At EHS Development, we design and manufacture our tractor and mower canopies right here in our facility in Milton, Kentucky. That’s not just a catchy thing to say—it’s central to how we work and what we believe in. From laser cutting raw steel to powder coating and final assembly, we handle everything under one roof (not canopy 🤣). Literally.
You might be wondering: why not just outsource it? Wouldn’t that be cheaper? Probably. But we don’t cut corners. And we’re not in this to be the cheapest—we’re here to make stuff that lasts.
💡 Built by Real People (Who Use This Stuff)
Most of our team comes from deep backgrounds in manufacturing and agriculture, and many of the products we sell started as things we wanted for ourselves. Our canopies were developed with that same mindset. They needed to be strong, simple to install, and actually fit a wide range of machines—without rattling, warping, or flaking off paint after one summer in the sun.
🔧 Why In-House Manufacturing Works for Us
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Quality control: We oversee every step of production, from the steel we source to the powder coat finish.
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Fast turnarounds: If something changes—or breaks—we can fix it without waiting weeks on a shipment.
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Better support: Need a replacement part? Want to customize something? We can usually help—because we’re the ones who made it.
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Less guesswork: Our design team works side-by-side with our production crew. We don’t just send CAD files overseas and hope for the best.
🇺🇸 Made Here, Not Everywhere
While some raw materials are sourced globally (because that’s just how supply chains work), the cutting, forming, welding, coating, and packing all happen in our Kentucky facility. That gives us a level of control—and pride—that we wouldn’t trade for anything.
🛠 We Build What We Believe In
There are plenty of generic canopies out there. Some bolt together like a wobbly bookshelf. Some rust before the first mow. Ours don’t. And that’s because we put real time and effort into doing it ourselves.
If you’ve already got one of our roofs, you know what we’re talking about. If not, now’s the perfect time to see what the fuss is about.