The Lyons Main Street Program and Lyons Chamber of Commerce, is excited to announce the new ownership of, LaGasse Machine & Fabrication. In June of 2019, Ross & Kaye Gansz purchased LaGasse Works from Dan LaGasse. Ross & Kaye also own Stonegoose Farms and The Apple Farm Stand in North Rose, New York. “The purchase of LaGasse Machine & Fabrication was a great fit to our business operation,” said Ross Gansz, Vice President, “We are excited to solve the challenge of our customers in the various industries that we serve. This purchase fits well with our business strategy”.
LaGasse Machine & Fabrication is a custom design & build metal fabrication & machining company. LaGasse’s has several distinct parts to its business, from large weldment fabrication and machining to specialized orchard and vineyard equipment. LaGasse is also the OEM for the Harder Dump Box Spreaders. Besides the fabrication side of the business, LaGasse is also an authorized dealer of hydraulic hose for Weatherhead/Eaton.
LaGasse Machine & Fabrication is also a North America certified dealer for both the Munckhof Sprayers and Automated Ag Harvest Assist Platforms.
“We are elated to have this business in our portfolio, it allows us the ability, as growers, to have an excellent testing ground for our orchard designs,” said Kaye Gansz, President. “This ability, allows us to design and build the RIGHT product for the customer.”
For more information, visit www.lagasseworks.com
About LaGasse Machine & Fabrication
LaGasse’s has a long history in Wayne County. Started in 1954 by Cliff LaGasse, the business has been a 65+ year member of the Lyons, New York Community. Custom metal fabrication & machining has long been the base business; however, the business has expanded to the Harder Spreaders, Orchard & Vineyard equipment, and now Hydraulic Hose making services. LaGasse’s has made a name for itself in the community as a trusted partner to all customers!
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