Seco South

Seco South's origins began with sailboat rigging in the mid-1970s as a privately owned company. We worked directly with sailboat manufacturers providing them with rigging to support the mast and operate the sails and life lines. From Hunter Marine to Traditional Watercraft, from Irwin Yachts to Endeavour Marine and more, our rigging supported the major sailboat manufacturers throughout the country. We remain the largest original equipment manufacturer for sailboat rigging in the United States. With our growth, we took the step to be part of a British owned cable manufacturing company in the late 1980s and continued to thrive. It was in the early 90s when Seco South made the decision to apply our cable rigging assemblies for sailboats as an alternative for handrail infill systems in the construction industry. Well received by architects and designers, our cable railing assemblies were incorporated into many building designs. You’ll see our workmanship at the Empire State Building, The Florida Aquarium and The Dali Museum and many other notable buildings across the country. In the late 1990s, another large marine company from the United Kingdom purchased Seco South, and we continued to excel in the marine and architectural markets. To ring in the 21st century, we expanded our business to include stainless steel and aluminum manufacturing. We designed and introduced several cable handrail concepts to the building industry and their response was overwhelming. Seven years later, we returned to our roots...longtime employees of Seco South came together and we are once again a privately owned company.