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APM Buildings is a leading supplier of Pole Building Kits and Garage Kits in the
Mid-Atlantic Region. Our kits are generally shipped in 3 - 4 weeks, in 1 - 2 loads. Our kits include the plans and material (lumber, roofing, siding, etc.) to construct your pole building or garage. We use quality products from trusted brand names like Owens Corning Roofing, Wolverine Siding, Fabral Steel, National Hardware, Cannonball Hardware, and Simpson Strong-Tie, etc. Our wood trusses are sealed and approved by the truss regulating industry. Our treated posts meet International Building Code (IBC) Section 2308.1 Preservative-treated wood; which states that the post must be treated to 0.6 pounds per cubic foot (pcf).

Our goal is to save you time and money by focusing on your exact needs, then designing a building to meet those needs. Then, by shipping the entire building in 1 - 2 loads, you won't be waiting for products while you or your help is standing around. We provide a tarp at no charge before we leave your premises, so that when you are not working on your building the materials are safe from rain and snow. APM Buildings is a subsidiary of APM Inc., a building material supply company incorporated in 1963 and located in Adams County, Pennsylvania.

History

APM Buildings is a subsidiary of the early Arendtsville Planing Mill which began it's operation in the early 1900's in Arendtsville, PA. The Planing Mill manufactured doors and window frames and supplied a complete line of millwork for house and church construction. The mill also expanded to include products to support local industry - barrel manufacturing, a product made to support the growing local commercial apple industry as well as plow beams, pitman rods, and wagon wheels to support the local farmers. The barrel factory operated until 1935 when new apple packaging appeared.

In 1950, Marshall Longenecker bought Arendtsville Planing Mill. Under Marshall's ownership the mill continued to flourish adding custom cabinetry to their services. In Marshall's words, "We have made everything from toothpicks to rolling pins, and have served everyone from paupers to presidents."

In 1963 Marshall retired, selling the family business to his son-in-law and daughter, Elson and Jane Grim, who incorporated the business as APM, Inc. They continued the tradition of manufacturing quality wood products and added storm window installation, a brand new invention at the time. The business was expanded into a lumberyard and wholesale distributor for building materials. APM Inc. moved across town to a larger location and Elson and Jane purchased a True Value franchise. In 1991 Curt Grim, son of Elson and Jane Grim, joined the family business. In 1994 Curt Grim purchased APM Inc. from his parents, dedicated to keeping the family tradition of providing quality products and good service at a fair price. Today, APM Inc. has three divisions, APM Building Materials, APM Buildings, and Accent Building Products.

Owners
Marshall Longenecker
Elson & Jane Grim
Curt Grim
1950 - 1963
1963 - 1994
1994 - Present
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