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Accessory Metals return!
The Southwest’s leading provider of commercial steel framing
By Lee Allen
Say “Quail Run” and most people would conjure up an image of feathered little critters with top-knots scurrying across the desert. Others might envision the myriad of similarly-named schools, apartment complexes, golf courses and RV parks.
Few would call to mind Quail Run Building Materials in Phoenix, but that’s in the process of changing now that the company is Native American majority-owned.
The manufacturer of cold-formed steel building components has been quietly going about its business for some 32 years now, beginning as a stucco and drywall supply firm that also offered a custom brake metal shop. As the company grew, it incorporated the manufacture of furring and framing components until it morphed into a specialty manufacturer of light-gauge, cold-formed, steel framing components and became “The Southwest’s leading provider of commercial steel framing,” according to a company press release.
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