Loxcreen is a custom aluminum and vinyl extruder. In addition to aluminum and vinyl extrusions, the company also stocks standard extrusions, coil, stainless steel, floor trim, storm and screen doors, windows, ventilation and a complete line of building products. Aluminum is extruded at a maximum width between seven and eight inches and is then fabricated through sawing, mitering, punching, drilling, brushing, bending, welding, stamping, cold roll forming, slitting, press braking and more in an array of finishes. The company s clientele range from the handyman to the professional contractor. Loxcreen is ANSI/ISO/ASQ Q9001-2000 registered and has been in business for decades. The company started as a partnership between Charles R. Parrish and his son, John W. Parrish, in 1946.
Quality ductwork and iron fabrication.
Quik Service Steel is a subsidiary of The Yaffe Companies. The Yaffe Companies and its subsidiaries have evolved over the years into one of the largest privately owned scrap metal processing operations in the Midwest. The company has the ability to process a myriad of different grades, shapes and sizes of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap. Established in 1907 in Arkansas, it has grown from a single scrap yard into a company with more than 10 locations in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas. In addition to Quik Service Steel, The Yaffe Companies include Rogers Iron and Metal, Siloam Springs Metal Recycling, Yaffe Iron and Metal, Novick Iron & Metal, Ponca Iron and Metal, Glickman Metal Recycling and Ball Pipe and Supply. Quik Service Steel is located in Oklahoma City.
