufactured Sid Harvey-brand parts, serving heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration trades through 83 branches.
Gray Metal Products, IncFamily-owned Gray Metal Products manufactures heating and air-conditioning products for wholesale distributors and hardware chains. Incorporated in Rochester, New York, in 1932, the company traces its roots to the Gray family’s 1890 Rochester Can Company and remains in its fifth generation, with a long history that includes the patented corrugated garbage can and early HVAC components.AVON, NY
1HVACFounded in Ohio in 1938 as an HVAC manufacturer’s representative, 1HVAC now supplies residential and commercial systems while manufacturing sheet-metal air-distribution products. Its unusual combination of representation and in-house production gives contractors a single source for equipment, ductwork, fans, and related boiler components. The company serves the Dayton-area market and sells across Ohio, while also operating affiliated HVAC businesses in other regions.TROY, OH
IslandaireFounded by Robert Hansen in 1992, Islandaire is a St. James, New York manufacturer that has grown into a multi-million-dollar operation over more than three decades. The company is known for its “perfect fit” approach, designing U.S.-made HVAC replacements that work with existing installations for commercial and institutional buildings.ST JAMES, NY
1987 MachineryFounded by longtime friends Mike Hardesty and Andrew Hess, 1987 Machinery grew from their industry experience into a machinery partner for HVAC duct and sheet-metal fabrication shops. The Maryland company is known for pairing equipment expertise with personal support, including service that helps customers keep existing machinery productive.