YKK AP America Inc. will invest up to $125 million in an expansion that will include a new residential window and door manufacturing facility and additional machinery and equipment in Macon, Georgia. The facility will serve as a model plant for the company’s future North American manufacturing…
This expansion intends to double the size of the company's Value-Add Center, a 360,000-square-foot facility built in 2020 to support growing demand for Renewal by Andersen products. It accommodates manufacturing, warehouses and office space.
PGT Innovations is expanding its western manufacturing operations with a newly purchased 78,843-square-foot space in Phoenix to accommodate the growth of its Western Window Systems brand.
FlexScreen opened its newest manufacturing plant in Nashua, New Hampshire. Along with this plant comes an expanded partnership with Harvey Building Products, which has several production facilities located in New England and surrounding areas.
With the expansion will come more than 200 jobs, with more than 137 being classified as new, high-paying jobs, in the next five years, according to a news release.
Marvin will expand its operations in Fargo, North Dakota, with the addition of two new facilities: a 127,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and a 148,000-square-foot distribution center to support growth of the brand’s window and door portfolio.
Jeld-Wen celebrated the grand opening of its new VPI Quality Windows manufacturing plant in Statesville, North Carolina, by announcing it is adding a second shift ahead of schedule, creating approximately 20 new jobs.
Palmer-Donavin has moved into a new, 200,000-square-foot facility in Hebron, Kentucky, and expand its service area to Nashville, Tennesee. The company will deliver to select dealers in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and now Tennessee.
The investment includes $4 million, which will be used to outfit the new, 150,000-square-foot expansion, expected to be ready for 2023. The company also plans to add 150 new jobs over the next five years.
The company will invest $4 million to retrofit the former DOW Chemical Ethafoam plant in Ironton, Ohio, a part of the Southern Ohio Industrial District. Its investment will include purchasing new machinery and equipment to fill the 93,000-square-foot space, with plans to add 10 to 12 extrusion…