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A. O. Smith Corporation, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a leading manufacturer of water heating and water treatment products for residential and commercial applications. Since its founding in 1874, the company has built a reputation for producing reliable, energy-efficient water heaters, boilers and pressure vessels. Its product portfolio encompasses gas, electric, condensing and tankless water heaters, as well as specialty boilers designed to meet a variety of building and industrial needs.
The company operates through two primary segments: North America and Asia. In North America, A. O. Smith serves homeowners, contractors and building operators with well-established brands that deliver high performance, safety and long service life. In Asia, the company has expanded its presence with water heating and water purification solutions tailored to rapidly growing urban markets, leveraging local manufacturing facilities and an extensive sales network throughout China and parts of South Asia.
A. O. Smith has grown from its origins as a pump manufacturer into a global enterprise with production plants and research centers in the United States, China and India. The company’s emphasis on product innovation is supported by engineering teams dedicated to improving energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact. Patrick S. Decker has served as President and Chief Executive Officer since 2011, guiding A. O. Smith through periods of expansion and technological advancement.
With a long history of industrial manufacturing expertise, A. O. Smith continues to focus on sustainable solutions and customer support services. Its product offerings increasingly incorporate smart-control technologies and advanced materials to meet evolving regulatory standards and end-user expectations for safety, efficiency and durability.




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