Our History
BUILDING A FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS
1977
August 17, Kenneth Mincey, with the support of his wife JoAnn and sons Kevin and Roger, opens a new manufacturing facility in Gainesville, GA, called
Mincey Marble Manufacturing.
Mincey begins serving the high-end residential markets in Atlanta and the surrounding area. The original building is a 3800 sq. ft. block building on 2 acres, located at 4321 Browns Bridge Road.
1983
Mincey completes our first expansion, adding 28,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space and completing a renovation of our corporate office.
1985
Whirlpool tubs are a large part of our early business. Our boom truck made the delivery and installation much easier. We also start producing vanity tops for a variety of hotels in the hospitality market.
1987
Mincey Marble celebrates 10 year anniversary
1988
1990
Mincey makes the decision to begin moving away from the individual residential market.
1994
Mincey Marble becomes a specified supplier for its first national hotel brand.
Property is purchased a mile from the main plant, and a second manufacturing facility is completed exclusively for the production of panel surrounds .1997
Mincey Marble celebrates 20th anniversary
Mincey completes its move from the high-end residential markets,focusing all its efforts on the commercial hospitality industry. It isn't long before Mincey becomes known as the leader in the Commercial Cast Marble business.
1998
2001
Mincey completes a 20,000 sq. ft. manufacturing addition just before the 9/11 tragedy hits and the economy weakens.
2002
Mincey designs and produces its simulated tile line of tub and shower surrounds taking the market by storm.
For the first time, the hotel industry could get the look and feel of tile with little to no maintenance.
2007
Mincey celebrates its 30 year anniversary with the purchase of our first CNC machine for mold design.
2009
Mincey completes construction on a major office expansion in the middle of the Great Recession of 2008-2009.
2012
After 35 years, Kenneth Mincey announces his retirement, and Donna Mincey steps in to fill the role of
President and CEO.
Mincey designs and manufactures the first trench drain shower pan line. This changes the look of shower pans for most of the Hospitality Market in North America.
