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| Our Companies History & Development (704) 638-6111 * (800) 633-8391 |
Williams Companies, Inc. began in 1968, under the name Williams Medical Textiles, Inc., as a
manufacturer of medical products. Such items as patient gowns, adult bibs, operation room
apparel and other supplies needed by hospitals and nursing homes. We manufactured and
distributed our products in the North and South Carolina. For many years, Williams Medical
Textiles, Inc. grew and began to diversify its product line, bringing in disposable diapers and
underpads by the truckload. Williams Medical Textiles, Inc. began to learn of the exportation of
diapers and the need of this product in other countries. With that new development, the
company began to learn and inquire more about exporting.
Years later, with exporting products as our main lifeline, Williams Medical Textiles, Inc. begun to
develop business relationships with several overseas companies. Those customers began
inquiring about other products and wanted to know if our company could locate such
merchandise to be shipped overseas. We continued to grow, as did the offices, manufacturing
plant, and warehouses that we were using. With the exporting at hand, we were forced to build
more warehouses in order to meet the demands of our customer’s orders. We continued to
manufacture and distribute medical products to North Carolina and South Carolina area hospitals
and nursing homes through Williams Medical Textiles, Inc.
As our companies flourished, we created an in-house freight company, R.J. Transports, Inc., to
handle all of our transportation needs. Over the years, R.J. Transports, Inc. grew from one
tractor and trailer to owning seven tractors and approximately 300 trailers. The need for this
large number of trailers came from the growing demand of our customers to provide them with
larger amounts of used clothing, shoes, belts, purses, toys and other used materials sent to
countries less fortunate than the United States. Value Clothing, Inc. was established with a
foundation in exporting used clothing and shoes as main products. During our growth, Value
Clothing, Inc. began to help those less fortunate right here in North Carolina and our surrounding
states. As community thrift stores become over ran with clothing, shoes, belts, purses, toys, etc.
our company purchases the products from them. This in turn helps the thrift store to liquidate
their stock that they can not sell and use the funds in their community work.
As we continued relationships with our customers, in countries such as the Caribbean Islands,
Africa, Haiti, Canada, Chile, and many others, our company once again diversified its product
line. T.R.C. International, Inc. was formed to sale large container loads of flour and rice.
During travel, we began to notice the overwhelming need for low-income housing in countries
lacking sufficient shelter. International Housing, Inc. was then set up to manage the growing
demand for exporting panelized home units.
Product exportation is the lifeline of Williams Companies, Inc. Due to enormous business
developments; we have built more warehouses, offices, and manufacturing plants. Our company
recently expanded operations from Advance, North Carolina to Salisbury, North Carolina in order
to better serve our clients. At Williams Companies, Inc., Diversification is the Key.
Contact us to learn more about our products and services and how we can serve your needs.
manufacturer of medical products. Such items as patient gowns, adult bibs, operation room
apparel and other supplies needed by hospitals and nursing homes. We manufactured and
distributed our products in the North and South Carolina. For many years, Williams Medical
Textiles, Inc. grew and began to diversify its product line, bringing in disposable diapers and
underpads by the truckload. Williams Medical Textiles, Inc. began to learn of the exportation of
diapers and the need of this product in other countries. With that new development, the
company began to learn and inquire more about exporting.
Years later, with exporting products as our main lifeline, Williams Medical Textiles, Inc. begun to
develop business relationships with several overseas companies. Those customers began
inquiring about other products and wanted to know if our company could locate such
merchandise to be shipped overseas. We continued to grow, as did the offices, manufacturing
plant, and warehouses that we were using. With the exporting at hand, we were forced to build
more warehouses in order to meet the demands of our customer’s orders. We continued to
manufacture and distribute medical products to North Carolina and South Carolina area hospitals
and nursing homes through Williams Medical Textiles, Inc.
As our companies flourished, we created an in-house freight company, R.J. Transports, Inc., to
handle all of our transportation needs. Over the years, R.J. Transports, Inc. grew from one
tractor and trailer to owning seven tractors and approximately 300 trailers. The need for this
large number of trailers came from the growing demand of our customers to provide them with
larger amounts of used clothing, shoes, belts, purses, toys and other used materials sent to
countries less fortunate than the United States. Value Clothing, Inc. was established with a
foundation in exporting used clothing and shoes as main products. During our growth, Value
Clothing, Inc. began to help those less fortunate right here in North Carolina and our surrounding
states. As community thrift stores become over ran with clothing, shoes, belts, purses, toys, etc.
our company purchases the products from them. This in turn helps the thrift store to liquidate
their stock that they can not sell and use the funds in their community work.
As we continued relationships with our customers, in countries such as the Caribbean Islands,
Africa, Haiti, Canada, Chile, and many others, our company once again diversified its product
line. T.R.C. International, Inc. was formed to sale large container loads of flour and rice.
During travel, we began to notice the overwhelming need for low-income housing in countries
lacking sufficient shelter. International Housing, Inc. was then set up to manage the growing
demand for exporting panelized home units.
Product exportation is the lifeline of Williams Companies, Inc. Due to enormous business
developments; we have built more warehouses, offices, and manufacturing plants. Our company
recently expanded operations from Advance, North Carolina to Salisbury, North Carolina in order
to better serve our clients. At Williams Companies, Inc., Diversification is the Key.
Contact us to learn more about our products and services and how we can serve your needs.
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| Williams Companies, Inc. "Diversification is the Key" Salisbury, North Carolina, United States |
