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SOMERVILLE
ALUMINUM
HOME REMODELING
46 East Main Street
Somerville
By: Sherry Kevoe
VIEW OUR AD ON PAGE 111
David Gropper and Gary Shiman
Upon walking into Somerville
Aluminum Home Remodeling one
immediately understands the reason for
the growth and prosperity of this long-
standing family business. Started in
1950 by Max Gropper, who sold alu-
minum storm windows and siding in
Somerville on the other side of town,
Somerville Aluminum has grown and
evolved over three generations with
much more than “aluminum.” Current-
ly in its present location since the early
1970’s, owned and operated by broth-
ers in law, David Gropper and Gary
Shiman. These two gentlemen certainly
have continued to provide customer
service on its highest level. They have
been upholding the long family tradi-
tion that provides the high quality serv-
ice and products that customers have
grown to expect. According to Gary and
David, they run their business with the
same values since 1950 of complete
customer satisfaction.
To Gary and David service means:
• Worry-free home improvements
to customers seeking outstanding
value for their homes
• Offer the very best products avail-
able in our industry
• Display these products in a zero-
pressure, consumer-friendly show-
room for people to visit and plan
home improvement projects
• Deliver unsurpassed service that
exceeds your expectations.
Somerville Aluminum takes pride
on having a strong working relation-
ship with their manufacturer’s who
stand behind their products and back
their warranties. This is so important in
today’s competitive environment where
many times quality can go by the way-
side when price interferes.
Quality of workmanship is so impor-
tant to Somerville Aluminum that
they only hire employees that have the
same philosophy and values. When
asked about pricing and competition,
Gary is confident to explain that
Somerville Aluminum offers the
“right price for the right job.” Most of
the work that is being done by this fine
upstanding company is not as much for
the beautification of homes but replace-
ment of products of lessor quality. Gary
and his staff have realized that customers
are looking for value even in these hard
economic times. It is their philosophy
that it is better to give customers top
quality products and workmanship one
time and have the product and job last
for years; doing the job once.
Somerville Aluminum believes in
the total customer experience which is
achieved through every phase of a
project whether large or small. Every
employee from the sales team, design-
ers who will draw preliminary drawings
to the final phase to the Master Crafts-
men that are hands on to the end of
the construction. “Listening to what
the customer’s requirements are and
bringing their project to life” is just
what customer service is to Gary and
David. The many testimonials that
come pouring in to this extremely well
run establishment makes their success
quite clear. Customers tout of their reli-
ability, quality of workmanship, prod-
ucts and above all customer service
commitment.
Somerville Aluminum offers a
wide selection of doors, roofing, sid-
ing, windows, kitchen/bath cabinetry,
decking, awnings and much, much
more. They are truly your one stop shop
for all of your remodeling needs.
Somerville Aluminum, “Go with the
Pro.” Stop by Mon.-Fri. 8:00am -
5:30pm, Sat. 8:00am - 4:00pm, 46 East
Main Street, Somerville, N.J. 08876,
908-725-8401 or check out their web-
site at www.somervillealuminum.com
for more information and testimonials.
On Wednesday, June 6th,
the Warren Lions Founda-
tion made its Annual
Scholarship Awards to stu-
dents graduating from the
Watchung Hills Regional
High School.
The 2012 Scholarship
Recipients are Andrew Dill
and Rosette Epstein. Additionally, the Maxon P. Strub Community Service Scholarship
was awarded to Amy Park, the Barrett R. Davies Engineering Scholarship to Hayley
Deutsch and the Angelo L. Tomaso Scholarship to Kaitlyn Anderson. Each recipient
receives a $1,500 check toward payment of their tuition.
A Foundation Committee selected the Scholarship Recipients among a large number of
qualified contenders. The student’s academic achievement and community service were
key considerations in making the awards.
The Lions Club and Foundation support numerous world-wide and local charities. On
June 13-16, they held their Annual EXPO in Warren Township. Proceeds from that event
went to support community youth, health and education programs, scholarships, pro-
grams to preserve sight and numerous other local, national and international charities.
From the left, Scholarship Recipients and the colleges they will
attend in the Fall: Kaitlyn Anderson (University of Delaware),
Amy Park (University of New Haven), Andrew Dill (Seton Hall
University), Scholarship Committee Chairman Merrill Thor,
Hayley Deutsch (Clemson University) and
Rosette Epstein (SUNY Cortland).
Warren Lions
Foundation
Makes Annual
Scholarship
Awards!
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