R.E. Michel Company

Wholesaler

Greenville, NC

R.E. Michel Company supplies HVAC contractors with boilers, controls, ductwork, refrigeration products and water heating equipment through an extensive online catalog.

  • HVAC contractors sourcing boilers and boiler accessories
  • Commercial or residential heating-system component procurement
  • Purchasing thermostats, relays, contactors and other HVAC controls

Construction Materials Group

Wholesaler

Greenville, NC

Construction Materials Group lists 1,407 construction products and distributes them across 11 locations, including Harrisonburg, Richmond, and Norfolk.

  • Contractors sourcing rebar, wire mesh, slab bolsters, and other concrete reinforcement products
  • Projects requiring concrete sealants, joint fillers, waterstops, or bonding products
  • Construction crews needing tools, power cutters, diamond blades, and concrete finishing tools

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FAQ

Can I see wholesaler pricing online?

Construction Materials Group uses online account access for purchasing and pricing, so its product prices are not publicly displayed. R.E. Michel provides an online catalog and sales contact, but no public pricing is listed in the available information.

What should HVAC contractors look for in a wholesaler?

Check whether the supplier carries the specific equipment category and components required, such as boilers, controls, ductwork, refrigeration supplies, or water heaters. R.E. Michel’s catalog covers all of these categories.

Do these wholesalers offer emergency or after-hours service?

Neither candidate has a documented emergency response or after-hours dispatch commitment in the available information. Confirm branch hours and pickup or delivery options before relying on either supplier for urgent work.

Which supplier should I use for concrete reinforcement materials?

Construction Materials Group lists rebar, wire mesh, slab bolsters, sealants, waterstops, adhesives, and concrete tools. R.E. Michel is focused on HVAC, refrigeration, boiler, and water-heating supplies instead.