🠈 Curran Group 🠊

Curran Group

Curran Group is a steadily expanding conglomerate which manfactures stone tiles and overs a variety of paving and rail services.

The company's subsidiaries are:

Crossville, Inc, based in Crossville, Tn. Crossville manufactures premium stone tiles on display at Crossville Studios.
Global Finishing which produces paint finishing booths.
Curran Contracting which offers highway paving and escavation services,
and Holland Co which offers rail construction and welding services.

History of Curran Group

I harvested the history of Curran Group from the company's history page on 1/1/23.

1918: William Curran founded Metropolitan Coal & Ice
1930: Curran created Suburban Oil Company to produce heating oil.
1938: Curran launched Curran Contracting Company offering asphalt paving
1961: Curran acquired Stahl Construction Company to expanding paving services.
1974: Curran acquired Holland Company in the rail industry.
1980: Curran acquired Warren's Turf Nursery in the sod farming industry.
1985: Curran launched Crossville Ceramics to create porcelain tile.
1992: Holland Company acquired Lewis Rail Service.
1996: Curran spun off Warren's Turf
1998: Curran acquired JBI in the paint finishing industry.
1998: Curran acquired Skokie Valley Asphalt.
2000: JBI acquired Blu Surf.
2002: Holland acquired M-Bar-D
2003: JBI merged with Blowtherm USA to create Global Finishing Solutions.
2004: Holland acquired E.O. Patton
2005: Crossville acquired Peltier Glass.
2007: Crossville acquired The Finish Line
2008: Holland acquired Industrial Metrics.
2008: Curran Contracting acquired Royer Asphalt.
2008: Crossville acquired Creative Metalized Products.
2010: Crossville acquired Master Tile based in Florida.
2011: Curran Contracting launched SMC Builders, Inc. in San Antonio, Tx and McGuire Aggregates Inc.
2011: Crossville acquired Master Tile in Texas and Oklahoma.
2015: Holland acquired Bankhead Railway Services of Atlanta which practiced thermite and electric welding.
2016: Global Finishing opened its Center for Excellence
2016: Crossville acquired Denver based Design Materials Inc. which had just acquired CAPCO.¹
2017: Crossville rebrands its 30+ distribution facilities to Crossville Studios.

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References:

Floor Covering Weekly - Crossville acquires Design Materials (Drawn 1/1/2023)
Tile Magazine - Three Decades of Hard Work (Drawn 1/1/2023)

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