Simpson Strong-Tie acquires Monet DeSauw
The company lands a leading manufacturer of saws used for truss fabrication.
Simpson Strong-Tie has announced it has acquired Fulton, Missouri-based Monet DeSauw Inc., a leading manufacturer of large saws used in the fabrication of trusses within the U.S. and Canada.
Since 1992, Monet DeSauw has been building a variety of saws, ranging from simple push-button operation to servo-driven, automated saws.
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“We’re so pleased to welcome Monet DeSauw to the Simpson Strong-Tie family,” said Ryan Kaelin, Simpson Strong-Tie senior vice president market development – construction solutions. “This acquisition is another demonstration of our commitment to offering our component manufacturing customers advanced equipment and software, providing complete solutions for this important industry segment.”
“We have grown our company into a first-class component manufacturing equipment and services provider,” said Kevin Troesser, founder and president of Monet DeSauw. “We are excited to join the Simpson Strong-Tie team to further our offerings and look forward to future opportunities to grow with our customers and the industry.”
