Summitville Tiles, Inc

Employee Size

2-10

Headquarters

Summitville, OH

Since 1912, Summitville Tiles has made American ceramic tile and brick, growing from a small Ohio operation into a long-running producer of quarry tile, thin brick and related installation materials. The Johnson family owned and operated the company for more than a century, and Summitville remains distinctive for mining its own raw materials on site and controlling production from clay extraction through installation products. Acquired by General Shale in 2024, the Summitville brand continues its Ohio manufacturing heritage.

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