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Sto Corp. Awarded ISO Certifications, Affirming Commitment to Excellence

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July 29, 2024

Sto Corp., the innovative world leader in claddings, air barriers, coatings, and restoration systems, has once again been awarded the ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications. The International Organization for Standardization sets the bar for proprietary industrial and commercial performance standards and awards certification to organizations that meet or exceed these standards. Sto has continuously held the ISO 9001 certification since December 1998 and the ISO 14001 since April 2009.

Since its inception, Sto Corp. has been at the forefront of prioritizing customer satisfaction and environmental safety. Teal Rooks, Environmental Health Safety & Sustainability manager for Sto Corp., remarks, “Our continued ISO certification supports Sto’s sustainability initiative and underscores our dedication to preventing pollution while delivering quality products that consistently meet the needs and expectations of our customers.” 

The ISO 9001:2015 requirements for a Quality Management System affirm Sto’s ability to consistently provide products that meet customer requirements and deliver customer satisfaction. The ISO 14001:2015 certification, meanwhile, confirms that Sto has an established Environmental Management System and meets the ISO standards for minimizing the environmental impacts of its company operations and practices while fulfilling its legal and regulatory obligations.

These awards are comprehensive in that they scrutinize all the relevant business areas at all of a company’s locations. For Sto, that means the company has exhibited a commitment to superior quality management and sustainable environmental practices at all US-based facilities, including its corporate office in Atlanta, GA, and manufacturing plants in Atlanta, Glendale, Arizona, and Rutland, Vermont.   

Teal Rooks added, “I’m very proud of this company and its operations. Our commitments aren’t mere rhetoric; they’re deeply woven into our corporate identity.  That’s why we consistently earn these awards year after year; it’s about embodying our core values as a company.”


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