Warren, Illinois, homeowner Terry Bosko wanted to build a home with lasting curb appeal, minimal upkeep and a finish that would stay true for years to come. That search led to Diamond Kote siding, a choice that brought together design flexibility and long-term performance in a way that fit both the project and the budget.
Spahn & Rose brought together general managers, company leadership and team members from across its family of companies Feb. 10–11 at the Grand River Center and Grand Harbor Resort in Dubuque, Iowa, for its 2026 Company Kickoff. The two-day gathering focused on aligning teams around a clear strategy for the year ahead and strengthening the company’s ability to serve contractors and builders across its markets.
After 45 years with Spahn & Rose, Tony Ostwinkle has seen the business evolve through changing markets, advancing technology and shifting customer expectations. Today, as General Manager in Edgewood, Iowa, Tony brings decades of perspective shaped by steady work, strong relationships and a practical outlook on resilience.
When contractors design and build outdoor living spaces, the railings are one of the most visible finishing touches. Railings frame the project, shape the view and influence how the space feels long after the job is complete. For many builders, aluminum systems such as Westbury Railing continue to gain ground because they deliver performance, flexibility and installation efficiency without complicating the build. (more…)
