EZG Manufacturing Launches New Website

By EZG Manufacturing

Malta, Ohio January 25, 2022 EZG Manufacturing, a leading manufacturer of building products, is pleased to announce the launch of its new website at www.ezgmfg.com. The new comprehensive website brings together the EZG product sectors that serve the fencing, masonry, construction, precast and refractory industries as well as contract manufacturing.

“We’re very happy with the new website and the initial feedback we’ve gotten from many of our customers,” said Steve Wheeler, EZG Masonry Sales. “The new site improves on the old one in important areas like visual appeal, access to important information, and ease of navigation.”

According to Allyssa Costanza, EZG Marketing Manager, a challenge in creating the new website was organizing a great deal of technical information in a way that was informative and approachable while offering an enjoyable user experience. “The site provides topline product information first, then more technical product details as visitors need them,” Costanza said.

The launch of the new site is timely in that it coincides with EZG’s innovative “Lean Masonry” philosophy that maximizes the economies of scale for builders and contractors. “EZG products, including our “HOG” line of specialized equipment, save money, time, and labor and boost overall productivity, which is what Lean Masonry is all about,” Wheeler said. “Now, even searching our website is easier and faster.”

“For many potential customers, a visit to our website is their first interaction with us,” Costanza said. “We want them to have a great first impression and quickly get a feel for what we’re all about at EZG…genuine, helpful and understanding of their needs.”

The new website will be updated on a regular basis with news of new product launches, important industry trends, company milestones and tips to help EZG customers be more productive.

Founded in 1998, EZG Manufacturing specializes in producing rugged, dependable construction, masonry and fencing equipment that is made in the U.S.A and used all over the world.