Our History
The Minialoff name is well known in the industry, Otto Minialoff, Andrew’s Grandfather and the founder of Peerless Enterprises was the first generation to enter the industry and was a pioneer in the roll forming and roofing industry. The following generation of brothers continued in the industry setting the bench mark for all to follow in quality and customer service.
Andrew started out in the industry working for Peerless and was quickly encouraged to set out on his own to develop and provide a quality workforce to be utilized by larger companies in the industry. The original company, Drew Enterprises proved to be the leader in quality and professionalism and in 1999 changed it’s name to Titan Metals to better identify itself in the industry. Titan carried on the tradition of quality set by its predecessors and their work force has continued to be utilized on the larger and the most demanding of projects while with the support of the generations of past has grown its supply and install contracting division to where it is today.
Meet the Team
Andrew Minialoff
Andrew Minialoff started out in the industry working for Peerless and was quickly encouraged to set out on his own to develop and provide a quality workforce to be used by some of the largest companies in the industry.
Dan Civiero
Dan Graduated from the Humber College Civil Engineering Technology Program in 2009. In 2010 Dan joined Titan Metals as a draftsman recently moving into the management as General Manager.
Pat Savoia
Pat started in the industry working for Peerless Enterprises in 1974, as with most of Titan’s management team he started working in the field, then site supervisor and on to estimating. Pat joined Titan Metals in 1999.
Nelson McMurdy
Started in the field in 1983 and joined Drew Enterprise in 1990 which later became Titan Metals. Nelson has managed many jobs at Titan Metals over the years.
Dustin Minialoff
Dustin entered the family business starting in the field in 2007 gaining experience in instalation and safety.In mid 2012 he moved into the project management office.
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