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The startup of the 160,000-square-foot facility in Brigham City will bring more than 200 jobs to the area. Ranked in the FDMC 300, Steves & Sons is among the largest door manufacturers in North America.

Sam Bell Steves II, president, and Edward Galt Steves, CEO, lead Steves & Sons, one of the largest and oldest door manufacturers in North America.

Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Steves; JELD-WEN Must Divest Towanda, PA Doorskin Plant in a Case Court Calls “Poster Child for Divestiture” By Staff 1 month ago SAN ANTONIO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Calling the case “a poster child for divestiture” in a historic ruling, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit filed a 67-page unanimous opinion February 18 affirming a lower court’s order in favor of Steves & Sons, Inc. (www.StevesDoors.com), that JELD-WEN Holding, Inc. (NYSE-JELD), must divest itself of its 2012 acquisition of a competitor, CMI, a...

Federal appeals court rules in San Antonio door-maker's antitrust case against N.C. company FacebookTwitterEmail Sam Bell Steves II, right, president of Steves and Sons Inc., and his brother, CEO Edward Steves. The San Antonio-based door maker has been engaged in antitrust litigation with a North Carolina company.File photo San Antonio door-maker Steves and Sons Inc. has been waging a more than 4½-year legal battle over a merger of two companies that it deemed anti-competitive. This week, a federal appeals court agreed that North Carolina-based door manufacturer Jeld-Wen Holding Inc.’s 201...