Our Mission
To manufacture industry-leading railing, fencing, and columns that elevate the appearance and safety of buildings where communities gather, live, and thrive. Rooted in integrity, Superior’s people, products, and partnerships encompass the highest standards. These standards are achieved with exceptional teamwork, and our undying commitment to deliver on the promises we make.
Our Vision
We will be the preferred partner in architectural building materials, supplying Superior products & extraordinary service to the construction industry’s most respected companies.
Our Values
- We always do the right thing
- We treat others with dignity and respect
- We make our best decisions together
- We are with you until the end
- We strive to enact positive change and innovation, both as individuals and as a company
- We believe our work serves a higher purpose
Meet The Team
We're an award-winning multidisciplinary team based in Russia, OH with a passion for creating innovative architecture. We work with businesses and people to create a more beautiful world.
Doug Borchers,
President
Ryan Nichols,
VP of Sales
Matt Purpus,
VP of Operations
Craig Fiessinger,
HR & Inside Sales Manager
Chad Sherrill,
Outside Sales
Craig Purpus,
Outside Sales
Dan Liette,
Outside Sales
Brandon Hoying,
Controller
Rob Cordonnier,
Operations Manager
Bruce Borchers,
Purchasing & Inside Sales
Lindsay Bruggeman,
Marketing Specialist
Ryan Clay,
Series 5 Lead Engineer
Lauren Cloud,
HR Assistant & Accounts Receivable
Rob Ehemann,
Mechanical Design Engineer
Corrina Francis,
Digital Marketing Specialist
Renee Gephart,
Office Manager
Suzy Grilliot,
Column Sales & Account Management
Scott Guggenbiller,
Series 9 Lead Engineer
Tom Kueterman,
IT Specialist
Jayme Langenkamp,
Sales & Purchasing Support
Tony Luthman,
Engineer
Diane Magoto,
Column Sales & Admin Support
John McKinney,
Engineer
Todd Phlipot,
Shop Superintendent
Casey Rismiller,
Engineer
Dustin Schemmel,
Business Development Manager
Carter Stueve,
Estimator
Austin Tebbe,
Project Manager
Giving Back
We believe that our purpose goes beyond creating industry-leading railing, columns, and fencing. Our associates actively engage in philanthropy, contributing to a wide range of causes, including schools, youth leagues, churches, community fundraisers, and local/national charities. Notably, Superior Aluminum and our associates have generously donated their time, talent, and funds to organizations such as:
- American Heart Association
- Anthony Wayne Preschool
- Cancer Research Institute
- Chapel Hill Preschool
- Chester McKinney Press Box Fund
- Chickasaw Fire Department
- Clear Creek Farms
- Darke Co Animal Shelter
- Darke/Mercer Special Olympics
- Do Good Restaurant
- Fort Loramie Schools
- Houston Congregational Christian Church
- Houston Fire Department
- Institute of Christ the King
- Kiwanis Club of Tipp City Area
- Kyle R Magoto Scholarship Fund
- Leota Braun Charitable Foundation Inc
- Living Water Community
- Midwest Pet Refuge
- New Choices
- North Star Fire Department
- PAWS Animal Rescue Shelter
- Random Acts of Christian Kindness
- Russia Community Junior Athletic Association
- Russia Fire Department
- Russia Schools
- Russia Wellness Foundation
- Rustic Hope
- Samaritan Works
- Shelby Co United Way
- St Francis Worker House
- St Jude Children’s Hospital
- St Vincent de Paul
- Versailles Busy Beavers 4-H Club
- Versailles Fire Department
- Versailles Schools
- Wilson Health Hospice
- Workforce Partnership
- Zac Richard Memorial Scholarship Fund
Our History
Superior Aluminum Products had its origins in Youngstown, Ohio, where it commenced operations with a small workforce, primarily focusing on the production of aluminum storm windows and screens. With the rising popularity of aluminum railings as a more favorable alternative to wrought iron and wood, Superior introduced the Series 600 aluminum residential railing line. As the demand for these railings grew, Superior strategically transitioned away from the window market.
In 1966, Superior Aluminum was acquired by Tom Francis and Ed Borchers, who relocated the company to a 15,000 square foot facility in Russia, Ohio. Owing to continuous innovation and expansion, Superior’s facility needed to be expanded in 1985 and once again in 1996, when the groundbreaking for a brand new 100,000 square foot facility took place, capable of accommodating all manufacturing, sales, and support staff.
Superior marked the 50th anniversary of its move to Russia with a commemorative ceremony, where Ed Borchers and Tom Francis were honored for their visionary leadership in the company’s acquisition and relocation.
We take great pride in the rich history we have crafted and express our profound gratitude to our loyal customers, dedicated suppliers, and hardworking employees who have been instrumental in our success spanning six decades.