NYS-certified SDVOB
Crestview Group, LLC is a New York State Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business. Control No. 201029.
Verify NYS certification ↗About Crestview Industrial
Electrical roots.
A broader material reach.
Crestview Industrial is the public-facing brand of The Crestview Group LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned business supplying and sourcing industrial and commercial materials.
Founded in 2018, Crestview began business operations with an electrical and data supply focus. Today, we serve contractors, commercial and industrial buyers, institutions, and public-sector procurement teams across seven core product categories.
Who we are
One company.
A clear commercial purpose.
Crestview exists to help buyers turn material requirements into usable quotations: specified products, defined quantities and clear commercial terms.
We bring product knowledge to the buying process. We help buyers identify material requirements, source specified products, and clarify options across a single category or a combined material package.
- Legal entity
- The Crestview Group LLC
- Public-facing brand
- Crestview Industrial
- Ownership
- Service-disabled veteran-owned
Our history
From electrical sourcing to a broader materials business.
Crestview began business operations in 2018. Its electrical and communications supply foundation has grown into the wider commercial and industrial offering presented today as Crestview Industrial.
- 2018 Business operations begin
Founded with an electrical and data focus.
Crestview began operating in 2018. Operating publicly as Crestview Group, the company’s early offering centered on wire and cable, network infrastructure, utility power, and industrial communications and control. Service-disabled veteran ownership was part of the company’s identity.
The December 2018 capability statement documents this early product focus.
- Broader industrial scope
Building beyond the original offering.
Crestview Industrial’s offering grew to include lighting, power equipment, conduit and HVAC alongside electrical and data products. The public-facing industrial brand reflects this broader material focus.
- March 2026 Public procurement record
A named material-supply role.
An accepted New York State OGS utilization plan names Crestview Group for a proposed makeup-air-unit supply package. The record documents an anticipated procurement role; it does not establish completed delivery.
View the OGS plan ↗ - Today
Seven core product categories. State and federal credentials.
Crestview supplies and sources electrical, building, mechanical and specialty institutional products across seven core product categories. NYS SDVOB and SBA-certified SDVOSB credentials support applicable procurement opportunities.
Crestview today
Material breadth.
Product-level attention.
We organize supply requests around specifications, quantities, approved manufacturers, project location and required dates. Representative manufacturers include Crystal Window & Door Systems, ASSA ABLOY, Kingston Block and Wheatland Tube. Product availability and relationship type vary by manufacturer and project.
Our direction is to make sourcing across these categories easier, with clearer product information and a direct path from material requirements to pricing.
Explore Products →- 01Electrical & DataWire, cable, conduit, distribution and connectivity
- 02WindowsCommercial windows, glazing and accessories
- 03Doors / Frames / HardwareDoors, frames, hardware sets and opening accessories
- 04Roofing & Building EnvelopeRoofing systems, insulation and weather protection
- 05CMU / MasonryConcrete masonry, mortar, grout and reinforcement
- 06HVAC / MechanicalHeating, cooling, ventilation, hydronics and controls
- 07Specialty & Institutional ProductsInstitutional opening hardware and specialty product inquiries
Who we serve
Across the trades.
Across the buying team.
We work with electrical, mechanical, general and specialty contractors, as well as commercial, institutional, industrial and government buyers. Requests may start with an estimator, a purchasing team or the people coordinating a project’s material needs.
Representative customers
Customer overview →Representative customers include O’Connell Electric, John W. Danforth Company, Frey Electric and E.J. Electric. Material scope varies by customer and project.
Veteran-owned. Procurement-ready.
Company ownership.
Recognized credentials.
Service-disabled veteran ownership is part of Crestview’s company foundation and remains part of how we serve buyers today. Our state and federal credentials complement our material-supply capabilities.
Certification can support applicable procurement requirements. Eligibility and participation credit depend on the solicitation, the material scope and the governing program rules.
SBA-certified SDVOSB
Crestview is an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business through the Veteran Small Business Certification (VetCert) program.
This supports eligible federal contracting opportunities, including VA Veterans First procurement, subject to solicitation requirements.
SBA Veteran Small Business Certification ↗How we operate
Clear requirements.
Useful answers.
Product access matters most when it comes with a clear understanding of what the buyer needs.
- 01
Start with the specified material.
Send the product family, manufacturer or part number, quantities and relevant drawings or schedules. Identify required performance and acceptable alternatives.
- 02
Clarify the commercial details.
We review sourcing options against the request. Availability, delivery arrangements and commercial terms are confirmed with the quotation.
- 03
Keep the request connected.
Provide the project location, required date, quote deadline and responsible contact so follow-up stays tied to the buying decision.
Talk materials with Crestview
Bring us your next material requirement.
Start with a product list or a defined scope. Tell us the quantities, project location and dates, then add supporting documents to your pricing request.