Building Products Acquisitions in 2025

Halco Lighting Technologies has acquired the permanent lighting portfolio of Topaz Lighting from Southwire, with Southwire retaining Topaz's components and temporary lighting businesses. Southwire's customer letter cites December 18, 2025 as the handoff date while Halco's announcement describes the transaction as a forthcoming event; the deal expands Halco's commercial and industrial fixture lineup (troffers, high bays, wall packs, exit/emergency, retrofit trims and vapor-tight fixtures).

CRH has acquired North American Aggregates (NAA), a supplier of aggregates headquartered in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, expanding CRH Americas Materials' presence and aggregate reserves in the New York–New Jersey region. The acquisition integrates NAA's waterfront plant and processing capabilities into CRH's Tilcon NY operations to support long-term supply for construction and infrastructure customers.

Boise Cascade Company has completed its acquisition of Humphrey Company, Inc. (d/b/a Holden Humphrey), a two-step distributor of building materials based in Chicopee, Massachusetts. The deal expands Boise Cascade’s distribution partnerships and product offerings in the Northeast region.

All Surfaces, a leading U.S. flooring distributor based in Bloomington, Minnesota, has acquired Abraham Linc, a family-owned Mid-Atlantic flooring wholesaler headquartered in Bridgeport, West Virginia. The acquisition expands All Surfaces' geographic footprint across 11 new states and increases its combined network to 48 locations covering 28 states, enhancing distribution capabilities and product selection.

Commercial Metals Company (CMC) completed the acquisition of Foley Products Company, LLC for $1.84 billion in cash. Foley, a Georgia-based supplier of precast concrete and pipe products operating 18 facilities across nine states with approximately 600 employees, will be integrated into CMC's newly formed precast platform to expand capabilities and scale in infrastructure, drainage, and construction end markets.

Metromont, a Greenville-based precast concrete manufacturer, has acquired Heldenfels Enterprises, Inc., a San Marcos, Texas precast and prestressed concrete producer, from founder Fred Heldenfels IV and other shareholders. The acquisition will expand Metromont’s precast capabilities and presence in the Texas market while Heldenfels will operate as a Metromont company under existing leadership.

Andersen Corporation agreed to acquire Bright Wood Corporation, the largest independent manufacturer of window and patio door components and engineered dimensional lumber, in a strategic purchase to strengthen its supply chain and support industry partnerships. Bright Wood — headquartered in Madras, Oregon, with more than 1,000 employees across 28 processing plants — will continue to operate under local leadership with Andersen participating at board and executive governance levels.

Watts Water Technologies has completed the acquisition of Saudi Cast, a Riyadh-based manufacturer of cast iron and stainless steel drainage solutions, expanding Watts' presence in Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East. The transaction, funded with cash on hand, adds roughly $20 million in annualized sales and strengthens Watts' nonresidential and industrial drainage product offerings.

Hoover Treated Wood Products, Inc. has acquired Arconic Architectural Products, LLC and will operate the Eastman, Georgia facility under a new division, Hoover Architectural Solutions, marking Hoover's entry into exterior aluminum cladding and signage. The acquisition transfers the Eastman manufacturing operations to Hoover and expands its building-products portfolio to include aluminum composite material (ACM) panel lines such as Reynobond FR and PE.

Mosaic Service Partners, a residential window and door platform backed by Alpine Investors, has acquired Weather Tite Windows, a Tampa Bay-area provider of replacement windows and doors founded by Mike Hollander. The deal expands Mosaic’s footprint in the residential window and door replacement market and brings Weather Tite access to Mosaic’s technology, marketing, and talent resources.

Mamava, the maker of lactation pods, has acquired TalkBox, a Colorado-based designer and manufacturer of sound-resistant privacy booths for offices, hospitals, and public spaces. The acquisition expands Mamava's product portfolio from lactation infrastructure into a broader suite of privacy and wellness spaces.

Capstone Holding Corp. (NASDAQ:CAPS) has closed the acquisition of Canadian Stone Industries (CSI), a multi-location distributor that adds approximately $15 million of annual revenue. The deal expands Capstone’s North American footprint, strengthens its premium brand portfolio, and is expected to be immediately accretive to revenue and EBITDA.

ASSA ABLOY has acquired International Door Products (IDP), a U.S. manufacturer of standard and custom fire-rated steel door frames based in Southfield, Michigan. IDP employs about 80 people, generated roughly $29 million in 2024 sales, and the acquisition strengthens ASSA ABLOY’s U.S. steel frame portfolio and is accretive to earnings per share from the start.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. completed the acquisition of French Broad Stone Yards, a wholesale distributor of hardscape products with locations in Arden and Brevard, North Carolina. The deal expands SiteOne's presence in the North Carolina mountain region and brings the local French Broad team into SiteOne's national distribution network.

ThirdGen Timber Group, a family-owned Canadian log and timber group, has acquired a majority stake in Canadian Timberframes Ltd., a Golden, British Columbia-based manufacturer of premium timber frame structures. The deal brings Canadian Timberframes into ThirdGen’s platform alongside True North Log & Timber Homes and Legacy North Construction Management to expand manufacturing capabilities and end-to-end timber construction offerings across North America.

LDC has made a growth investment in ARC Building Solutions, the Leeds-based manufacturer of passive fire protection and thermal insulation products, with Newable reinvesting alongside. The capital will support increased production capacity, upgraded systems and expanded sales and support capability while LDC joins the board to back management led by CEO Neil Weeks.

Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles–based private equity firm, completed the acquisition of Binswanger Glass, a leading full-service flat glass company headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee. The deal will provide Binswanger with new capital and Transom's operational resources to accelerate the company's transformation, expand service capabilities, and drive growth across its 42 locations in 11 states.

GarageCo, a national garage door platform backed by Gridiron Capital, has acquired Omaha Door & Window, a long-established residential and commercial garage door and window dealer based in Omaha, Nebraska. The deal is an add-on to GarageCo's platform and will allow Omaha Door & Window to retain its local brand while gaining access to GarageCo's marketing, technology and operational resources.

BlueLinx Holdings Inc. has acquired Disdero Lumber Co., a specialty wood products distributor based in Clackamas, Oregon, from privately held Tumac Lumber Company for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $96 million (net ~ $88 million after estimated tax benefits). The acquisition, funded with cash on hand, expands BlueLinx's specialty products portfolio and Western distribution footprint and is expected to be immediately accretive to earnings.

Total Access Elevator, a Century Park Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired TRE Elevator, an independent provider of elevator installation, modernization, maintenance, and repair services headquartered in Van Nuys, California. The add-on expands Total Access's Southern California footprint and technical capabilities—particularly in machine-room-less (MRL) elevators—while TRE's leadership and employees will remain in place.

Swedish access-solutions leader ASSA ABLOY has acquired Metal Products Inc. (MPI), a US manufacturer of custom hollow metal doors and frames headquartered in Corbin, Kentucky. MPI, founded in 1980, has about 170 employees and reported approximately $22 million in sales for 2024; the acquisition is intended to expand ASSA ABLOY’s product offering and strengthen its regional US footprint and delivery capabilities.

OmniMax International, a PE-backed manufacturer of residential building products, has acquired Nu-Ray Metal Products, a West Coast regional manufacturer of roofing accessories and metal panels with facilities in Puyallup, Washington and Perris, California. Heritage Capital Group advised OmniMax on the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed. The deal expands OmniMax's West Coast footprint and manufacturing capabilities.

Leafguard, a brand of Great Day Improvements, has acquired Byers Enterprises, a home improvement company serving Sacramento and Northern California. Ray Byers Jr. will remain as Regional Director as Leafguard expands its residential roofing, gutter and solar capabilities across Northern California.

The Riverside Company has invested in B+N Industries as an add-on to its portfolio company Momentum (Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering). The deal combines B+N's architectural panels, modular systems and shelving products with Momentum's contract textiles and wallcoverings to create a broader commercial interiors platform serving corporate, hospitality, healthcare and national account programs.

Automatic Fire Protection (AFP) acquired Houston/Tomball-based Apex Fire Protection and West Texas Fire (a division of West Texas Industrial Supply) to expand its geographic footprint across Texas and broaden its fire protection product and service offerings. The deals add water-based sprinkler installation capabilities, extinguisher and kitchen-hood services, and strengthen AFP's ability to serve commercial and industrial customers across Texas.

GMS Inc. has completed the acquisition of the assets of Brown Machinery, a commercial and residential supplier of EIFS, stucco, concrete block and masonry products with four locations serving Oklahoma and North Texas. Brown Machinery will continue to operate under its existing brand with General Manager Justin Owens remaining in place as GMS expands its distribution coverage of complementary products in Oklahoma and surrounding markets.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (IBP) acquired Echols Glass & Mirror, Inc., a Buford, Georgia-based glass design, fabrication and retail installation business, and Vanderkoy Bros, LLC, a Wausau, Wisconsin-based drywall and metal stud framing contractor. The two tuck-ins add over $16 million of annual revenue and expand IBP's geographic presence and complementary product offerings across residential and commercial end markets.

DuraServ has acquired Casco Equipment (operating as Casco Dock & Door), a two-office provider of overhead doors and loading dock equipment services in California and parts of Nevada. The deal expands DuraServ’s West Coast footprint and adds self-performing installation, maintenance and repair capabilities to its branch network; DuraServ is a PE-backed platform supported by Leonard Green & Partners.

Lowe's Companies, Inc. completed its acquisition of Foundation Building Materials (FBM), a North American building materials distributor with over 370 locations. The deal expands Lowe's Pro offering and geographic footprint—particularly in California, the Northeast and the Midwest—while enabling cross-selling and enhanced fulfillment and digital capabilities for professional customers.

TopBuild Corp. acquired Specialty Products and Insulation (SPI) from Incline Equity Partners in an all-cash transaction valued at $1.0 billion. The acquisition expands TopBuild’s geographic footprint and mechanical insulation fabrication capabilities, adds ~90 branches and ~1,000 employees, and increases TopBuild’s exposure to recurring maintenance and repair revenue.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. (NYSE: SITE) has acquired Red's Home & Garden, a single-location wholesale distributor of nursery and hardscape products in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. The acquisition provides SiteOne a strategic entry into North Carolina's Appalachian market and expands its footprint to better serve residential and commercial landscape professionals.

JEB Capital Partners has acquired Denver-based architectural millwork firm JK Concepts, Inc. SDR Ventures served as exclusive sell-side advisor and the company's owner, Marge Johnson, sold the business to enable a new phase of growth under JEB's ownership. JEB intends to preserve the company's craftsmanship and culture while supporting expansion into new markets.

Gerflor Group, through its Gerflor North America business, has acquired Matter Surfaces, a U.S. provider of entrance systems and architectural surface solutions headquartered in Stoughton, Massachusetts. Matter Surfaces will continue to operate as a standalone brand under Gerflor North America, with its current CEO and founding shareholders remaining engaged while leveraging Gerflor's broader resources to grow and scale in the U.S. commercial market.

Illumus, the Sanford, Florida-based lighting group, has acquired Barn Light Electric, a Titusville, Florida manufacturer of handcrafted, vintage-inspired architectural lighting. The deal (closed October 3) expands Illumus' multi-brand lighting platform by adding design-forward architectural fixtures and strengthening its U.S. manufacturing capabilities.

Wynnchurch Capital has acquired Charter Industries, a North American vertically integrated supplier of PVC and wood edgebanding and complementary products headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The seller was Incline Equity Partners; Wynnchurch said it will support Charter's next phase of growth, expanding capabilities and pursuing strategic acquisitions.

White Cap has acquired Advanced Forming Solutions (AFS), a concrete forming and shoring provider based in Castle Rock, Washington, and Anchor Construction Industrial Products, a Winnipeg-based distributor with six locations across Western Canada. The acquisitions expand White Cap’s branch footprint and service capabilities in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada to better serve commercial, civil, government and institutional contractors.

Rain Bird Corporation has acquired Rachio, Inc., a Denver-based maker of cloud-connected smart irrigation controllers and related smart-home irrigation products. Rachio will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary led by CEO and co-founder Chris Klein, combining Rain Bird's irrigation manufacturing scale with Rachio's connected-home technology to expand sustainable irrigation and smart-product offerings.

A.P. Nonweiler Company, Inc., a long-standing coatings and toll-manufacturing specialist headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has acquired Res-Tek, Inc., a U.S. manufacturer of seamless resinous flooring systems. The deal combines complementary product portfolios to expand market reach, enable cross-selling across residential, commercial and industrial end markets, and improve scalability and operational efficiencies.

Integrated Openings Solutions (IOS), a commercial openings systems integrator headquartered in Olathe, Kansas, has acquired Design Supply Doors, a Kansas City-based subcontractor specializing in doors, frames, hardware, and Division 10 specialties. The acquisition expands IOS's presence and capabilities in the Kansas City market and broader Midwest region while adding Design Supply Doors' installation, repair, custom wood door modification, and maintenance capabilities to IOS's platform.

Cadence Private Capital has entered a strategic partnership with Sightline Solutions, a custom window and door design consultant headquartered in Aspen, Colorado. Raincatcher advised Sightline on the transaction, which provides the company with capital and strategic support to expand its leadership in the ultra-luxury residential fenestration market nationwide.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. has acquired Autumn Ridge Stone & Landscape Supply, a one-location wholesale distributor of hardscape products and landscape supplies based in Holland, Michigan. The acquisition expands SiteOne's footprint in Western Michigan and adds Autumn Ridge's hardscapes expertise to SiteOne's national distribution platform; SiteOne said this is its fifth acquisition in 2025.

Armstrong World Industries has acquired Geometrik Manufacturing Inc., a Kelowna, British Columbia–based designer and manufacturer of wood acoustical ceiling and wall systems. The acquisition expands Armstrong’s wood product portfolio and manufacturing capabilities in Canada and the U.S., and was funded with available cash; District Capital Partners served as buy-side adviser.

LumEfficient Lighting Corporation, a Brentwood, Tennessee-based maker of industrial LED lighting, was sold by founder Randy Reid to an individual investor affiliated with Noble Venture Partners. The transaction closed on September 17, 2025 and was advised by Generational Group; the buyer intends to expand LumEfficient’s presence in hazardous-location and industrial markets.

Graycliff Partners has made an investment in Vytex, LLC, a Laurel, Maryland-based manufacturer and installer of vinyl windows and patio/storm doors. Brookside Capital Partners provided subordinated debt and an equity co-invest to support Graycliff's investment; Graycliff and Vytex management plan to pursue organic and inorganic growth, new product development and geographic expansion.

Carousel Capital has partnered with OnSight management to recapitalize OnSight Industries, a Sanford, Florida-based provider of custom marketing signage, CBU installation and distribution services. The transaction involves existing investor Copeley Capital and facilitates founder succession while providing capital to support continued growth across the Southeast.

Window Nation, a PE-backed national window replacement platform, acquired NewSouth Window Solutions from MITER Brands to expand its Florida footprint and strengthen capabilities in impact-resistant windows. The deal adds NewSouth’s nine showrooms and regional teams, reinforcing Window Nation’s strategy of combining strong regional brands with national scale.

Commercial Residential Aluminum (CRA), a portfolio company of Garden City Equity, has acquired American Lightscapes, a Sarasota-based provider of landscape lighting and design solutions. The deal is CRA's first add-on since partnering with Garden City Equity and expands CRA's exterior product offering by adding lighting design and installation capabilities.

Leaf Home has acquired Erie Home in a transaction that combines two Gridiron Capital-backed direct-to-consumer residential services businesses to create the largest DTC home solutions platform in North America. Ares Management led a preferred equity investment to support the deal, Apollo-led debt financing provided the acquisition financing, and Gridiron will retain majority ownership of the combined company, which will operate across 48 U.S. states and Canada with more than 300 field offices.

Decks & Docks Company, a Clearwater, Florida-based specialty distributor of composite decking and outdoor living products, has acquired Service Wholesale, Inc. (SWI), a Downingtown, Pennsylvania-based distributor of building and remodeling materials. The deal gives Decks & Docks its first Pennsylvania location and adds roofing and siding to its product offering; SWI will operate under the Decks & Docks banner with Eric and Matthew Schmidt continuing to lead the business.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (IBP) has acquired Carolina Precision Fibers ACP, LLC (CPF), a manufacturer of cellulose-based insulation, hydromulch and composite fiber products based in Ronda, North Carolina. The acquisition adds over $20 million of annual revenue and expands IBP's direct access to environmentally responsible insulation materials across multiple U.S. regions.