Acquired the assets of Titusville Enterprises, Franklin, Pennsylvania.

Acquired the assets of Titusville Enterprises, Franklin, Pennsylvania.

Opened a new facility in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia called, Re-Steel Supply – West Virginia.

This 53,000 square foot facility sits on nine acres of land and is conveniently located close to major highways.

Corrosion Control, Inc. (CCI), Re-Steel’s epoxy coating facility, opened in Auburn, N.Y. to enhance the lifespan of rebar embedded in concrete used for corrosive environments.

Strategically located next to a major supplier of reinforcing steel, this downstream operation greatly enhances our ability to serve our customers with their epoxy  requirements. The CCI facility has state of the art equipment and an annual capacity in excess of 30,000 tons.

Acquired the assets of Rusco Steel in Warwick, Rhode Island.

In 2012, Rusco Steel’s name was changed to: Re-Steel Supply Company Inc. – New England.

Re-Steel established the Anchor Bolt Division to meet the growing demand in the tower industry for 18-J anchor bolts.

Opened a new facility in Baltimore, MD called the Victory Steel Company, Inc.

In 2005, Re-Steel bought a 95,000 square-foot building from Heitdman Steel and land from the city of Baltimore to expand the premises.

Re-Steel acquired the assets of CFS Steel Company, Inc., in Bronx, N.Y.

Recent major renovations at this facility have increased capacity, efficiency, and quality for all markets.

Created a wholesale division for buying and selling truckload quantities of reinforcing steel.

This division has grown significantly since its inception, due to its favorable value-added processing and next-day delivery options.

Re-Steel acquired the assets of Bethlehem Rebar Industries, Philadelphia.

Main headquarter building was established in Eddystone, PA.