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115 Years Old


and never felt better

When you’ve been around as long as we have, you learn there’s no escaping difficulties. We’ve operated through times of peace and times of war, bear and bull markets, the rise and decline of modern technologies, and public health crises. We’ve learned it’s the hard seasons that have the most to teach us.

They’re the ones that show us what we’re made of, and the ones that help us grow into a stronger, more resilient company. Rather than fearing hard times, we try to leverage them for our greater good, staying open and willing to learn the lessons they bring. While we don’t enjoy hardships, we do appreciate what they’ve made of us: a company that’s capable and adaptive, with a stronger-than-ever belief in the pursuit of continuous improvement.

An employee who creates drawings for molds going over blueprints and schematics, with tools of his trade visible.

Roots are just as important as wings.

Sure, we have big dreams, and we’re proud of those. Harrison Steel works hard every day to be a global leader in our industry and continue making a world-class product destined for places all over our great country. Our vision gives us our wings, pushing us to soar higher into the excellence we strive toward.

But before any of that, we’re a member of the Attica community, where we’ve been since 1906. Our roots are in this community, in our history, in the people and places we love. Our roots are who we are as a company, and they’re firmly planted right here.

The old entrance with "Harrison Steel" carved into the building.

Two employees, smiling, stand on top of the stairs next o an office entrance. A fire alarm is visible in the background.

Family isn’t limited to relatives

Some families we’re born into, some we make for ourselves. Our definition of family is a group of people you’re dedicated to, period. At Harrison Steel, we’re a family that works every day toward the same goal for our customers. We see each other through the milestones of business, and the milestones of our individual lives. We don’t just know about each other; we know each other. We know when birthdays happen, when babies are born, when grandkids hit home runs, when a home garden yields a bumper crop. Being known matters, and that’s one reason many of our employees keep celebrating 25 and 30 year anniversaries with the company. Because here, we’re family.