This is Stoll

We’re celebrating 20 years of Dan’s generous, loyal service at Stoll Industries this month!  Years ago, Dan was a supplier for Stoll. When an opening came up for someone to help with customer service and support, Dennis suggested that we check with “this Dan guy.” The rest, as they say, is history. One of Dan’s…

The year rushes by in a blur, joy, and pain swirling together like the colored, foamy suds of that local car wash you frequent. Some years, the pain drowns out the joy and we struggle to stay afloat. Other years, new hope arises, successes and anticipation fill our hearts. Many times, though, the two mingle…

Process Matters The journey matters and at Stoll, an important part of a product’s journey is the finishing department. This part of the process is where the final look of the product becomes a reality, transforming raw metal and steel into a beautiful product. For years, finishes at Stoll were available in any color–as long…

I did a little history review on the first Thanksgiving and I was struck with the gratefulness that the colonists displayed. With many of their group dying on the voyage over as well as from sickness during the harsh winter, Thanksgiving was a celebration of life and family and the blessings of food from the…

Meet Ricky: born and raised right here in Abbeville, South Carolina, he joined us here at Stoll Industries in 1992 at the advice of his friend. When he started he could weld a little, but as he learned the craft, he filled quite a few positions. Now at number one in seniority, he’s an expert…

With 44 years of combined craftsmanship and experience in production, Marty has been with us 24 years and Buddy has been with us 20 years. Prior to Stoll, Buddy worked in maintenance at a local plant for 33 years. One year, Marty, who had been at Stoll for a few years, suggested he come to…

John and Richard are brothers. Local to the rural county in which Stoll lies, they grew up in the small town of Lowndesville, SC–population 120. After graduating from high school, Richard worked here at Stoll part-time with his best friend, introducing him to family-style business. That was twenty-three years ago. John didn’t join us until…

A granddaughter of “Grandpa Bill Stoll,” Jeanetta doesn’t remember a time before “the shop” existed. As children, they would often go to “the shop” (as it was always called in Stoll land) with their mom and play while she worked in the office. She remembers riding bikes, romping through the neighbors nearby cabbage patch, and…

Growing up only a few miles from Stoll Industries, Troy Pressley joined the team here at Stoll 8 years ago. He had planned to go to school for drafting once he finished high school, but decided to join his father’s company. They worked together during the week and raced dirt bikes on weekends. He’d say…