Let It Flow. TW Perry reorganizes its manufacturing facility to develop a clean-cut, more efficient operation.

What do Toyota and building materials dealer TW Perry have in common? They both use the same philosophy to drive their manufacturing setups. Called lean manufacturing, the philosophy aims to reduce waste during the manufacturing process and centers on eliminating unnecessary steps. When drafting the plan for TW Perrys new 42,500-square-foot fabrication facility for its Classic Moulding and Door division, Chris Gray, director of architectural sales, kept this goal in mind. He ended up with a space that allows for streamlined manufacturing.
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Information Age TW Perry creates a colorful Web site to help customers learn about green building.

One way you can tell that the number of builders and customers interested in green construction is growing is the ever-rising number of requests dealers are hearing to explain what being green means. One of those dealers decided to address the issue through a Web site thats as colorful and innovative as it is informative.TW Perry of Gaithersburg, Md., took the Excellence Award for Best Web Site because its new initiative, http://green.twperry.com/, was an impressive combination of clean layout, solid information and easy-to access features. The site launched in

July, and the dealer says it helps customers both learn about green building and see what green services and products TW Perry offers.
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On Friday November 16, 2007, The Catholic Business Network of Montgomery County was pleased and honored to award Mr. Ed Quinn as the Business Person of the Year for 2007. The awards dinner and Gala was held at the Bethesda North Marriott and over 500 people were in attendance to recognize Ed, a Catholic leader who has made important contributions throughout the County and the Washington Metropolitan Area. The Business Person of the Year Award was created by the CBN Board of Directors to recognize Catholic leaders for their example to the community.
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TW Perry received the 2008 Recycling Award from the Division of Solid Waste Services for excellence in recycling more than 50 percent of waste in 2008 and outstanding achievement for contributions to successful recycling, waste reduction, buying recycled and educational efforts.

Source: Home Builders Care Foundation, Inc. Press Release 1/30/2009

TW Perry was honored with the third Community Builder Award. The company has long had a commitment to community and for the past number of years has generously provided in-kind donations on materials to charitable construction programs like the Home Builders Care Foundation and Rebuilding Together. In 2008, an HBCF project for the Yellow Ribbon Fund also benefited from TW Perrys goodwill. The project, to construct a beautiful new 10,000 sq. ft. accessible courtyard on the grounds of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center was chaired by TW Perrys own Ed Quinn, a Yellow Ribbon Fund board member. Last May, after six-months of construction, the Mologne House Courtyard was dedicated and now serves as a welcome retreat for wounded servicemen and women and their families during their time of healing.

TW Perry was presented with the Case Design and Remodeling, 2006 Supplier of the Year award at the Case Annual meeting in Mclean, VA. This award is presented with special recognition in TW Perrys efforts in working closely with Case Design and Remodeling to further develop the alliance partnership. Read More

TW Perry was presented with the Case Design and Remodeling, 2007 Supplier of the Year award at the Case Annual meeting in Mclean, VA. This award is presented with special recognition in TW Perrys efforts in working closely with Case Design and Remodeling to further develop the alliance partnership.

TW Perry receive the 2006 Goodwill Award from Bethesda Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce.