Building Products Acquisitions in Washington

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.

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.

PrimeSource Brands, a Clearlake-backed provider of residential building products, has acquired CityPost, a Spokane Valley-based maker of patented cable railing systems for decks, patios and lofts. The add-on expands PrimeSource's outdoor living product portfolio and leverages CityPost's channel presence (direct e-commerce, distributors and big-box retailers); financial terms were not disclosed.

AstroTurf Corporation, a subsidiary of Sport Group, has acquired Coast to Coast Turf, a Seattle-based artificial turf installer and dealer. The deal expands AstroTurf’s presence in the U.S. Northwest — with Coast to Coast Turf serving as AstroTurf’s official construction arm for Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho — and retains the target’s leadership under Steve Webb.

Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Thomas Building Center, a 50+-year-old lumber and building materials supplier based in Sequim, Washington. 1stWest M&A served as exclusive advisor to the owners in the transaction; the acquisition expands Kodiak's presence on the Olympic Peninsula and strengthens its footprint in the Pacific Northwest.

Jensen Precast, a family-owned manufacturer of precast infrastructure products, has acquired ProGlass Incorporated, a Shelton, Washington-based maker of fiberglass utility products. The deal expands Jensen Precast’s electric-utility product portfolio—allowing it to offer fiberglass covers, transformer pads and other composite products alongside its precast concrete solutions to utilities and municipalities.

O'Donnell Metal Deck, a Slate Capital Group–backed distributor of metal decking and steel bar joist, has acquired Tombari Structural Products (Spokane, WA) and Metal Deck Direct (Lenoir City, TN), expanding its footprint into the Pacific Northwest and Mid‑South. The deals add technical capability for larger, seismic projects, deepen regional sales and operations expertise, and facilitate owner succession for the Tombari family and Metal Deck Direct's leadership.

Magnolia Bridge Capital, led by founder Mark Morris, has acquired American Patio Covers Plus (APC), a Washington-based manufacturer, distributor, and installer of patio covers and related exterior products. ACT Capital Advisors represented APC in the transaction, which the buyer said will preserve the founder’s legacy and continue the company’s service and product offerings.

Aromas, California-based Fireclay Tile has acquired Spokane Valley-based Quarry Tile Co. as part of a more than $26 million investment to expand its products and manufacturing capabilities. The deal adds Quarry’s 122,000-square-foot facility (capable of 7 million sq ft/year) and its ~82 employees to Fireclay, boosting combined manufacturing capacity to over 10 million square feet annually; several Quarry leaders will remain with the combined business.

White Cap L.P. has acquired Valley Supply Company, a Washington-based construction materials supplier with six locations across the state. The acquisition expands White Cap’s Northwest region footprint and adds local branch presence and expertise to serve contractors in the Puget Sound and Central Washington markets.

Aggregate Industries, a wholly-owned subsidiary of LafargeHolcim in the United States, has acquired the ready-mix concrete and aggregate assets of Cowden Inc., a long-standing supplier in the Bellingham, Washington area. The business will operate as Cowden, a division of Aggregate Industries Pacific Northwest, and more than 100 Cowden employees will join AI as part of the transaction.

CSW Industrials (Nasdaq: CSWI) acquired Shoemaker Manufacturing of Cle Elum, Washington for $41.3 million, expanding CSWI's HVAC/R product offering and adding domestic manufacturing capacity. The acquisition adds Shoemaker's grilles, registers, and diffusers (GRD) portfolio and increases CSWI's regional presence in the Pacific Northwest while expected to be accretive to earnings in the first full year of ownership.

Artisan Design Group (a portfolio company of The Sterling Group) has acquired Accents & Interiors, a Woodinville, Washington-based provider of flooring and solid-surface products and installation. The acquisition expands ADG's presence in the greater Puget Sound / Western Washington single-family market and adds countertops and window-covering capabilities to ADG's product offering.

Cornerstone Building Brands, Inc. agreed to acquire Cascade Windows from CenterOak Partners LLC for a cash purchase price of $245 million. Cascade, a Spokane Valley, Washington-based manufacturer of energy-efficient vinyl windows and doors with ~800 employees and ~$160 million in trailing twelve-month sales, expands Cornerstone's residential windows footprint and West Coast manufacturing presence.

The Cook & Boardman Group LLC has acquired Everett, Washington-based JDS, Inc., a turnkey provider of commercial door openings, frames, hardware and Division 10 specialty products. The transaction expands Cook & Boardman's coverage into the Seattle market; Cook & Boardman is a portfolio company of Littlejohn & Co., LLC.

Galleher, a leading U.S. flooring distributor based in Santa Fe Springs, California, has acquired West Valley Hardwood Floor Distributors, a regional hardwood flooring wholesaler headquartered in Fife, Washington. The acquisition strengthens Galleher’s presence in the Pacific Northwest and makes West Valley Hardwood the hub for Galleher’s Pacific Northwest operations, while providing West Valley access to Galleher’s broader product selection and resources.

Wynnchurch Capital has acquired Trimlite Mfg Inc., a Renton, Washington–headquartered manufacturer and distributor of residential doors and related door products. The transaction is a sale by TriWest Capital Partners; Trimlite's management team will remain in place as Wynnchurch pursues organic and inorganic growth opportunities across North America.

Banner Solutions, a Tailwind Capital portfolio company, acquired the wholesale division of Builders' Hardware & Supply Company to expand its wholesale distribution footprint and residential product offering in the Pacific Northwest. The deal integrates Builders' Hardware wholesale customers and product lines into the Banner Solutions platform and marks Banner Solutions' sixth add-on acquisition and first under Tailwind Capital.

KENDELL, a Keystone Capital portfolio company and leader in commercial door and door hardware distribution, has acquired Watson Security Group, a Seattle-based provider of electronic access control integration and mechanical security services. The add-on expands KENDELL's aftermarket service capabilities, strengthens its Pacific Northwest footprint, and enables the platform to offer more full-lifecycle door opening and security solutions to commercial clients.

SouthernCarlson, a subsidiary of Kyocera Corporation, has acquired Seattle-area Manor Hardware, a family-owned construction supply and tool repair business with locations in Everett, Tacoma and Lynnwood, Washington. The acquisition expands SouthernCarlson's multi-family supply and service capabilities and establishes a presence in the Pacific Northwest; terms were not disclosed.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (NYSE: IBP) has acquired Insulation Contractors/Magellan Insulation (known locally as Icon), a Kent, Washington-based installer of insulation, waterproofing and firestopping serving commercial and multi-family customers across Washington and Oregon. Icon brings approximately $26 million of annual revenue and expands IBP's presence in the Pacific Northwest commercial and multi-family markets.

Winsupply Inc. has purchased Rosen Supply, a family-owned plumbing and heating wholesale distributor based in Tacoma, Washington. Rosen Supply — which operates six locations and three showrooms and employs nearly 70 people — will become Winsupply of Seattle WA Co., with members of the Rosen family remaining in management.

Toronto-based private equity firm Lynx Equity Limited has acquired Prime Flooring LLC, a full-service commercial flooring and equipment rental company based in Ephrata, Washington. The deal is an add-on to Lynx's existing flooring portfolio (including G&W Commercial Interiors); Prime's co-founders Tanner and Shanel Halley will remain with the company post-transaction.

NWI Enterprises, a Harbour Group company, has acquired RailFX, a Tacoma-based manufacturer of specialty aluminum railing systems. The acquisition combines RailFX's branded railing products with NWI's Ultra-Tec infill offering to create a single-vendor railing solution for the lumber and building materials channel; terms were not disclosed.

Oklahoma City-based M-D Building Products has acquired the assets of Seattle-based Morse Industries, a family-run manufacturer of railings, shower enclosures and architectural metals. The acquisition adds three distribution facilities, expands M-D's aluminum and vinyl extrusion capabilities and broadens its product portfolio and geographic reach across North America, Europe and the Pacific Rim.

Succession Capital Inc., a subsidiary of Lynx Equity Limited, has acquired Wine Valley Siding Supply, a Bothell, Washington-based distributor of Western Red Cedar and fiber cement siding. The acquisition expands Succession/Lynx's portfolio of small-to-medium businesses and is intended to support Wine Valley's growth plans while providing an exit for the selling owners.