Young Roofing is founded by Christian Young in 1895 based on his philosophy to "provide a quality roof for every customer."
St. Louis hosts the World's Fair, sparking a construction boom that lasts until World War I.
With a vision and a plan, William Young takes over the company from his late father in hopes of carrying on his legacy.
The company ingrained itself with the healthcare industry in St. Louis working with Jewish Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital.
The C. Young Roofing Company is incorporated and becomes known as the Young Sales Corporation. To meet market demand, new locations were opened in Nashville, TN and Louisville, KY.
Four years after prohibition ended, Young began working with Anheuser-Busch. The relationship spanned decades as AB became the largest beer brewer in the U.S
A relationship is formed with Coca-Cola when Young Sales Corp. performs repairs on a varity of their bottling plants in the Midwest.
Company growth continues with three new branches opening in Nashville, Tenn., Borger, Texas and Odessa, Texas, to handle industrial insulation.
The company works on the Wood River Refinery, an oil refinery located in Roxana, Ill., originally built by Shell Oil Company.
Provided roof repairs to Nestle's Milk Products' main building in Granite City, Ill.
Repaired asphalt roof for Red Cross location near Young Headquarters. Red Cross was instrumental in providing volunteer aid to the sick and wounded soliders of World War II at this time.
In the mid-1940's a division was established to install corrugated siding and roof panels. This division would lay the foundation for the industrial siding division decades later.
Young Sales Corporation begins work on the Chevrolet Plant in Missouri, a General Motors automobile factory that built trucks and passenger vehicles.
The Young family inherits a custom fabrication company, from William Young's father-in-law and later named St. Louis Blow Pipe. The company would become a national leader in fabrication of metal parts and products across several industries.
Young Sales Corp. lays down new asphalt at Sportsman's Park, home of the St. Louis Cardinals and Browns baseball franchises.
Working on various projects for Monsanto Chemical Company in Illinois, Louisiana and Missouri contributes to the expansion of Young Sales Corporation's national footprint.
Continuing its expansion in 1959, Young Sales Corporation purchased an insulation and roofing contractor which would grow into an industry leading insulation contractor with multiple branch locations
Young Sales Corporation assists in repairing multiple Peabody Coal Company locations in Indiana and Illinois, now the largest private sector coal company in the world.
Worked with McDonnell Douglas, a major American aerospace manufacturing corporation and defense contractor that was based in St. Louis. McDonnell Douglas was acquired by Boeing in 1996.
The company celebrates the centennial anniversary of Young Roofing.
Company management, led by company President Todd McCane purchased Young Sales from the Young Family and renamed to The Young Group, Ltd.
Industrial Products becomes Industrial Walls & Roofs (IWR) Building Systems.
In the wake of Hurricane Ivan & Katrina, multiple divisions of The Young Group responded to the "Pensacola Naval Air Station" Pensacola NAS, a strategic base for our country's air defenses and also the home of the "Blue Angels".
Walter Hatfield promoted to president of the Young Group.
IWR lands a $38M contract for the Oak Creek power plant project in Milwaukee, Wisc., at the time the largest contract value in IWR's history.
Carlton McGrew, Jr., Walt Hatfield and Carlton Sumner buy the Young Group and form MHS Legacy Group, the new holding company of IWR.
Worked on Tyson and Shriners Hospital projects in St. Louis.
IWR Building Systems becomes IWR North America, and Todd Staley is appointed president of the company.
IWR completes work on the $380 million renovation of the iconic Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Arch Visitor Center.
IWR opens Southwest Office in Garland, Texas, led by General Manager Keith Myers.
125 years of quality, safety and family.
125 years of quality, safety and family.
125 years of quality, safety and family.
Young Roofing is founded by Christian Young in 1895 based on his philosophy to "provide a quality roof for every customer."
St. Louis hosts the World's Fair, sparking a construction boom that lasts until World War I.
With a vision and a plan, William Young takes over the company from his late father in hopes of carrying on his legacy.
Through multiple healthcare projects, Young Roofing integrates itself within the healthcare industry of St. Louis.
The C. Young Roofing Company is incorporated and becomes known as the Young Sales Corporation. To meet market demand, new locations were opened in Nashville, TN and Louisville, KY.
Young Sales Coporation begins working alongside Anheuser-Busch, which will cultivate a relationship that spans decades.
Worked with The Coca-Cola Company on a variety of repairs to some of their bottling plants in the Midwest.
Company growth continues with three new branches opening in Nashville, Tenn., Borger, Texas and Odessa, Texas, to handle industrial insulation.
The company works on the Wood River Refinery, an oil refinery located in Roxana, Ill., originally built by Shell Oil Company.
Provided roof repairs to Nestle's Milk Products' main building in Granite City, Ill.
Roof repairs are made to the Red Cross location near Young Headquarters.
Another company division was established to install corrugated asbestos siding and roof panels.
Young Sales Corporation begins work on the Chevrolet Plant in Missouri, a General Motors automobile factory that built trucks and passenger vehicles.
The Young family inherits the Skinner Heating and Blow Pipe Company from William Young's father-in-law and later names it St. Louis Blow Pipe.
Young Sales Corp. lays down new asphalt at Sportsman's Park, home of the St. Louis Cardinals and Browns baseball franchises.
Young Sales Corp. lays down new asphalt at Sportsman's Park, home of the St. Louis Cardinals and Browns baseball franchises.
Working on various projects for Monsanto Chemical Company in Illinois, Louisiana and Missouri contributes to the expansion of Young Sales Corporation's national footprint.
Working on various projects for Monsanto Chemical Company in Illinois, Louisiana and Missouri contributes to the expansion of Young Sales Corporation's national footprint.
Young Sales Corporation continues to grow with the purchase of Insulating and Materials Company, an insulation and roofing contractor in St. Louis.
Young Sales Corporation assists in repairing multiple Peabody Coal Company locations in Indiana and Illinois, now the largest private sector coal company in the world.
McDonnell Douglas, a major American aerospace manufacturing corporation, now known as Boeing, uses Young Sales Corporation's services on multiple projects.
The Young Distribution Services division is established and headquartered in Memphis, Tenn.
The company celebrates the centennial anniversary of Young Roofing.
The company was restructured from Young Sales Corporation to the Young Group.
Industrial Products becomes Industrial Walls & Roofs (IWR) Building Systems; Keith Myers hired as General Manager.
In the wake of Hurricane Ivan & Katrina, multiple divisions of The Young Group responded to the "Pensacola Naval Air Station" Pensacola NAS, a strategic base for our country's air defenses and also the home of the "Blue Angels".
Walter Hatfield promoted to president of the Young Group.
Oak Creek project in Milwaukee, Wisc. with Bechtel Corporation as general contractor put IWR North America on the map.
Carlton McGrew, Jr., Walt Hatfield and Carlton Sumner buy the Young Group and form MHS Legacy Group, the new holding company of IWR.
Worked on Tyson and Shriners Hospital projects in St. Louis.
IWR Building Systems becomes IWR North America, and Todd Staley is appointed president of the company.
IWR completes work on the $380 million renovation of the iconic Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Arch Visitor Center.
IWR opens Southwest Office in Garland, Texas, led by General Manager Keith Myers.
125 years of quality, safety and family.
125 years of quality, safety and family.
125 years of quality, safety and family.