Meyer and Lundahl Manufacturing Company

About Our Company

"Our desire is to provide the highest quality specialty finishes made of the finest materials and delivered with service unsurpassed in the industry."

A Philosophy of Trust

Since 1948, our enduring objective has been to earn our customers’ trust in handling their most demanding projects. We have developed that trust by delivering the highest quality architectural finish products designed to meet every customer’s individual specifications. Through our commitment to this philosophy we have formed many two- and three-decade-long relationships, with general contractors, architects and owners. Meyer and Lundahl Manufacturing Company is here to meet the needs of the most selective tastes for today and for tomorrow.

A Cut Above

Old world craftsmanship blended with cutting-edge technology provides us the ability to meet the demands of our quality standards and those of our customers. In order to meet these precision requirements we use the most highly advanced computer guided tools and equipment available. Every member of our staff is an expert in their area of service and dedicated both to producing a quality product and taking a personal interest in the projects they produce. Our staff represents the most talented in their field. It is this winning combination of technology and professionalism that have made Meyer and Lundahl the number-one specialty finish manufacturing company in the Southwest.

Unsurpassed Service

At Meyer and Lundahl we are committed to providing our clientele with a level of service and support unparalleled in the industry. Our equipment is state-of-the-art, but it is our service that separates us from our competitors. We take pride in being one of the few firms in the nation that can deliver grand-scale architectural products in a short time frame and within budget. Whether it's entire resort properties, luxurious office towers or a private residence, each project receives the personal touch our customers have come to expect.

Executive Biographies

George F. Meyer, Founder

Leaving Ohio in 1948, in search of a better climate for his family, George Meyer stopped in Phoenix and discovered a void. He saw a real need for a company capable of producing the fine woodwork that George had learned to craft as an apprentice in Europe. He continued to grow and expand the business until he retired in 1985.

W.R. "Bud" Lundahl, President

Joining George Meyer in 1957, Bud Lundahl has enabled Meyer and Lundahl Manufacturing to remain on the leading edge in the specialty finishing arena. Through Bud’s involvement in the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) he has helped the firm move successfully into the 21st century. He first served as an AWI Board Member in 1963 then as President in 1973. In addition he participated in, and chaired committees for, market development, membership, computerization, and future planning. Drawing from this extensive experience Bud has been able to incorporate ideas and methods from all over America that assist in the firm’s ongoing growth and ability to help clients meet the most unusual challenges.

Matt Lundahl, Chief Operating Officer

Matt Lundahl grew up learning the trade of cabinet making from the master craftsmen in the shop, all the while witnessing his family’s business grow into a leader in the architectural woodwork manufacturing field. After high school, and three years in Hawaii where he honed his skills as a finish carpenter and an estimator for a small general contractor, Matt returned home to the family business and continued his education in construction management at Arizona State University. He has worked in all facets of the business: cabinet making, machine operator, drafting, installation, scheduling, project management, and senior management. Matt has continued to grow the business into one of the premier specialty contractors in the southwest, taking on some of the largest and most challenging construction projects in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Matt has also been heavily involved in the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) throughout his career, sitting on numerous committees, presenting estimating and project management seminars over the last ten years, and currently sitting on the board of directors.