DENVER, March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Scanifly, the solar industry’s leader in PV design and field operations software, announced today an exclusive partnership with CertainTeed, a Saint-Gobain company and North American leader in building products, making Scanifly the official design platform for CertainTeed SunStyle solar roof systems. The SunStyle Designer gives contractors and roofers a dedicated, more intuitive way to design SunStyle systems, generate accurate production estimates, and export comprehensive installation reports—available across both Scanifly’s remote and drone-based design environments.

SunStyle is one of the most visually distinctive and premium solar roofing products on the market, characterized by its signature diamond-pattern shingle layout and architectural craftsmanship. CertainTeed has always prioritized quality and consistency in every SunStyle design. This partnership extends that commitment by giving contractors a faster, more accessible design experience, backed by the accuracy Scanifly is known for.

The Scanifly + SunStyle Designer delivers immediate advantages:

  • A contractor-friendly interface that simplifies the design process and reduces time from design to install-ready documentation
  • Automated shingle placement with adjustable layout parameters, including start points and small/large shingle selection
  • Real-time production calculations that update as active and inactive shingles are modified
  • Extensive reports that consolidate shingle layouts, batten layouts, cut sheets, and BOMs into a single export
  • Manufacturer-specific hardware lists that reflect actual roof conditions

“SunStyle is a cutting-edge product that is raising the ceiling for Building Integrated PV (BIPV) applications,” noted Jason Steinberg, CEO of Scanifly. “We built the SunStyle Designer to serve as a singular platform for contractors to sell, design, and install projects faster and more accurately, which is at the core of Scanifly’s holistic mission. We’re excited to introduce many current Scanifly contractors to the SunStyle product, while simultaneously continuing to deepen our relationship with CertainTeed.”

“Scanifly’s platform gives our contractor network the design experience SunStyle has always deserved,” said Andrew Wickham, Sr. Director of Product – Solar at CertainTeed. “Contractors can now design with a tool that reflects SunStyle’s commitment to quality, generate accurate reports, and go to market with confidence.”

From first layout to install-day documentation, the entire SunStyle design process lives inside Scanifly. Contractors can get started by reaching out to Scanifly or CertainTeed directly to set up an account, and Scanifly’s dedicated SunStyle training, led by an experienced solar professional, walks your team through everything they need to design with confidence.

For contractors interested in using the software to explore the SunStyle product, contact CertainTeed or Scanifly directly to access an account and experience the tools in real time. Scanifly provides custom training for this program, led by a seasoned solar professional.

Solar contractors and roofers can access the SunStyle Designer starting today. Visit https://scanifly.com/certainteed-sunstyle-design/ to learn more.

About Scanifly 

Scanifly is the only solar design software that lets you create PV layouts instantly with AI, then verify with drones for perfect install-day accuracy—all on one platform. Contractors using Scanifly’s mobile, web, and drone-based technology cut site survey time by 90% and eliminate design revisions. Learn more at scanifly.com.

About CertainTeed

With innovative building solutions made possible through its comprehensive offering of interior and exterior products, CertainTeed is transforming how the industry builds. As leaders in building science and sustainable construction, CertainTeed makes it easier than ever to create high-performance, energy-efficient places to live, work and play, so that together we can make the world a better home.

A subsidiary of Saint-Gobain, one of the world’s largest and oldest building products companies, CertainTeed has more than 6,900 employees and more than 60 manufacturing facilities throughout the United States and Canada. www.certainteed.com 

About Saint-Gobain

Worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction, Saint-Gobain designs, manufactures and distributes materials and services for the construction and industrial markets. Its integrated solutions for the renovation of public and private buildings, light construction and the decarbonization of construction and industry are developed through a continuous innovation process and provide sustainability and performance. The Group, celebrating its 360th anniversary in 2025, remains more committed than ever to its purpose, “MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME”.

Contact:
Brad Knudsen
info@scanifly.com

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IRVINE, Calif., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total February sales of 33,497 vehicles, flat compared to February 2025. With 24 selling days in February, compared to 25 the year prior, the company posted an increase of 4 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.

CPO sales totaled 5,954 vehicles in February, an increase of 6.4 percent compared to February 2025.

Sales highlights include:

  • 2nd Best February Total Sales ever
  • Best February Retail Sales since 2020 for Mazda 3 Sedan
  • Best February Total Sales ever for both CX-50 ICE and Hybrid

Mazda Canada, Inc., (MCI) reported February sales of 4,616 vehicles, an increase of 1.3 percent compared to February last year. 

Mazda Motor de Mexico (MMdM) reported February sales of 8,321 vehicles, a decrease of 11 percent compared to February last year.  

About Mazda North American Operations
Proudly founded in Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda has a history of sophisticated craftsmanship and innovation, and a purpose to enrich life-in-motion for those it serves. By putting humans at the center of everything it does, Mazda aspires to create uplifting experiences with our vehicles and for people. Mazda North American Operations is headquartered in Irvine, California, and oversees the sales, marketing, parts and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Colombia through approximately 795 dealers. Operations in Canada are managed by Mazda Canada Inc. in Richmond Hill, Ontario; operations in Mexico are managed by Mazda Motor de Mexico in Mexico City; and operations in Colombia are managed by Mazda de Colombia in Bogota, Colombia. For more information on Mazda vehicles, including photography and B-roll, please visit the online Mazda media center at news.mazdausa.com.

Follow @MazdaUSA on social media: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and Threads.

Month-To-Date

Year-To-Date

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

2026

2025

Change

DSR

2026

2025

Change

DSR

Mazda3

3,129

2,838

10.3 %

14.8 %

5,602

5,821

(3.8) %

(3.8) %

Mazda 3 Sdn

1,516

2,094

(27.6) %

(24.6) %

2786

4,190

(33.5) %

(33.5) %

Mazda 3 HB

1,613

744

116.8 %

125.8 %

2816

1,631

72.7 %

72.7 %

Mazda6

0

0

0

0

MX-5 Miata

330

843

(60.9) %

(59.2) %

725

1,524

(52.4) %

(52.4) %

MX-5 

194

382

(49.2) %

(47.1) %

414

645

(35.8) %

(35.8) %

MXR

136

461

(70.5) %

(69.3) %

311

879

(64.6) %

(64.6) %

CX-3

0

0

CX-30

2,339

5,709

(59.0) %

(57.3) %

4762

12,366

(61.5) %

(61.5) %

CX-5

13,701

10,876

26.0 %

31.2 %

23574

21,609

9.1 %

9.1 %

CX-9

0

0

0.0 %

0.0 %

0

0

CX-50 TTL

10,094

7,280

38.7 %

44.4 %

20,509

13,615

50.6 %

50.6 %

MX-30

0

0

0

0

CX-70 TTL

928

1,223

(24.1) %

(21.0) %

1600

2170

(26.3) %

CX-90 TTL

2,976

4,769

(37.6) %

(35.0) %

5683

10114

(43.8) %

(43.8) %

CARS

3,459

3,681

(6.0) %

(2.1) %

6,327

7,345

(13.9) %

(13.9) %

TRUCKS

30,038

29,857

0.6 %

4.8 %

56,128

59,874

(6.3) %

(6.3) %

TOTAL

33,497

33,538

(0.1) %

4.0 %

62,455

67,219

(7.1) %

(7.1) %

*Selling Days

24

25

50

50

 

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IRVINE, Calif., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total February sales of 33,497 vehicles, flat compared to February 2025. With 24 selling days in February, compared to 25 the year prior, the company posted an increase of 4 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.

CPO sales totaled 5,954 vehicles in February, an increase of 6.4 percent compared to February 2025.

Sales highlights include:

  • 2nd Best February Total Sales ever
  • Best February Retail Sales since 2020 for Mazda 3 Sedan
  • Best February Total Sales ever for both CX-50 ICE and Hybrid

Mazda Canada, Inc., (MCI) reported February sales of 4,616 vehicles, an increase of 1.3 percent compared to February last year. 

Mazda Motor de Mexico (MMdM) reported February sales of 8,321 vehicles, a decrease of 11 percent compared to February last year.  

About Mazda North American Operations
Proudly founded in Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda has a history of sophisticated craftsmanship and innovation, and a purpose to enrich life-in-motion for those it serves. By putting humans at the center of everything it does, Mazda aspires to create uplifting experiences with our vehicles and for people. Mazda North American Operations is headquartered in Irvine, California, and oversees the sales, marketing, parts and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Colombia through approximately 795 dealers. Operations in Canada are managed by Mazda Canada Inc. in Richmond Hill, Ontario; operations in Mexico are managed by Mazda Motor de Mexico in Mexico City; and operations in Colombia are managed by Mazda de Colombia in Bogota, Colombia. For more information on Mazda vehicles, including photography and B-roll, please visit the online Mazda media center at news.mazdausa.com.

Follow @MazdaUSA on social media: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and Threads.

Month-To-Date

Year-To-Date

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

2026

2025

Change

DSR

2026

2025

Change

DSR

Mazda3

3,129

2,838

10.3 %

14.8 %

5,602

5,821

(3.8) %

(3.8) %

Mazda 3 Sdn

1,516

2,094

(27.6) %

(24.6) %

2786

4,190

(33.5) %

(33.5) %

Mazda 3 HB

1,613

744

116.8 %

125.8 %

2816

1,631

72.7 %

72.7 %

Mazda6

0

0

0

0

MX-5 Miata

330

843

(60.9) %

(59.2) %

725

1,524

(52.4) %

(52.4) %

MX-5 

194

382

(49.2) %

(47.1) %

414

645

(35.8) %

(35.8) %

MXR

136

461

(70.5) %

(69.3) %

311

879

(64.6) %

(64.6) %

CX-3

0

0

CX-30

2,339

5,709

(59.0) %

(57.3) %

4762

12,366

(61.5) %

(61.5) %

CX-5

13,701

10,876

26.0 %

31.2 %

23574

21,609

9.1 %

9.1 %

CX-9

0

0

0.0 %

0.0 %

0

0

CX-50 TTL

10,094

7,280

38.7 %

44.4 %

20,509

13,615

50.6 %

50.6 %

MX-30

0

0

0

0

CX-70 TTL

928

1,223

(24.1) %

(21.0) %

1600

2170

(26.3) %

CX-90 TTL

2,976

4,769

(37.6) %

(35.0) %

5683

10114

(43.8) %

(43.8) %

CARS

3,459

3,681

(6.0) %

(2.1) %

6,327

7,345

(13.9) %

(13.9) %

TRUCKS

30,038

29,857

0.6 %

4.8 %

56,128

59,874

(6.3) %

(6.3) %

TOTAL

33,497

33,538

(0.1) %

4.0 %

62,455

67,219

(7.1) %

(7.1) %

*Selling Days

24

25

50

50

 

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IRVINE, Calif., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total February sales of 33,497 vehicles, flat compared to February 2025. With 24 selling days in February, compared to 25 the year prior, the company posted an increase of 4 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.

CPO sales totaled 5,954 vehicles in February, an increase of 6.4 percent compared to February 2025.

Sales highlights include:

  • 2nd Best February Total Sales ever
  • Best February Retail Sales since 2020 for Mazda 3 Sedan
  • Best February Total Sales ever for both CX-50 ICE and Hybrid

Mazda Canada, Inc., (MCI) reported February sales of 4,616 vehicles, an increase of 1.3 percent compared to February last year. 

Mazda Motor de Mexico (MMdM) reported February sales of 8,321 vehicles, a decrease of 11 percent compared to February last year.  

About Mazda North American Operations
Proudly founded in Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda has a history of sophisticated craftsmanship and innovation, and a purpose to enrich life-in-motion for those it serves. By putting humans at the center of everything it does, Mazda aspires to create uplifting experiences with our vehicles and for people. Mazda North American Operations is headquartered in Irvine, California, and oversees the sales, marketing, parts and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Colombia through approximately 795 dealers. Operations in Canada are managed by Mazda Canada Inc. in Richmond Hill, Ontario; operations in Mexico are managed by Mazda Motor de Mexico in Mexico City; and operations in Colombia are managed by Mazda de Colombia in Bogota, Colombia. For more information on Mazda vehicles, including photography and B-roll, please visit the online Mazda media center at news.mazdausa.com.

Follow @MazdaUSA on social media: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and Threads.

Month-To-Date

Year-To-Date

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

February

February

YOY %

% MTD

2026

2025

Change

DSR

2026

2025

Change

DSR

Mazda3

3,129

2,838

10.3 %

14.8 %

5,602

5,821

(3.8) %

(3.8) %

Mazda 3 Sdn

1,516

2,094

(27.6) %

(24.6) %

2786

4,190

(33.5) %

(33.5) %

Mazda 3 HB

1,613

744

116.8 %

125.8 %

2816

1,631

72.7 %

72.7 %

Mazda6

0

0

0

0

MX-5 Miata

330

843

(60.9) %

(59.2) %

725

1,524

(52.4) %

(52.4) %

MX-5 

194

382

(49.2) %

(47.1) %

414

645

(35.8) %

(35.8) %

MXR

136

461

(70.5) %

(69.3) %

311

879

(64.6) %

(64.6) %

CX-3

0

0

CX-30

2,339

5,709

(59.0) %

(57.3) %

4762

12,366

(61.5) %

(61.5) %

CX-5

13,701

10,876

26.0 %

31.2 %

23574

21,609

9.1 %

9.1 %

CX-9

0

0

0.0 %

0.0 %

0

0

CX-50 TTL

10,094

7,280

38.7 %

44.4 %

20,509

13,615

50.6 %

50.6 %

MX-30

0

0

0

0

CX-70 TTL

928

1,223

(24.1) %

(21.0) %

1600

2170

(26.3) %

CX-90 TTL

2,976

4,769

(37.6) %

(35.0) %

5683

10114

(43.8) %

(43.8) %

CARS

3,459

3,681

(6.0) %

(2.1) %

6,327

7,345

(13.9) %

(13.9) %

TRUCKS

30,038

29,857

0.6 %

4.8 %

56,128

59,874

(6.3) %

(6.3) %

TOTAL

33,497

33,538

(0.1) %

4.0 %

62,455

67,219

(7.1) %

(7.1) %

*Selling Days

24

25

50

50

 

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HARRISBURG, Pa., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The article outlines what affects weekly tuition, staffing ratios, and service options for families, comparing local infant care programs.

How much does infant child care cost in Harrisburg, PA, and what changes the price? HelloNation has published the piece and provides the answer in a HelloNation article featuring insights from Timothy R. Norris of Best Friends Day Care.

The HelloNation article explains that infant child care typically costs more than care for older children because babies require constant supervision and smaller staffing ratios. Each caregiver can safely supervise only a limited number of infants at one time. As a result, programs with strong staffing ratios often have higher weekly tuition.

The article notes that infants also require specialized equipment and supplies. Cribs that meet safety standards, feeding materials, and safe sleep arrangements all add to operating expenses. These additional requirements contribute to higher child care rates compared to toddler or preschool programs.

Full-time care and part-time schedules also affect overall cost. The article describes how full-time care generally involves longer hours and steady staffing throughout the day, which increases weekly tuition. Part-time schedules may reduce costs, but some centers set minimum attendance requirements or limit available spots.

The HelloNation article advises families to review how part-time schedules are structured. Even a few extra hours per week can influence pricing. It also explains that parents should ask whether meals, diapers, or supplies are included in the quoted rate, since enrollment fees and supply fees may raise the final total.

Location within Harrisburg, PA, is another factor discussed in the article. Programs located in central neighborhoods or near major employers may charge more than those in suburban areas. Convenience and commute time can also influence a family’s decision, as a nearby center may reduce transportation expenses or daily travel time.

The article further explains that facility features and program quality can shape pricing. Centers with updated safety systems, outdoor play areas, or specialized infant learning environments may have higher child care rates. At the same time, home-based providers may charge slightly less, though they must still follow state staffing ratios that prevent costs from dropping too low.

Seasonal demand and flexible scheduling options can also affect infant child care expenses. The article describes how early drop-off, late pickup, or weekend care often comes with added charges. Optional enrichment programs, including music and sensory activities, may be included in weekly tuition or billed separately.

Licensing and accreditation are highlighted as important considerations. The HelloNation article explains that state-licensed and nationally accredited programs maintain standards for training, safety, and curriculum oversight. These measures can justify higher tuition because families receive structured and professionally managed care.

Transportation services and sibling discounts are also addressed. Some centers offer shuttle options for working parents, which may be included in tuition or available for an added fee. Families with more than one child enrolled may receive discounts that lower overall weekly tuition.

The article concludes that infant child care costs in Harrisburg, PA, are shaped by staffing ratios, full-time care versus part-time schedules, program quality, enrollment fees, and included services. By asking detailed questions and comparing child care rates carefully, families can make informed choices that balance affordability with quality care.

How Much Does Infant Child Care Cost In Harrisburg, Pa, And What Changes The Price? features insights from Timothy R. Norris, Child Care Expert of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in HelloNation.

About HelloNation
HelloNation is a premier media platform that connects readers with trusted professionals and businesses across various industries. Through its innovative “edvertising” approach that blends educational content and storytelling, HelloNation delivers expert-driven articles that inform, inspire, and empower. Covering topics from home improvement and health to business strategy and lifestyle, HelloNation highlights leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities.

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SOURCE HelloNation

HARRISBURG, Pa., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The article outlines what affects weekly tuition, staffing ratios, and service options for families, comparing local infant care programs.

How much does infant child care cost in Harrisburg, PA, and what changes the price? HelloNation has published the piece and provides the answer in a HelloNation article featuring insights from Timothy R. Norris of Best Friends Day Care.

The HelloNation article explains that infant child care typically costs more than care for older children because babies require constant supervision and smaller staffing ratios. Each caregiver can safely supervise only a limited number of infants at one time. As a result, programs with strong staffing ratios often have higher weekly tuition.

The article notes that infants also require specialized equipment and supplies. Cribs that meet safety standards, feeding materials, and safe sleep arrangements all add to operating expenses. These additional requirements contribute to higher child care rates compared to toddler or preschool programs.

Full-time care and part-time schedules also affect overall cost. The article describes how full-time care generally involves longer hours and steady staffing throughout the day, which increases weekly tuition. Part-time schedules may reduce costs, but some centers set minimum attendance requirements or limit available spots.

The HelloNation article advises families to review how part-time schedules are structured. Even a few extra hours per week can influence pricing. It also explains that parents should ask whether meals, diapers, or supplies are included in the quoted rate, since enrollment fees and supply fees may raise the final total.

Location within Harrisburg, PA, is another factor discussed in the article. Programs located in central neighborhoods or near major employers may charge more than those in suburban areas. Convenience and commute time can also influence a family’s decision, as a nearby center may reduce transportation expenses or daily travel time.

The article further explains that facility features and program quality can shape pricing. Centers with updated safety systems, outdoor play areas, or specialized infant learning environments may have higher child care rates. At the same time, home-based providers may charge slightly less, though they must still follow state staffing ratios that prevent costs from dropping too low.

Seasonal demand and flexible scheduling options can also affect infant child care expenses. The article describes how early drop-off, late pickup, or weekend care often comes with added charges. Optional enrichment programs, including music and sensory activities, may be included in weekly tuition or billed separately.

Licensing and accreditation are highlighted as important considerations. The HelloNation article explains that state-licensed and nationally accredited programs maintain standards for training, safety, and curriculum oversight. These measures can justify higher tuition because families receive structured and professionally managed care.

Transportation services and sibling discounts are also addressed. Some centers offer shuttle options for working parents, which may be included in tuition or available for an added fee. Families with more than one child enrolled may receive discounts that lower overall weekly tuition.

The article concludes that infant child care costs in Harrisburg, PA, are shaped by staffing ratios, full-time care versus part-time schedules, program quality, enrollment fees, and included services. By asking detailed questions and comparing child care rates carefully, families can make informed choices that balance affordability with quality care.

How Much Does Infant Child Care Cost In Harrisburg, Pa, And What Changes The Price? features insights from Timothy R. Norris, Child Care Expert of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in HelloNation.

About HelloNation
HelloNation is a premier media platform that connects readers with trusted professionals and businesses across various industries. Through its innovative “edvertising” approach that blends educational content and storytelling, HelloNation delivers expert-driven articles that inform, inspire, and empower. Covering topics from home improvement and health to business strategy and lifestyle, HelloNation highlights leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities.

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SOURCE HelloNation

HARRISBURG, Pa., March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The article outlines what affects weekly tuition, staffing ratios, and service options for families, comparing local infant care programs.

How much does infant child care cost in Harrisburg, PA, and what changes the price? HelloNation has published the piece and provides the answer in a HelloNation article featuring insights from Timothy R. Norris of Best Friends Day Care.

The HelloNation article explains that infant child care typically costs more than care for older children because babies require constant supervision and smaller staffing ratios. Each caregiver can safely supervise only a limited number of infants at one time. As a result, programs with strong staffing ratios often have higher weekly tuition.

The article notes that infants also require specialized equipment and supplies. Cribs that meet safety standards, feeding materials, and safe sleep arrangements all add to operating expenses. These additional requirements contribute to higher child care rates compared to toddler or preschool programs.

Full-time care and part-time schedules also affect overall cost. The article describes how full-time care generally involves longer hours and steady staffing throughout the day, which increases weekly tuition. Part-time schedules may reduce costs, but some centers set minimum attendance requirements or limit available spots.

The HelloNation article advises families to review how part-time schedules are structured. Even a few extra hours per week can influence pricing. It also explains that parents should ask whether meals, diapers, or supplies are included in the quoted rate, since enrollment fees and supply fees may raise the final total.

Location within Harrisburg, PA, is another factor discussed in the article. Programs located in central neighborhoods or near major employers may charge more than those in suburban areas. Convenience and commute time can also influence a family’s decision, as a nearby center may reduce transportation expenses or daily travel time.

The article further explains that facility features and program quality can shape pricing. Centers with updated safety systems, outdoor play areas, or specialized infant learning environments may have higher child care rates. At the same time, home-based providers may charge slightly less, though they must still follow state staffing ratios that prevent costs from dropping too low.

Seasonal demand and flexible scheduling options can also affect infant child care expenses. The article describes how early drop-off, late pickup, or weekend care often comes with added charges. Optional enrichment programs, including music and sensory activities, may be included in weekly tuition or billed separately.

Licensing and accreditation are highlighted as important considerations. The HelloNation article explains that state-licensed and nationally accredited programs maintain standards for training, safety, and curriculum oversight. These measures can justify higher tuition because families receive structured and professionally managed care.

Transportation services and sibling discounts are also addressed. Some centers offer shuttle options for working parents, which may be included in tuition or available for an added fee. Families with more than one child enrolled may receive discounts that lower overall weekly tuition.

The article concludes that infant child care costs in Harrisburg, PA, are shaped by staffing ratios, full-time care versus part-time schedules, program quality, enrollment fees, and included services. By asking detailed questions and comparing child care rates carefully, families can make informed choices that balance affordability with quality care.

How Much Does Infant Child Care Cost In Harrisburg, Pa, And What Changes The Price? features insights from Timothy R. Norris, Child Care Expert of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in HelloNation.

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ALLEN, Texas, March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — All Metals Fabricating announced that it has joined a group of investors in acquiring Power Electric Supply Company (formerly Meister Supply Company). The investment will allow All Metals Fabricating to better support fast-growing sectors, like data centers and power generation, through simplified supply chains and more competitive pricing.

“We are extremely excited about the value this partnership will create for both our customers and the customers of Meister Supply Company,” said All Metals Fabricating CEO, Lance Thrailkill. “I was so impressed with the culture and team at Meister Supply Company, and I wanted to be a part of their future growth.”

Meister Supply Company was established in 2003, specializing in distribution services in the electrical and telecommunications fields. Now operating as Power Electric Supply Company, the business prides itself on procuring, warehousing, and delivering a broad range of products. Power Electric Supply Company has a strong presence in Texas, with locations in San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston.

For All Metals Fabricating, the investment expands their ability to serve as a “one-stop shop” by offering customers additional sourcing options as part of their manufacturing projects. In particular, demand for copper bus bar has increased significantly in recent years. Now, All Metals can secure stronger pricing, a benefit that will be reflected in customer quotes.

Power Electric Supply customers will also see immediate advantages. The company has long supported projects requiring bus bar and related electrical components. Through this partnership, those customers can now leverage All Metals to manufacture bus bar assemblies with simpler vendor coordination and clearer communication.

Thrailkill noted that the investment is particularly well-timed as North Texas becomes a hub for data center development. But the benefits will go beyond the data center industry, as well.

“This partnership benefits every customer we serve,” Thrailkill said. “There have already been projects where we’ve seen Power Electric Supply Company source components for a better price and faster than any of our other distribution partners. We’ll always continue to compare pricing across our supplier network, and this partnership gives us more resources to find the best possible rates.”

About All Metals Fabricating

Founded in 1953, All Metals Fabricating provides complete manufacturing solutions through precision sheet metal fabricating, machining, finishing, and more. Based in Allen, TX, the company is passionate about serving customers’ needs and dedicated to empowering them to succeed and grow their businesses.

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ALLEN, Texas, March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — All Metals Fabricating announced that it has joined a group of investors in acquiring Power Electric Supply Company (formerly Meister Supply Company). The investment will allow All Metals Fabricating to better support fast-growing sectors, like data centers and power generation, through simplified supply chains and more competitive pricing.

“We are extremely excited about the value this partnership will create for both our customers and the customers of Meister Supply Company,” said All Metals Fabricating CEO, Lance Thrailkill. “I was so impressed with the culture and team at Meister Supply Company, and I wanted to be a part of their future growth.”

Meister Supply Company was established in 2003, specializing in distribution services in the electrical and telecommunications fields. Now operating as Power Electric Supply Company, the business prides itself on procuring, warehousing, and delivering a broad range of products. Power Electric Supply Company has a strong presence in Texas, with locations in San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston.

For All Metals Fabricating, the investment expands their ability to serve as a “one-stop shop” by offering customers additional sourcing options as part of their manufacturing projects. In particular, demand for copper bus bar has increased significantly in recent years. Now, All Metals can secure stronger pricing, a benefit that will be reflected in customer quotes.

Power Electric Supply customers will also see immediate advantages. The company has long supported projects requiring bus bar and related electrical components. Through this partnership, those customers can now leverage All Metals to manufacture bus bar assemblies with simpler vendor coordination and clearer communication.

Thrailkill noted that the investment is particularly well-timed as North Texas becomes a hub for data center development. But the benefits will go beyond the data center industry, as well.

“This partnership benefits every customer we serve,” Thrailkill said. “There have already been projects where we’ve seen Power Electric Supply Company source components for a better price and faster than any of our other distribution partners. We’ll always continue to compare pricing across our supplier network, and this partnership gives us more resources to find the best possible rates.”

About All Metals Fabricating

Founded in 1953, All Metals Fabricating provides complete manufacturing solutions through precision sheet metal fabricating, machining, finishing, and more. Based in Allen, TX, the company is passionate about serving customers’ needs and dedicated to empowering them to succeed and grow their businesses.

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ALLEN, Texas, March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — All Metals Fabricating announced that it has joined a group of investors in acquiring Power Electric Supply Company (formerly Meister Supply Company). The investment will allow All Metals Fabricating to better support fast-growing sectors, like data centers and power generation, through simplified supply chains and more competitive pricing.

“We are extremely excited about the value this partnership will create for both our customers and the customers of Meister Supply Company,” said All Metals Fabricating CEO, Lance Thrailkill. “I was so impressed with the culture and team at Meister Supply Company, and I wanted to be a part of their future growth.”

Meister Supply Company was established in 2003, specializing in distribution services in the electrical and telecommunications fields. Now operating as Power Electric Supply Company, the business prides itself on procuring, warehousing, and delivering a broad range of products. Power Electric Supply Company has a strong presence in Texas, with locations in San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston.

For All Metals Fabricating, the investment expands their ability to serve as a “one-stop shop” by offering customers additional sourcing options as part of their manufacturing projects. In particular, demand for copper bus bar has increased significantly in recent years. Now, All Metals can secure stronger pricing, a benefit that will be reflected in customer quotes.

Power Electric Supply customers will also see immediate advantages. The company has long supported projects requiring bus bar and related electrical components. Through this partnership, those customers can now leverage All Metals to manufacture bus bar assemblies with simpler vendor coordination and clearer communication.

Thrailkill noted that the investment is particularly well-timed as North Texas becomes a hub for data center development. But the benefits will go beyond the data center industry, as well.

“This partnership benefits every customer we serve,” Thrailkill said. “There have already been projects where we’ve seen Power Electric Supply Company source components for a better price and faster than any of our other distribution partners. We’ll always continue to compare pricing across our supplier network, and this partnership gives us more resources to find the best possible rates.”

About All Metals Fabricating

Founded in 1953, All Metals Fabricating provides complete manufacturing solutions through precision sheet metal fabricating, machining, finishing, and more. Based in Allen, TX, the company is passionate about serving customers’ needs and dedicated to empowering them to succeed and grow their businesses.

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