Texas Greenhouse Company was formed by a Fort Worth carpenter and a silent partner from Alabama in 1948, and for several years operated in a garage. The original product was a redwood and glass backyard model sold direct to local homeowners under the brand name “EZY-rected”. In the mid fifties, the company began manufacturing a curved eave aluminum series of greenhouses called the Elite series, which in now our American Classic series, based upon designs by one of the people who designed some of the first aluminum extrusion processes and dies during World War II. All the curved members were, and are still bent by hand. The only concession to modern bending technology has been the addition of Teflon linings to the rollers to reduce friction in the bending process and to avoid scratches on the finished product.

The company began advertising outside the local area in the mid sixties, and shipped to all forty-eight states within two years. In 1976 the company was sold by the founder and has changed ownership only 3 times during it’s history. The product line was expanded to include estate-sized and institutional models with sophisticated environmental control systems and installation services. International sales became a factor in the early 1980’s and at present the company has greenhouses in Africa, the Middle East, the Orient, New Zealand, Canada and all 50 of the United States.

Originally conceived as a hobby greenhouse for the local market, the product line has expanded to include major installations of various configurations on prestigious university and governmental research facilities throughout the world. Major architectural applications are done on a routine basis. Current design efforts include utilization of new glazing materials and methods to high levels of energy conservation and tropical wind loadings of hurricane proportions.

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