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New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.


New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.'s financial review

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)

743.5M

Employees

460

Total Funding

200M

Last Funding Round

200M


New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc. information

In 1924, New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc. began as a commitment between J. S. Detwiler and his son, Paul I. Detwiler. Over the next two decades, J. S. and Paul acquired several other quarries in addition to blacktop and ready mix concrete plants. In 1949, J. S. included his other sons, Emmert, Dale, and Galen, in the company's operations. After the company incorporated in 1950, the four broth...
In 1924, New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc. began as a commitment between J. S. Detwiler and his son, Paul I. Detwiler. Over the next two decades, J. S. and Paul acquired several other quarries in addition to blacktop and ready mix concrete plants. In 1949, J. S. included his other sons, Emmert, Dale, and Galen, in the company's operations. After the company incorporated in 1950, the four brothers expanded and diversified NES&L Co., Inc., adding precast/prestressed concrete plants, concrete pipe plants, and more quarries. During the 1970's, NES&L Co., Inc. acquired Martin Limestone, Inc. in Blue Ball, Pennsylvania, and Valley Quarries, Inc. in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. In 2000, the company added Buffalo Crushed Stone, Inc. in Buffalo, New York, to its list of subsidiaries. In 2002, the company acquired Lancaster Stone. Stabler Companies Inc. and certain of its subsidiaries were added in 2007, expanding their services throughout the United States. The commitment that began between father and son continues today in this family-owned corporation guided by fourth- and fifth-generation Detwilers. That commitment comes from company personnel as well, since many of them are third- and fourth-generation employees. The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development named NES&L Co., Inc. one of the 50 best places to work among companies with 250 or more employees. From one quarry to a myriad of production facilities, quarries, and contracting services, NES&L Co., Inc. continues to strive to be a leader as a building materials supplier and highway contractor.

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc. industries

Construction materials
Aggregate
Hot mix asphalt
Ready mix concrete & heavy

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.'s financial review

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)

743.5M

Employees

460

Total Funding

200M

Last Funding Round

200M

Technologies

Email Providers
Recruitment
Analytics and Tracking
Load Balancers

Notable Alumni

Brian Ormsby
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Edgar Villarroya
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Job Postings

New Enterprise, United States
Everett, United States
Harrisburg, United States
Somerset, United States

Employees

Regional Customer Service/Transportation Manager
Heavy Equipment Operator
Construction

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