Oshkosh, WI — Muza Sheet Metal Co., a leading architectural sheet metal firm based in Oshkosh, is thrilled to announce the opening of its second location in Windsor. This strategic expansion demonstrates the company’s dedication to sustaining its robust growth and enhancing its ability to efficiently serve clients throughout the state of Wisconsin.
This facility will serve as a design center supporting architects, designers and general contractors with the ever-expanding world of architectural Sheet Metal. We are here to foster growth, shape the future and contribute to the construction of tomorrow’s structures.
“This facility will serve as a springboard for servicing the ever-expanding world of architectural sheet metal. We’re here to foster growth, craft the future and shape tomorrow’s structures,” Muza President, Sam Blanck, remarked. “We are fortunate to have discovered the ideal location in Windsor and look forward to positively contributing to this community for many years to come.”
Spanning an impressive 40,000 square feet, the Windsor location features cutting-edge amenities, including an advanced design center, expanded storage capabilities, and state-of-the-art equipment planned to significantly boost productivity. This move aligns with Muza’s pledge to provide a local approach to architects and clients alike, ensuring a seamless experience in every aspect of their architectural sheet metal needs.
The expansion into Windsor has also brought an additional 30 skilled professionals to Muza’s workforce, reinforcing the company’s commitment to providing top-tier expertise and services. “These talented individuals are the backbone of our growth, ensuring that our mission to innovate and serve remains stronger than ever.” Muza CEO, Carven Blanck, added.
Muza Sheet Metal Co.’s unwavering dedication to quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service has fueled its upward trajectory. As they settle into their new Windsor location, the company is well-equipped to continue their legacy of excellence, innovation, and collaboration within the architectural sheet metal industry.
