Webb operated out of a building on East Western Avenue that had wooden floors. We operated without lift trucks, storage tanks, safety showers, and air conditioning.

Webb Chemical relocated to Jarman Street in Muskegon Heights, MI.

In May 1973, Mr. Barger sold Webb Chemical to Mr. William “Bill” White and Mr. Bob Hilleary. Under their leadership, Webb expanded its sales territory down to Kalamazoo and Benton..Read More

On June 30, 1981, Mr. William White was tragically killed in an airplane accident. Webb Chemical became owned entirely by the Hilleary family.

Webb purchased land across Jarman Street and built a dry storage warehouse. This increased efficiency as employees no longer needed to travel to our off-site storage facility to fulfill orders.

We built a 110,000 gallon solvent tank farm. This expansion increased our ability to strategically distribute organic chemicals.

Webb again increased office space to accommodate company growth. Webb employed 30 employees during the late 1990’s.

We expanded our rail spur to 3,000 feet.

Webb Chemical has always been proud to serve as a chemical distributor in West Michigan. But, with the changing business landscape, we had to rethink our strategic approach to future..Read More

Webb’s next strategic initiative brought our daily LTL service into Indiana. Sales topped 40 million. Webb grew to 56 employees.

Sales grew to over 60 million.

We strategically expanded into NW Ohio. Webb Chemical received the 2014 NACD Responsible Distribution Excellence Award. We hosted a 50th Anniversary celebration and open house.

Sales grew to over 66 million and our team grew to 85 employees. Our sales territory includes deliveries via Webb’s fleet of equipment in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. We serve..Read More

Completion of Food Grade Packaging Room and FSSC 22000 Certified