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Romanko Sales & Service Presented with the

 "American Buildings Company President's Award"

President's Award

The Eagle is considered by many the most majestic bird in all the animal kingdom. Its appearance demands the attention of even the most casual observer. Its vision is considered the best in the world. Its survival depends solely on the result of its hunting skill. Vision, industry, discipline, courage, loyalty and independence are all qualities needed to be an American President's Award winner. these honorees have truly set themselves apart.

The prestigious President's Award was presented by Bob Ammerman, president and CEO of American Buildings Company to Romanko for professional excellence. Pictured (from left) with Ammerman area Mark Romanko, president; Kevin Romanko, project manager and Lorne Romanko, CEO

Romanko Sales &  Service, Inc. Sycamore, has received American Buildings Company's President's Award, the highest honor awarded to a builder by the manufacturer of metal building systems.

Top 20 Award

Romanko also received a Top Twenty Award from American as one of the 20 leading builders in sales of American products among the company's more than 1,000 builders/ roofers throughout North America. The firm also earned a Top Ten Award as a sales leader in its region.

Top 10 Award

Founded in 1954, Romanko is a design-build general contractor focusing primarily on northwestern Ohio markets and on turnkey projects. From 50 to 75 percent of its projects are related to the automotive industry. The company has been active in industrial and commercial projects for the lasts 16 years.

A family owned and operated business, Romanko emphasizes its design-build approach and gains virtually all of its new business through referrals from satisfied customers.

It operates on the principle that "Our reputation is only as good as our last project," says Mark Romanko, president of the Romanko organization.