In business for 30 years, Dynamic Fastener specializes in serving construction needs for specialty tools and fasteners. Based in Kansas City, Mo., the firm offers anchor bolts, pipe flashings, power tools, generators, sealants, and screws; and seam roofing systems, fall protection and insulation support systems, and fiberglass insulation facings. The company also provides clamp systems to the attachment of various rooftop accessories, including HVAC equipment, signage, solar panels, snow retention hardware, gas piping and conduit, rooftop lighting, fascias, equipment screens, parapet bracing, condensate lines, stack and flue bracing, antennae, and roof walkways. Operating out of a facility of over 1, 50,000 square feet of warehouse space, Dynamic Fastener distributes and sells fasteners, rivets and hardware for commercial construction applications.
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Since 1983, CES has been helping supply your residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the U.S. Call us today to place orders, check order status, ask any questions.
French Gerleman is proud to offer one of the largest inventories and selection of outstanding automation, datacom, electrical and power transmission products and services to the industrial, commercial and construction markets in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. That means you can count on us to have the products you need, when you need them. French Gerleman is a family owned business and customer service is our top priority. We look forward to providing you with the personalized service you've come to expect and we guarantee you the latest in technology.
Topps Products provides roof waterproofing coatings, roof sealants, and repair materials to fix leaking roofs on commercial and industrial buildings.
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Major Lumber Company was established in 1896 by Reuben H. Major. Originally the business was located on the south bank of the Little Platte River near the old Patterson Mill. It was one of the two lumber yards owned by Reuben Major and his brother, Weeden Major. The other was located in Kearney, MO. Originally much of the lumber came from Arkansas lumber mills owned by the Major family who had moved to this area from Arkansas.
