The Williams Company, Inc. has a rich heritage that traces its roots back to 1937 when Joseph Cicero and his son, J.C. Williams, Jr., embarked on a journey that would leave an indelible mark on the machining industry. As we step into a new decade in the 21st century, our company stands tall as a beacon of unwavering commitment to quality service and precision engineering.

In its early years, The Williams Company, Inc. specialized in crafting parts for the textile and fibers industries, counting North American Rayon, American Bemberg, and Tennessee Eastman among its major clientele. The onset of World War II saw our company pivot to produce aircraft parts for industry giants like Consolidated Vultee, Goodyear Aircraft, and Curtis Wright Aircraft. Additionally, we proudly served as one of the pioneering suppliers for The Manhattan Project in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Our production continued unabated to support the vital rayon tire and fiber industry until the conclusion of the Korean War.

The early 1950s ushered in a new chapter as The Williams Company, Inc. expanded its horizons by manufacturing trailer bodies, a design spearheaded by the visionary Joseph Cicero himself. These innovative, lightweight yet robust bodies found favor primarily among local moving and trucking companies. Notably, Joseph Cicero’s ingenious design also extended to an insulated milk truck, custom-built for the Pet Milk Company. These ventures thrived until the late 1950s.

Take a Journey Through Excellence

Are you ready to witness the legacy of precision engineering in action? Step inside our state-of-the-art facilities and experience the future of machining. Whether you’re looking for design consultation, manufacturing expertise, or competitive pricing, The Williams Company, Inc. is your trusted partner. Join us on a journey that spans generations, where innovation meets unwavering commitment to quality. Contact us today and be part of our legacy. Your precision project starts here.