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Gamco Corp. honored by Glass Magazine

Gamco Corp., one of the New York metro area's leading manufacturers of specialty fenestration products and architectural metals, has received a notable national industry recognition. Glass Magazine, one of the nation's foremost trade periodicals, has included Gamco in its 2013 list of Top Metal Companies. Inclusion on the prestigious list acknowledges Gamco's sales growth and increasing presence within the fenestration-architectural metals industry. Along with Gamco, 35 other firms are ranked on this year's list, including C.R. Laurence/U.S. Aluminum, EFCO, Kwaneer, YKK and Wausau. The 2013 list was published in the November 2013 edition of Glass Magazine. Gamco manufactures a wide variety of custom quality fenestration systems and architectural metal appointments for commercial, institutional and residential properties. Founded in 1986, the company has established a reputation for excellence in quality, customer service, design and manufacturing. Based in New York City, the company serves architects, construction professionals and property owners throughout the metropolitan area, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states. For more information, contact Gamco at 718-359-8833 or visit www.gamcocorp.com.
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