The experts at AJ Madison, the industry’s foremost appliance authority representing over 150 brands, have identified the leading appliance brands committed to manufacturing in the U.S. In an industry shaped by global supply chains, a standout group of appliance manufacturers continues to uphold a powerful commitment: to design, engineer, and manufacture products with America at their core. These brands don’t just operate in the United States—they build in American communities, invest in American workers, and integrate American ingenuity into every appliance. From handcrafted ranges in Pennsylvania to commercial-grade laundry machines in Wisconsin and smart refrigeration technologies developed in Kentucky, these companies represent the strength and spirit of American manufacturing. This is a definitive look at the appliance makers who continue to produce, assemble, and innovate with American craftsmanship and values at the forefront.
Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove
With headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin, and manufacturing facilities in both Wisconsin and Arizona, Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove are the gold standard for ultra-premium kitchen appliances. Founded in 1945 by Westye Bakke, Sub-Zero emerged from a personal mission: Bakke built the first freestanding freezer to preserve insulin for his diabetic son. Sub-Zero refrigerators use dual compressors and NASA-inspired air purification systems to maintain precise humidity and freshness. Wolf, renowned for precision cooking, crafts ranges and ovens featuring dual-stacked burners and dual convection for flawless heat control. Cove dishwashers complete the luxury suite with adaptive cleaning cycles, stainless steel interiors, internal lighting, and near-silent operation. Built and tested to last over 20 years, each appliance is a testament to American engineering, supported by expert service and a legacy of trust.
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