Stewart-Amos Sweeper Co. manufactures U.S.-built street sweeper trucks, drawing on a sweeping-equipment history that began in 1947. Formed in 2004 to build simpler, lower-maintenance machines for its rental fleet, the Harrisburg company now produces Starfire mechanical broom and Galaxy regenerative-air sweepers around a time-proven design with highly compatible parts. More than 95% of its factory parts can typically ship the same day, supported by a dealer network that provides service and training.
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Old Dominion Brush CompanySince 1910, Old Dominion Brush Company has made the brushes, brooms and vacuum collection equipment that municipalities and contractors use to keep streets and communities clean. The company’s Richmond-based manufacturing history includes its first truck-mounted unit in 1990 and thousands of tow-behind leaf loaders made since the 1980s. ODB also holds patents for its single-engine debris collector truck, CDL-exempt truck and ECO-MODE™ fuel-saving system.BELLMORE, NY
United Rotary Brush CorporationFounded in 1990, United Rotary Brush Corporation manufactures replacement rotary brooms for municipal, contractor and airport runway sweepers from its headquarters in Olathe, Kansas. The company draws on more than 80 years of combined broom-industry experience and supports customers through seven locations across the United States and Canada. Its product line is built to fit sweepers from a wide range of manufacturers and includes its UnitedPro™ recyclable strip broom.PLAIN CITY, OH
Lacal Equipment IncSince 1947, Lacal Equipment has manufactured and distributed aftermarket replacement parts for road and highway maintenance equipment from its 83,000-square-foot facility in Jackson Center, Ohio. Its in-house production ranges from small precision components to large dirt hoppers, with laser scanning available to recreate complex parts and a 17,000-part inventory supporting rapid shipment. Lacal also reconditions street sweepers for municipalities and contractors, extending its role beyond parts supply.JACKSON CENTER, OH
GapVax IncBorn from a 1977 flood cleanup in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, GapVax builds vacuum and jetting trucks for sewer, stormwater, industrial and excavation work. Rose and Gary Poborsky began with a used septic truck, then started welding their own equipment after manufacturers ignored their ideas; today, the family-owned manufacturer builds customized trucks at its Johnstown facility. Each truck is documented, individually painted for corrosion protection and tested for about 20 hours before leaving the factory.332420JOHNSTOWN, PA