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Leaders in Truss Manufacturing for the Southwest

United Southwest Components is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona with operations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The company was established in 2020 and employs a leadership team of industry experts with decades of experience in truss manufacturing and plant management. Our highly trained staff is committed to delivering quality products and services.

Every truss is designed and manufactured to order for installation onsite. We work with home builders, developers, framers, engineers, architects and individuals to determine the specific needs for each construction project. We manufacture custom wood roof and floor trusses for projects of any size. We range from backyard “she sheds” to 400-unit apartment complexes. United Southwest Components utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, but it is our people that make the difference.

Leadership Team

Jeff Popour

President

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John Geigley

General Manager

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Denise Will

Design Manager

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Bill Wolski

Sales Manager

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Ron Reid

General Manager, Texas

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Jeff Popour

General Manager

Jeff is an Arizona native with more than 30 years of experience in truss manufacturing, As President, he oversees the company’s operations in both Arizona and Texas, leveraging his extensive industry experience to drive growth and innovation.

He was introduced to the industry early on, working for his father who owned and operated a truss manufacturing plant. Growing up he also played competitive soccer, which earned him a college scholarship. While training and playing soccer for Cal Lutheran University, Jeff studied business management. After attending college, he returned to Arizona and worked for his father’s company. After learning the production side of the business, Jeff accepted a position in regional sales selling trusses to customers operating within the Southwest. In 2003, he became a plant owner and spent the next decade growing and managing the business. In 2015, the company was sold to Alliance Lumber and Jeff joined Southwest Components as a manager and partner. Two years later, he bought out his partners and rebranded the company as United Southwest Companents and hired a team of experienced managers to support the company’s expansion.

Jeff is an active member of the Structural Building Components Association. Outside of work you can still find him on the soccer field playing in a men’s league or coaching his daughter’s youth soccer team. Jeff and his wife and daughter live in Cave Creek where he enjoys spending time with family, camping, hiking, and playing golf.

John Geigley

General Manager

A native Phoenician with more than 25 years of experience in the industry, John has elevated his way from framing to general manager in the Phoenix Market and has vast experience in the commercial, residential, multi-family, and custom home spaces. Beginning in high school, John spent his summers framing homes with his brother. After graduation, John attended Whittier College where he studied physical therapy. When he returned to Arizona, he also returned to framing homes. The company he worked for needed a Truss designer and John was offered the position. He spent the next 12 years in truss design and manufacturing.

During his career of almost three decades, John gained experience and knowledge in all facets of the industry. After years as a designer, he transitioned into software sales and implementation of an ERP system for the building and construction industry where he traveled throughout the U.S. for deployment and training. He worked for a leading construction tech startup as a components manager, spearheading and managing the department and working directly with municipalities and stakeholders. Prior to joining United Southwest in business development John served as division manager for R&K Building Supplies (a division of USLBM) where he managed day-to-day operations, more than 100 staff members, and financials for the truss department. Under John’s leadership the division went from one of the lowest performing teams to one of the top 5 divisions in the U.S. under its parent company within the first two years. In 2025, John was promoted to general manager for USWC.

In addition to work, John spent 10 years playing semi-pro football and won a National Championship. He hung up his cleats after an ACL tear and now enjoys cheering on his favorite sports teams, spending time on the water jet skiing with his wife, and spending time with their three dogs.

Denise Will

Design Manager

Denise has spent nearly 40 years working in the truss industry. She grew up in South Florida and earned her associate degree in architectural design. While in college Denise answered an ad for a job as a draftsman, which ended up being the beginning of her long career in truss design. After graduating, she joined the firm full-time as a designer and spent the next four years. When her husband’s job transferred the young couple to Arizona, Denise applied to jobs in the area and was quickly hired by a framing company that owned a truss plant. She spent the next 10 years as a designer until the recession hit, and business slowed. Navigating the changing business climate, Denise attempted to reinvent herself and began exploring career opportunities in other industries. In 2013, Jeff Popour called with an offer she couldn’t refuse. As Design Manager for United Southwest Components, Denise oversees a team of designers and the process from quoting, design and engineering for submittals. Outside of work, Denise is an active Crossfitter, and she and her husband live in East Mesa, not far from their two grown children.

Bill Wolski

Sales Manager

Bill Wolski brings more than three decades of experience in the truss industry to his position of Sales Manager for United Southwest Components. Bill grew up in Phoenix and was a star football player at Agua Fria High School. He was offered a scholarship to play for Glendale Community College where he studied business management. During summer breaks, Bill worked at Schuck Component Systems, one of the largest truss companies prior to the recession. There he learned the business from the ground up, working in all areas of the company for 20 years. He took a position with Alliance Truss in sales and design where he managed the Pulte Homes account. Prior to joining the United Southwest Components team in 2023, Bill was the Design Manager at R & K Building Supply and Katerra. In addition to his career in the truss industry, Bill continued his involvement in football coaching high school teams for nearly 25 years. He hung up his cleats to spend more time with his family, camping, enjoying Cardinals games and cheering on his two kids.

Ron Reid

General Manager - Texas

Ron Reid has spent nearly forty years building his career in the component industry. In 1986, he started as a design technician with Alpine Engineered Products, where he spent the next three decades working in all facets of the company. Working in the Manufactured Housing Division and Conventional Truss Division on sales team, where he managed customer relationships and increased sales for a territory spanning five states.

In 2017, Ron left the industry to dedicate his time helping his wife and brother run a family business. He quickly returned when he was offered a position as General Manager for Panel Truss and Truss Ops. There he managed day-to-day operations for multiple plants where he helped grow and increase efficiencies. He then spent 5 years running the day-to-day operations and sales team for Noltex Truss where he was instrumental in their growth, expansion and sales. In 2024, he joined United Southwest Components as General Manager for its Texas operations. Ron is responsible for managing operations and growth in Texas and the surrounding markets.

When Ron is away from the office he enjoys time with his family barbecuing, hunting and fishing. He also enjoys spending time on his small farm where he takes care of the animals and refurbishes his collection of John Deere antique tractors to ride in local parades.