Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2012-2025.
Greenwich, Connecticut, United States
Formerly known as Kodiak Building Partners, kodiak building partners
QXO is a publicly traded distributor of roofing, waterproofing, and related products, and a major distributor of lumber and building materials in North America.
Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2012-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
6 buyout · 5 addon
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired New River Building Supply & Lumber Company, a long-standing provider of building materials in North Carolina's High Country (Boone and Banner Elk). The acquisition expands Kodiak's footprint in the developing Southeast market while New River will continue operating locally with support from Kodiak's national resources; BDO Capital Advisors and McGuire Wood & Bissette advised New River on the deal.
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Minnesota-based Kendell Lumber and will fully integrate its Winona and Rollingstone operations into Kodiak portfolio company Simonson Lumber. The consolidation aims to streamline operations, expand product and service offerings across Minnesota, and strengthen service to builders, contractors and consumers in the region.
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Liberty Doors & Windows, a Colorado-based provider of doors, windows and millwork, to strengthen Kodiak's presence in the Colorado and Mountain Region markets. Liberty will continue to operate under its existing brand and management while benefiting from Kodiak's national resources and distribution scale.
Kodiak Building Partners acquired Thomas Building Center, a building materials supplier and equipment dealer/rental center in Sequim, Washington. 1stWest M&A served as the exclusive advisor to Thomas Building Center’s owners in the transaction.
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Valley Lumber & Rental, a long-standing hardware, building materials and equipment rental business based in Victor, Idaho. The deal expands Kodiak’s Northwest/Mountain region footprint while keeping Valley Lumber’s local leadership in place to continue serving contractors and homeowners in the Teton Valley community.
Kodiak Building Partners acquired Gross-Yowell, a building materials and lumber retailer based in Waco, Texas. 1stWest Mergers and Acquisitions served as the exclusive advisor to Gross-Yowell’s owners, and Gross-Yowell will continue operating under Kodiak’s ownership with Taylor Gross remaining with the company.
Kodiak Building Partners, a building materials acquisition firm based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, has acquired Diamond Home Improvement, a family-owned home improvement retailer headquartered in Southern Oregon with locations in Klamath Falls and Grants Pass. The acquisition expands Kodiak's Pacific Northwest footprint and strengthens its general lumber and building materials operations while preserving local autonomy and leadership under John Steiner.
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Albeni Falls Building Supply, a long-standing lumber and building materials supplier founded in Oldtown, Idaho in 1948. The Melbourns (David and Susan) sold the business but will continue to lead operations as Kodiak looks to expand its Pacific Northwest footprint and provide backend support and resources.
Kodiak Building Partners has acquired Sunrise Builders Supply, a two-location building materials distributor founded in Horn Lake, Mississippi, expanding Kodiak’s footprint into the Mississippi and Tennessee markets. Sunrise will continue operating locally under Kodiak’s ownership, which Kodiak says will provide additional vendor access, growth opportunities, and operational support.
Kodiak Building Partners has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Carpenter Contractors of America, Inc. (CCA) from the Thiel family; the transaction is expected to close in October. CCA, headquartered in Pompano Beach, Florida, provides fabricated lumber components and field installation services across the Midwest, Carolinas and Florida, employs nearly 2,000 people, and will remain led by existing management under Kodiak.
Denver-based Kodiak Building Partners has acquired substantially all the assets of Gulf & Basco, Inc., a specialty distributor of building products based in Houston, Texas. Kodiak said it plans to grow the Houston business and expand its presence in the Texas market using the base established by Gulf & Basco's management team.
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