HAPCO

Hapco has a long history dating to 1843 when our founders, Hubbard and Company, originated as a national manufacturer of forgings and stampings. The company was a major contributor to the emerging telephone and power industries of the late 19th century. Committed to “offering products of the highest quality at ever-increasing service levels”, Hubbard was quickly established as the leader in these growing fields.
In 1951, Hubbard established a new division, the Hubbard Aluminum Products Company (HAPCO). Hapco offered its first line of aluminum lighting poles and brackets in August of that same year, and the superior properties of aluminum poles were immediately embraced by the market.
In 1958, Dyson-Kissner-Moran (DKM) acquired Hapco and moved the original Pittsburg, Pennsylvania facility to the present-day location in Abingdon, Virginia in 1962. Today, after almost 60 years and multiple plant expansions, our state-of the- art facility and skilled workforce continues to vigorously pursue the founder’s original commitment of “the highest quality” products in the lighting pole products industry.