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Torsion Group Corp Moves Into Two New Facilities

March 2017 – Torsion Group Corp (“TGC”) is a manufacturer and distributor of garage door parts and accessories. The company’s unique competitive advantage is its ability to service over 95% of U.S. zip codes in 24 hours–something invaluable when any garage door is having issues.

This month, TGC strengthened that competitive advantage by moving into a larger distribution center in Tempe, Arizona. This facility is 10,000 sq. ft. larger than the company’s current Arizona facility and will provide TGC sufficient capacity to better service the growing west coast market.

The new Evansville, Indiana manufacturing facility is a newer, larger, more modern building . With 15,000 sq. ft. of additional space, this facility will allow TGC to further expand its already growing garage door parts and accessories manufacturing capabilities.

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