Our Manufacturers
Over 100 lines, bought direct, from the brands restoration and environmental crews already trust.
Open Line
This site publishes roughly seven hundred enriched SKUs. Stampede carries over a hundred manufacturer lines, and on every line we carry, the full catalog is orderable, not only the items we have photographed and written up. If it is not on the site, that is a publishing gap, not a supply gap.
Items we do not stock in Grand Prairie ship from the manufacturer. Lead time and minimums vary by line, and your rep confirms both before you commit.
Respiratory, eye, hearing, and fall protection: the gear that keeps crews on the job and out of harm’s way.
Respiratory · Tapes · Abrasives
From Maplewood, Minnesota, 3M has built industrial safety and adhesives since 1902. On a restoration jobsite that means the respirators, P100 cartridges, tapes, and abrasives crews reach for without a second thought. When a tech straps on a half-mask, the name on it is usually 3M, and few manufacturers carry that kind of default-standard authority across so many categories.
Fall Protection
FallTech was founded in 1991 to answer a then-new OSHA fall-protection standard, launching with its famous "kit in a bucket" and growing into a full line of harnesses, lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, and anchors. Crews working roofs and multi-story water and fire losses live in this gear. FallTech builds it to keep them tied off and going home.
Honeywell · Howard Leight · UVEX
Protective Industrial Products has supplied head-to-toe PPE since 1984. In 2025 it acquired Honeywell’s safety business, bringing Howard Leight hearing protection, UVEX eyewear, North respirators, Miller fall protection, and Salisbury electrical safety under one roof. For a distributor, that consolidation means a single line covering nearly every category of PPE a remediation crew wears.
Personal Protective Equipment
Family-owned out of Collierville, Tennessee since 1991, Pyramex started in safety eyewear and built outward into hard hats, hearing protection, hi-vis, and workwear. The result is dependable, no-drama PPE priced for crews that burn through it: exactly the consumable safety gear a remediation job goes through by the case.
Dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA filtration, and extractors: the machines that dry, scrub, and pull water on a loss.
Floor Machines
Hawk has built floor machines in Elkhart, Indiana since 1995, and helped pioneer orbital floor-machine technology: buffers, burnishers, scrubbers, and polishers engineered for hard-surface prep. When a job moves from drying to refinishing, Hawk’s machines strip, scrub, and bring the floor back.
Pullman-Ermator · Coring · Saws
Husqvarna traces its roots to a 1689 Swedish works, one of the oldest continuously operating companies in the world. Its Construction division, strengthened by the 2017 acquisition of dust specialist Pullman-Ermator, builds the HEPA dust extractors, air scrubbers, power cutters, and core drills crews rely on. On a demolition or concrete scope, Husqvarna is how the dust gets controlled at the source.
Flood Extractors · Air Movers
Kleen-Rite has manufactured water-extraction and carpet-cleaning equipment in Madera, California since 1973, all of it USA-built. Its portable flood extractors and air movers are sized to pull water fast, the first machines off the truck when a structure floods.
EQ Blowers · Dehus · Extractors
Legend Brands is the family behind Dri-Eaz, the structural-drying standard since 1980, along with ProRestore chemistry and Sapphire Scientific truckmounts, run out of Burlington, Washington. Its dehumidifiers, air movers, and air scrubbers are the backbone equipment on water and fire losses, the gear most restoration techs first learned to dry with.
Critical HEPA Vacuums
In business since 1946 and now part of Onfloor Technologies, Mastercraft builds USA-made critical-HEPA vacuums. Its Enviromaster line filters to 99.97% at 0.3 microns, meeting OSHA and EPA requirements for asbestos, lead, and mold work. When the dust is hazardous, Mastercraft is the vacuum cleared to handle it.
Negative Air · Portable Showers
NC Filtration builds HEPA negative-air machines and air scrubbers that filter to 99.97% at 0.3 microns, plus portable decontamination showers. It also manufactures the replacement filters to match, including filters that fit a wide range of competitors’ machines. On a containment, it’s both the air mover and the filter supply line.
Therma-Stor Restoration Equipment
Phoenix is the restoration line of Therma-Stor, the Madison, Wisconsin manufacturer that has applied advanced refrigeration and heat-transfer engineering to climate control since 1977. Its LGR dehumidifiers, air movers, and air scrubbers are a long-standing professional standard for structural drying.
Cutting, scraping, spraying, and access tools built to take the abuse of demolition and reconstruction.
Saws · Shears · Nibblers
Kett Tool has built powered cutting tools in Cincinnati since 1940: electric and pneumatic shears, saws, and nibblers that cut metal, drywall, and sheet materials cleanly, with roots in WWII aircraft tooling. On demolition and reconstruction, Kett handles the cuts a recip saw makes a mess of.
Industrial Ladders
One of North America’s largest ladder makers, Louisville Ladder has built aluminum, fiberglass, and wood ladders and scaffolds since 1946, and produced the industry’s first fiberglass ladder line. For crews accessing ceilings, roofs, and elevated drying setups, it’s the access equipment rated to take the abuse.
Brooms & Brushes
Magnolia Brush has made brooms and brushes since 1907, running 500-plus items out of Clarksville, Texas with distribution in all fifty states. Push brooms, scrub brushes, and applicators are unglamorous and indispensable, and Magnolia has been building them for more than a century.
Spud Bars · Scraper Blades
Taylor Tools builds the heavy-duty floor-removal equipment demolition runs on: scrapers, spud bars, and its Durablade scraper blades, made in Denver, Colorado and distributed worldwide. When old flooring, adhesive, and tile have to come up fast, Taylor’s blades are built thicker to take it.
Airless Paint Sprayers
Titan, part of the Wagner professional-finishing group, builds the airless sprayers that put coatings down fast and even. On a restoration scope that means primers, sealers, and encapsulants applied across large surfaces in a fraction of hand-application time.
Optiloc · Squeegees · High-Access
Founded in 1964 by professional window cleaner Henry Unger, Unger builds the squeegees, scrubbers, and Optiloc telescopic-pole systems that set the professional cleaning standard. For post-remediation cleanup and high-access work, it’s the tooling that makes the finish of a job efficient.
Scrapers · Knives · Surface Prep
Warner Manufacturing has built surface-prep hand tools in Minneapolis since 1927: scrapers, putty and taping knives, and razor scrapers, the majority made in the USA. As the largest U.S. paint-tool producer and the maker of the original single-edge razor scraper, Warner is in every crew’s bags.
Disinfectants, encapsulants, coatings, and odor control: the chemistry behind abatement and remediation.
Botanical Disinfectant
Out of Lighthouse Point, Florida, Bioesque built its Botanical Disinfectant Solution on patented Thymox technology, a thyme-oil-derived active that disinfects without the harsh profile of traditional chemistry. For crews working occupied spaces, it’s effective disinfection and odor control with a gentler footprint.
Childers · Foster Coatings
The Foster brand, part of adhesives giant H.B. Fuller, has made insulation-system coatings for more than a century, from mold-resistant fungicidal coatings to mastics, sealants, and the Childers line. On abatement and indoor-air-quality scopes, Foster is how surfaces get coated, sealed, and protected against microbial growth.
Fiberlock · Benefect
ICP Group brings two restoration heavyweights under one house: Fiberlock, whose abatement encapsulants and lockdown coatings trace back to its 1978 asbestos binding compound, and Benefect, the botanical disinfectant line. Together they cover the containment and disinfection chemistry an abatement or mold job runs on.
Abatement & Restoration
Sentinel has formulated abatement and restoration chemistry since 1963 from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota: adhesive removers, encapsulants, odor-control products, and asbestos- and lead-specific solutions built to meet VOC regulations. It’s the specialty chemistry crews reach for on the jobs other product lines don’t cover.
Barriers, surface protection, and absorbents that isolate the work zone and contain the loss.
Sorbents · Spill Kits
Complete Environmental Products, CEP, has manufactured sorbents and spill response since 1994 from Pasadena, Texas, with a 24-hour emergency stocking operation. Pads, socks, booms, and spill kits are the first line on a chemical or water loss, and CEP keeps them ready to ship.
Surface Protection
Trimaco has made jobsite surface protection for over a century, now part of the Icon Protection family alongside Ram Board and Surface Shields. Drop cloths, masking films, and dust-containment products protect floors, fixtures, and contents, the difference between a clean handoff and a damage claim.
Dust Barrier Systems
ZipWall invented the spring-loaded dust-barrier pole in 1997 and holds roughly 25 patents on containment systems: poles, zipper doors, and tapeless seals that stand a barrier up in minutes, no ladders or tape. On any job that has to isolate a work zone, ZipWall is the fast way to do it.
Moisture meters, thermal cameras, pressure monitors, and the professional tapes that hold containment together.
Omniguard Differential Units
Engineering Solutions, out of Renton, Washington since 1988, builds the Omniguard line of differential-pressure monitors that document negative pressure inside a containment. On asbestos, lead, and mold work, Omniguard is how a contractor proves the containment held.
Teledyne Thermal Cameras
FLIR, now Teledyne FLIR, pioneered affordable commercial thermal imaging in 1978 from Wilsonville, Oregon. Its handheld cameras let a tech see hidden moisture and wet building materials behind a wall without opening it, turning moisture mapping from guesswork into evidence.
Moisture Meters · Probes
Family-owned in Ireland since 1974, Tramex developed and patented the first non-destructive moisture meter. Its pinless meters and concrete RH probes remain an industry standard for measuring and mapping moisture in drywall, wood, and concrete. It’s the instrument that tells a crew whether a structure is actually dry.
Nashua · Polyken Tapes
Vybond is the independent company that, in 2025, took over Berry Global’s specialty-tapes business, bringing 60-plus years of heritage brands like Nashua and Polyken under one roof, with 1,500-plus SKUs. Its cloth, foil, and poly tapes seal containment, attach poly sheeting, and run the negative-air ducting that holds a remediation jobsite together.
One Source · Every Line
If it serves restoration or environmental work, we either stock it or we’ll source it. Talk to a rep and put us to the test.