Pacific Coast Building Products Company Description
Protecting Ronald Reagan's papers and propping up the San Francisco art world seems like a tall order, but Pacific Coast Building Products does both. The building materials manufacturer and distributor made roof tiles for Reagan's presidential library and concrete blocks for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. It sells building products for residential, commercial, and industrial construction to builders and contractors through about 10 subsidiaries in 10 Western states. Pacific Coast Building Products also provides services, such as roofing and insulation. The late Fred Anderson (father-in-law of president and CEO David Lucchetti) founded the company as Anderson Lumber in 1953; his family owns the firm.
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