Quality Valve Acquires Griffco Valve

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Griffco Valve, based in Amherst, NY, has been acquired by Quality Valve as of Nov. 15, 2021. Quality Valve will be working Griffco’s existing team and building customer and vendor relationships established over the past 30 years.

Quality Valve is based in Mobile, AL and is a valve and parts distributor specializing in quick shipment MRO service support.

“Griffco significantly expands our product reach, customer base and end market potential, particularly in water/wastewater. Together we will build great relationships and deliver great results for our customers and investors,” said Jody Dunn, president of Quality Valve and Griffco Valve.

Going forward, Griffco Valve, a Quality Valve company, will continue to operate from its headquarters in Amherst, NY with additional investments planned to increase inventory, add operating capacity and enhance its product offerings.

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