From left, Economic Development Director Gina Gonzalez, Intex Metal Supply owner Kevin Kluzak and Mayor Bob Magee during the November 2026 Business in Action Spotlight. (Photo courtesy of the City of Lake Elsinore)
Lake Elsinore recognized Intex Metal Supply Inc., which has operated in the area for 22 years, as its November Business in Action Spotlight during the Nov. 10 City Council meeting.
The city’s Business in Action Spotlight program recognizes local businesses for their contributions to the city’s economy and growth.
“The city recognizes that economic growth is not just about attracting businesses, but also about celebrating and supporting the companies that are already contributing to our success,” Economic Development Director Gina Gonzalez said.
Intex Metal Supply operates out of a 17,000-square-foot warehouse in Lake Elsinore, where it specializes in metal services, manufacturing and distribution, according to Gonzalez.
Gonzalez said businesses like Intex Metal Supply help diversify Lake Elsinore’s economy beyond retail and service industries.
“Manufacturing businesses contribute to our workforce opportunities, support the movement of goods and help create connections between suppliers, distributors and our customers,” Gonzalez said.
Mayor Bob Magee also recognized the company’s hands-on manufacturing work.
“You have a bunch of people that punch keys all day long and send emails back and forth,” Magee said. “These guys actually make something. Each and every day, they create something with their bare hands, and that is a lost art. And we are very fortunate to have them here. We wish you many more years of success.”
Intex Metal Supply owner Kevin Kluzak also spoke during the presentation, sharing his appreciation for the city and the changes he has seen over the years.
“I love Lake Elsinore, what you guys have done here, and what I’m seeing here is amazing,” Kluzak said.
