Building Products Buyout Acquisitions in 2026

GCC, S.A.B. de C.V. completed the acquisition of three aggregates, asphalt and ready‑mix concrete operations in El Paso, Texas, adding an assembled platform with approximately $30 million of annual revenues and aggregate reserves estimated to last ~50 years. The deal strengthens GCC's operational presence in the El Paso region and is expected to generate synergies and positive cash‑flow contribution beginning in 2026.

Victor Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has acquired Specialty Fenestration Group, a Houston-based designer and manufacturer of transaction and high-security window and door solutions (including the Quikserv and U.S. Bullet Proofing brands). The investment — financed in part by Sound Point Capital Management and Fidelity Direct Lending — is intended to support product innovation, market expansion and scaling of the platform; River Associates completed the sale to Victor Capital.

Vancouver-based millwork manufacturer and distributor Metrie has acquired three door distribution businesses—BWI Distribution, Louisiana Millwork, and Florida Made Door—from Owens Corning. The deal expands Metrie’s interior and exterior door solutions and capabilities (pre-hanging, pre-finishing, painting, and job-site delivery) across the Eastern United States.

Nokken, a London-based modular cabin provider, has acquired Finnish cabin maker Space of Mind Oy to integrate its modular cabins and sauna range into Nokken's product ecosystem. The acquisition broadens Nokken's offering into design-led wellness, allowing the company to better serve hospitality, resort, spa and retreat clients with low-impact wellness infrastructure.

NWPX Infrastructure (Nasdaq: NWPX) has acquired Boughton's Precast, Inc., a family-operated precast concrete manufacturer based in Pueblo, Colorado. The acquisition, which closed on February 23, 2026, expands NWPX's precast manufacturing footprint in the Mountain States and will operate under the NWPX Precast name.

The Heritage Group, a fourth-generation family-owned industrial conglomerate based in Indianapolis, has acquired FORTA, a Pennsylvania-based maker of synthetic fiber reinforcement for asphalt and concrete, from Riverarch Equity Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed; the acquisition bolsters The Heritage Group's construction and materials portfolio and expands its capabilities in high-performance reinforcement solutions.

Armstrong World Industries (AWI) has acquired Eventscape, a Toronto- and New York–based design, fabrication and installation firm known for high-design architectural features. The deal expands AWI's custom design and fabrication capabilities across its Architectural Specialties portfolio and was funded with cash and a revolving credit facility; District Capital Partners served as buy-side adviser.

Amrize (NYSE: AMRZ) has completed the acquisition of PB Materials Holdings, Inc., a leading aggregates and ready-mix concrete operator in West Texas. The deal adds 26 operational sites, roughly 340 employees and over $180 million of revenue to Amrize’s network and is expected to be accretive to EPS and cash in 2026 while expanding the company’s presence in high-growth West Texas markets.

McElroy Metal, an employee-owned U.S. manufacturer of metal roofing and building products, has acquired Fabral, a nearly 60-year-old metal roofing and cladding brand. Fabral will continue to operate independently with its existing leadership and employees, and the deal expands McElroy Metal's presence in the metal construction market.

White Cap has completed the acquisition of Colony Hardware from Audax Private Equity. The strategic combination expands White Cap's branch network across the Eastern and Central United States and brings Colony's route-based jobsite distribution, product portfolio, and service capabilities into White Cap's larger specialty construction supply platform; financial terms were not disclosed.

Gibraltar Industries completed an all-cash acquisition of OmniMax International from funds managed by Strategic Value Partners for $1.335 billion. The deal expands Gibraltar's presence in the residential building-products market, is expected to be immediately accretive to EBITDA margin and cash flow, and is financed with new term loans and an upsized revolving credit facility.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (NYSE: IBP) acquired three U.S.-based installers—Thermo-Tech Mechanical Insulation, Inc., Biomax Spray Foam Insulation, LLC, and CKV Finished Products LLC—adding over $22 million of combined annual revenue. The transactions expand IBP's geographic footprint across the Midwest, Texas/Ark-La-Tex and the Midwest/Ohio Valley and broaden its product offering across mechanical insulation, spray foam/fiberglass insulation and complementary residential building products.

Salt Creek Capital, a San Francisco Bay Area private equity firm, has acquired Builders Cabinet, Inc., a Chicago-based designer, manufacturer and installer of premium and semi-custom cabinetry serving the greater Chicagoland market. Founder and president Brian Benner prepared for retirement as part of the transaction; VP Brian Benner (owner) will transition out and Ben VanDixhorn will continue as vice president to support growth under Salt Creek's ownership.

TITAN Group has completed the acquisition of Vracs de L'Estuaire, adding a port-based clinker grinding plant at Le Havre with an annual grinding capacity of 0.6 million tonnes. The deal expands TITAN's footprint in northern France and supports its TITAN Forward 2029 strategy to scale alternative cementitious materials and lower-carbon building solutions.

Atlanta-based White Cap has acquired VoidForm Products, a maker of customizable void-form and soil-expansion mitigation products. VoidForm’s president David DiLuccia will continue to lead the business; terms were not disclosed and VoidForm had previously partnered with Argonaut Private Equity.

Construction Resources Company, LLC (an Atlanta-based distributor owned by The Home Depot) has acquired The Jarrell Company, a Dallas-based luxury appliance, plumbing, and lighting distributor with kitchen and bath showrooms serving builders, designers, contractors, and homeowners. The Jarrell leadership will remain in place as Construction Resources expands its operating footprint into Texas and invests in the company’s growth.

KI Wall, a division of KI, has acquired Wausau-based glass fabricator Custom Glass Products, LLC–Wisconsin (CGP-WI). The acquisition strengthens KI Wall's fabrication alignment for storefront and glass-intensive wall systems, improving lead times, customization and responsiveness while CGP-WI will continue to operate as a standalone business.

US LBM, the largest privately owned distributor of specialty building materials in the U.S., has acquired XO Windows, a regional supplier and installer of windows and doors serving Phoenix, Tucson and Henderson (Las Vegas metro). The acquisition expands US LBM’s product depth and installation capabilities across its Arizona Building Supply and Desert Companies divisions to better serve residential and commercial builders in the Southwest and Northwest regions.

Leonard Green & Partners has completed the acquisition of NEFCO Holding Company LLC from Bertram Capital. NEFCO is a Hartford, Connecticut-based value-added distributor of SHARP products, tools, safety items and jobsite consumables with more than 70 U.S. locations; terms were not disclosed.

Montreal-based Richelieu Hardware Ltd. completed ten acquisitions across Canada and the United States during fiscal 2025, adding roughly $100 million of annual sales and marking the 100th acquisition in the company's history. Transactions announced included the purchase of Ideal Security (Greater Montreal), Finmac Lumber (Winnipeg), Klassen Bronze (New Hamburg) and three distribution centres from McKillican American (Portland, Seattle and Spokane), among others, expanding Richelieu's private-brand portfolio and North American distribution footprint.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. has completed the acquisition of Bourget Flagstone Co., a division of Bourget Bros. Building Materials, adding a Santa Monica, California location to expand SiteOne’s presence on Los Angeles’ Westside. The deal brings the Bourget Flagstone team and inventory into SiteOne’s national wholesale distribution network to support expanded product availability for landscape professionals in the Malibu and Pacific Palisades markets.

First Supply, the family-owned Wisconsin wholesaler, has acquired Able Distributors, a Chicagoland HVAC supplier with four branches in the Chicago area. The deal adds 48 team members, expands First Supply’s presence in a priority Midwest market and brings Able’s hydronic heat, radiant systems and HVAC product offerings into the First Supply organization.

Architectural Fabrication (Fort Worth, TX) and Armetco Systems (Justin, TX) have merged to form a single platform that expands national reach for architectural cladding, fabrication, and specialty aluminum systems. Leadership remains largely unchanged while the combined company will integrate sales, operations, and manufacturing to increase scale, streamline operations, and broaden solutions for architects, contractors, designers, and developers across the U.S.

Versatrim, a Henderson, North Carolina-based manufacturer of floor moldings and stair solutions, has acquired Artistic Finishes, a Roseville, Minnesota-based maker of solid wood moldings, stair treads and advanced finishing technologies. The acquisition combines Versatrim's manufacturing scale with Artistic Finishes' craftsmanship to create an integrated, end-to-end portfolio of moldings, stair solutions and flooring accessories for residential and commercial markets across North America.

Adams Group, a North Port, Florida-based cabinet manufacturer and installer, has acquired Mill-Rite Woodworking Company of Pinellas Park. Mill-Rite will operate as Adams Group's specialty wood and stone division, expanding production capacity and vertically integrated capabilities for complex commercial casework and stone fabrication.