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HistoryIn October of 1982 Tom Stoddard and his son John, fresh out of school, started Stoddard's Furniture Service. Initially refinishing residential furniture and touching up architectural wood on cruise ships. Almost by accident they discovered their niche when asked by a satisfied residential client to service the furniture at his place of business. It didn't take long for the pare to figure out that commercial office properties were filled with architectural wood and quickly set out to become the go-to company for all commercial wood care needs. Property managers and owners quickly discovered the value, both visually and financially, in maintaining the architectural wood in their buildings with touch-up. In 2004 the company incorporate, changing their name to Stoddard's Restoration Services, Inc. and directing all their efforts to the commercial industry.

Marty's Replacement Windows Inc, located in Huntington Beach, CA, specializes in custom-crafted windows and doors designed to bring each client's vision to life. With a commitment to quality, the company offers a range of products including various styles and materials, ensuring that homes not only meet practical needs but also aesthetic aspirations. Driven by innovation and inspiration, Marty's Replacement Windows collaborates with architects, builders, and homeowners to enhance living spaces through improved natural light and expansive views. Their portfolio features stunning residential projects that reflect both contemporary and traditional designs, showcasing the versatility and craftsmanship of their offerings. Generated from the website

Norman, Fox & Co. was formed in 1971 as a partnership between Herb Norman and the late Fred Fox. Norman and Fox worked many years for the 'Chemicals for Industry' division of Swift & Company (later Esmark). They started Norman, Fox & Co. when Esmark discontinued the division following severe labor and operating difficulties at the major production facility in Hammond, Ind. In 1972, the partnership purchased Esmark s industrial soap manufacturing equipment in Vernon, Calif., and moved to its present site in Los Angeles. In 1976 Norman, Fox & Co. decided to add additional equipment to expand its manufacturing capabilities. This equipment included a reactor for making alkanolamides and esters, liquid blending and drum filling equipment, additional storage tanks, expanded warehousing and material handling facilities and transportation equipment for local deliveries. From its inception, the company attracted a number of major national chemical companies as principals for its distribution operations. Norman s key principals include Shell Chemical Company, GE Silicones, Geo. Pfau s Sons Co., R tgers Organics, Tomah Products, Akzo Nobel, Uniqema North America Division of Imperial Chemical Industries, Lyondell Petrochemical Company, Burlington Chemical and Lonza Group. Besides the branded products of these companies, Norman, Fox & Co. distributes and resells many related materials manufactured to exacting specifications under its own Norfox trade name.