Kennison Forest Products, Inc. Continues Silver Membership in the 2025 Masonry Alliance Program

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The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is pleased to announce that Kennison Forest Products, Inc. will continue its Silver membership in the 2025 Masonry Alliance Program. As a valued member of the program, Kennison Forest Products, Inc.'s dedication to quality and service remains important to the success of the masonry industry. We are excited to maintain our partnership and work together to support the industry's growth and development.

Kennison Forest Products, Inc. is a supplier of premium quality solid sawn and laminated scaffold plank at competitive prices. With a focus on quality scaffold plank, competitive pricing, and expert service, Kennison Forest Products, Inc. continues to deliver products that meet the high standards of masonry professionals.

The Masonry Alliance Program has a permanent cap of 70 companies, and all renewals of current Partners will be finalized by the end of October. Starting November 1st, all remaining spots will be made available to the industry.

For more information about the 2025 Masonry Alliance Program, please visit 2025 Masonry Alliance Program.

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