Papp Iron Works, Inc

In 1948, two brothers, James and Raymond Papp, started a small steel shop in the basement of their parents home in Bayonne, New Jersey. They moved the operation to 167 Dey Street from Bayonne in 1950, where the business grew from residential chain link fences to fire escapes and then into the commercial construction market during the 1960's. I became President of the Company in 1978, and have guided the firm on its journey to becoming one of New Jersey's largest miscellaneous metal subcontractors. The Company has been involved with some of New Jersey's most distinguished projects, ranging from the construction of New Jersey's tallest building, 101 Hudson Street in Jersey City, to the remarkable New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark.
The Company operates primarily in northern New Jersey. Our customer base consists of all the major general contracting firms in the state, including some national firms such as Gilbane, Sordoni Skanska and Turner Construction Company.
Our aim is to be considered by our clients, our suppliers and our employees as the best! Timely performance and quality work are two areas in which we excel. At Papp Iron Works, quality means doing the job right the first time. It's a matter of pride and competitiveness. - Allan Papp, President