Belief Statement

Schierl Companies are committed to providing quality guest services, associate development, serving the business, social, and cultural need of our communities, and achieving levels of profitability equivalent to the leading professionals in our industries while operating within state and federal laws. Schierl Companies will not compromise family, quality of life, community, religious involvement, integrity, or fairness for the sole purpose of growth and profit, however, long range profit is necessary so that we may continue to serve our guests, associates, shareholders and communities, along with paying our associates, vendors, suppliers on a timely basis. Schierl Companies believe that it is possible to achieve a balance between the pursuit of profit, family life, and the ability to have fun at work and are committed in attempting to maintain this balance.

Cornerstones

At Team Schierl Companies, and all our business partner locations, we know we are successful because of the Associates on our teams. Associates at all locations are highly dedicated and committed to our vision “To Be #1”. We truly believe that in “Building Tomorrow Together” Associates are an active partner in our direction and success. Our Cornerstones promote a culture that supports our desire for every Associate to be enhanced as a whole person — emotionally, physically, professionally and financially. We hope you will consider joinging us, in Building Tomorrow Together!

TSC Yesterday - Our History

On December 1, 1956, with the help of his father, Shorty Schierl, John "Butch" Schierl founded Schierl Inc. by purchasing a small one-truck fuel oil business, Central Valley Oil, from the Copps Corporation for $650.00. He later diversified into commercial/residential HVAC contracting business and service station ownership. As the petroleum and repair business began to separate from the traditional two bay service stations in the late 1960's, Butch was approached to acquire the Goodyear franchise in 1962 and operated a service garage on the north side of Stevens Point. In 1971, he moved the Tire & Service business to a new retail Goodyear Tire and Service Center on the east side of Stevens Point.

Retaining his roots in the petroleum industry, Butch, in 1976, started Schierl Sales Corp. the then newly developing self-serve gasoline business. This initial purchase included several local gasoline stations re-opened under "The Store" brand. Butch became the first "convenience store" operator in central Wisconsin.

In 1989, Butch fell terminally ill with cancer and the organizations ownership and operations transitioned to his three sons, Tim, Fritz, and Bill, who were already active in the business and operate as Co-CEO's.

In 1991, Tim, Fritz, and Bill formally changed the name of the organization to Team Schierl Companies (TSC), signifying their emphasis on the "team" philosophy, created a new logo and tagline, and developed a new Vision/Mission statement that focused the corporate direction for the future.

During 1995, Team Schierl Companies purchased the Stevens Point franchise for Subway Restaurants and began operating two restaurants. One of these restaurants was part of a co-branding food service offering in a local, The Store, convenience store. This co-branded facility was the first like it in central Wisconsin.

In 2001, Team Schierl Companies entered into a joint business venture with Connie Hartje in LaValle, WI. This venture represents the dual ownership and operation of one retail Goodyear Tire & Service Center. The location operates as Hartje Tire & Service.

A significant expansion of TSC's Real Estate Development Division took place in 2003 with the purchase of 70.6 acres in Weston, WI. This development, Cross Pointe Corporate Park, was in concert with the building of St. Clare's Hospital and Marshfield Clinic complex. Cross Pointe will further support TSC's existing business in the Weston market.

Left to right: Bill, Fritz and Tim Schierl of Team Schierl Companies.