Building Products Acquisitions in United States

The Heritage Group, a family-owned business based in Indianapolis, acquired FORTA, a Pennsylvania-based leader in synthetic fiber reinforcement for asphalt and concrete. FORTA was purchased from Riverarch Equity Partners, and financial terms were not disclosed. The deal expands The Heritage Group’s construction and materials capabilities in high-performance reinforcement solutions.

Legrand, a global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure, announced the acquisition of Kratos Industries to expand its critical power portfolio for AI-ready data center infrastructure. Kratos, headquartered in Arvada, Colorado, manufactures low- and medium-voltage power equipment and integrated power systems used in data center and industrial applications.

McElroy Metal, an employee-owned manufacturer of metal roofing, siding, and related building products, has acquired Fabral, a nearly 60-year-old metal construction brand known for metal roofing and cladding products used across U.S. building projects. Fabral will continue to operate independently and retain its existing leadership team, with Dennis Merino remaining President.

White Cap has completed the acquisition of Colony Hardware, a direct-to-jobsite distributor of construction materials, tools, equipment, and safety supplies serving professional contractors. Colony Hardware, headquartered in Orange, Connecticut, adds a network of 60+ locations across roughly 19–20 states to expand White Cap’s footprint across the Eastern and Central United States; financial terms were not disclosed. The seller was Audax Private Equity, which acquired Colony in November 2018 and exited following an expansion strategy including add-on acquisitions and greenfield openings.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (IBP) completed three acquisitions: Thermo-Tech Mechanical Insulation (Feb. 2, 2026), Biomax Spray Foam Insulation (Jan. 19, 2026), and CKV Finished Products (Dec. 11, 2025). Collectively, the businesses add more than $22 million in annual revenue and expand IBP’s footprint across multiple U.S. regions and end markets in insulation and complementary building products installation.

Gibraltar Industries, Inc. closed an all-cash acquisition of OmniMax International for $1.335 billion (subject to customary adjustments). OmniMax was acquired from funds managed by Strategic Value Partners, LLC and its affiliates, expanding Gibraltar’s residential building products footprint in roofing accessories and rainwater management solutions.

White Cap, an Atlanta-based distributor of specialty construction supplies and safety products, acquired Fort Worth-based VoidForm Products. VoidForm manufactures customizable void products used to protect concrete structures from damage caused by expansive, corrosive, and seismic soil conditions; deal terms were not disclosed.

Construction Resources Company, LLC, an Atlanta-based distributor owned by The Home Depot, acquired The Jarrell Company, a Dallas-based luxury appliance, plumbing, and lighting distributor with kitchen and bath showrooms. The acquisition expands Construction Resources’ footprint into Texas; The Jarrell Company’s president Eric Neel and the leadership team will remain with the business. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Cordatus Capital and its portfolio company Red Dot Buildings acquired East Texas Architectural Sheetmetal (ETAS), a Mineola, Texas-based manufacturer of metal building components such as purlins, roof and wall panels, and trim. The deal brings critical component manufacturing in-house for Red Dot’s pre-engineered metal building platform across the southern United States, with the goal of improving lead times, quality control, and cost certainty while supporting broader product expansion and growth.

US LBM acquired XO Windows, a Phoenix-headquartered regional supplier and installer of windows and doors serving residential and commercial builders in the Phoenix and Las Vegas-Henderson metro areas (with an additional location in Tucson). Following the deal, XO Windows’ Phoenix operation was integrated into US LBM’s Arizona Building Supply (AZBS) division and its Nevada locations joined US LBM’s Desert Companies division, expanding US LBM’s window and door product depth and installation capabilities across its western footprint.

Leonard Green & Partners, L.P. acquired NEFCO Holding Company LLC (NEFCO) from Bertram Capital. NEFCO is a Hartford, Connecticut-headquartered value-added distributor of SHARP construction supply products, tools, safety, and consumables serving professional contractors across the United States; financial terms were not disclosed.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. completed the acquisition of Bourget Flagstone Co., a division of Bourget Bros. Building Materials. Bourget Flagstone is a wholesale distributor of hardscape products with one location in Santa Monica, California, expanding SiteOne’s footprint on Los Angeles’ Westside (including Malibu and Pacific Palisades).

PrimeSource Brands, a specialty branded building products provider backed by Clearlake Capital Group, acquired Advantage Industries, a manufacturer of gate and fence hardware and pool safety solutions. Advantage is headquartered in Deerfield Beach, Florida and operates through its Safetech Hardware brand, serving residential, commercial, and institutional end markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Architectural Fabrication and Armetco Systems merged operations to combine two Texas-based providers of architectural metal products into a unified architectural metal solutions platform. The combination is intended to increase scale, streamline operations, and expand national reach across architectural cladding, fabrication, and specialty aluminum systems in the United States.

A. O. Smith Corporation acquired LVC Holdco, the parent of Leonard Valve Company, for $470 million in an all-cash transaction (approximately $412 million net after estimated tax benefits), funded through borrowings under a new credit agreement. Leonard Valve, headquartered in Cranston, Rhode Island, designs and manufactures water temperature and flow control valves, digital and thermostatic mixing systems, and monitoring devices; the deal also brings Leonard Valve’s Heat-Timer advanced boiler controls business into A. O. Smith’s portfolio. The seller was Bessemer Investors LLC, which had owned Leonard Valve since its 2019 investment alongside third-generation owner Niles Wilcox.

Sigma Companies International Corp. ("SIGMA"), a portfolio company of Wind Point Partners, acquired Masonry Supply, Inc. ("MSI") and its Tricast-branded product line. MSI, based in Selma, North Carolina, manufactures and supplies municipal waterworks castings, polymer enclosures, and related waterworks accessory products; the deal expands SIGMA’s waterworks portfolio and strengthens fulfillment capabilities in the Southeast United States.

An affiliate of Pacific Avenue Capital Partners, alongside Cameron Ashley Building Products, acquired Therm-All from Incline Equity Partners. Therm-All fabricates and distributes metal building insulation and related products for commercial and industrial end markets and is headquartered in Westlake, Ohio with 13 locations nationwide. The purchase follows Therm-All’s divestiture from Specialty Products and Insulation, and the buyers plan to pursue growth initiatives across core and emerging product offerings.

Versatrim, headquartered in Henderson, North Carolina, has acquired Artistic Finishes, a manufacturer of solid wood moldings, stair treads, vents, and finishing technologies. The deal combines the companies’ manufacturing scale and finishing craftsmanship to create a more integrated North American portfolio of moldings, stair solutions, and flooring accessories, with Artistic Finishes continuing to operate as a distinct brand within Versatrim.

Adams Group, a North Port, Florida-based cabinet manufacturer and interior casework installer, acquired Mill-Rite Woodworking Company of Pinellas Park, Florida. Mill-Rite specializes in high-end commercial casework and millwork and also provides stonework products such as granite and quartz. Following the acquisition, Mill-Rite will operate as Adams Group’s specialty wood and stone division to expand production capacity and vertically integrated capabilities.

Halco Lighting Technologies has agreed to acquire the Permanent Lighting portfolio of Topaz Lighting from Southwire, with Southwire’s customer communication citing December 18, 2025 as the official handoff date. Southwire is retaining other parts of Topaz, including components and temporary lighting, making the deal a partial divestiture rather than a full sale of the business.

CRH announced the acquisition of North American Aggregates (NAA), an aggregates supplier headquartered in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. The deal expands CRH Americas Materials’ aggregates footprint in New York and New Jersey and adds waterfront reserves and processing/screening capabilities that integrate with CRH’s Tilcon NY operations.

All Surfaces, a major distributor of flooring and flooring installation products, acquired Abraham Linc, a family-owned Mid-Atlantic flooring distributor headquartered in Bridgeport, West Virginia. The acquisition expands All Surfaces’ geographic footprint from the Mid-Atlantic further west into Mountain West territories, creating a combined network of 48 locations across 28 states.

Boise Cascade Company completed its previously announced acquisition of Humphrey Company, Inc., doing business as Holden Humphrey. Holden Humphrey is a two-step distributor of building materials headquartered in Chicopee, Massachusetts, and the deal is intended to strengthen Boise Cascade’s building materials distribution presence in the northeastern United States.

Commercial Metals Company (CMC) completed the acquisition of Foley Products Company, LLC for a cash purchase price of $1.84 billion (subject to customary adjustments). Foley is a leading supplier of precast concrete and pipe products with 18 facilities across nine states, strengthening CMC’s precast concrete platform and expanding its footprint across the Southeast with additional presence in the Central and Western U.S.

Andersen Corporation, a North American manufacturer of windows and doors, announced it will acquire Bright Wood Corporation, a major independent U.S. manufacturer of window and patio door components and engineered dimensional lumber. Bright Wood will remain headquartered in Madras, Oregon and continue operating under local leadership, with Pat Meyer serving as acting CEO. The Stovall family, which has owned Bright Wood for roughly 65 years, was acknowledged as the founding/owning family in the transaction announcement.

Hoover Treated Wood Products, Inc. acquired Arconic Architectural Products, LLC, an Eastman, Georgia-based manufacturer of aluminum cladding products. The deal marks Hoover’s entry into the exterior aluminum cladding market and includes the launch of a new product division, Hoover Architectural Solutions, LLC, which will produce and sell Reynobond and related exterior cladding and signage products across North America.

ASSA ABLOY acquired International Door Products (IDP), a U.S. manufacturer of standard and custom fire-rated steel door frames. IDP, founded in 1977 and based in Southfield, Michigan, expands ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Americas’ portfolio and is expected to be accretive to earnings per share from the start.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. (NYSE: SITE) completed the acquisition of French Broad Stone Yards, a wholesale distributor of hardscapes products. French Broad Stone Yards operates two locations in Arden and Brevard, North Carolina, and the deal expands SiteOne’s presence in the North Carolina mountain region.

Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm, announced it has completed the acquisition of Binswanger Glass, a leading U.S. full-service flat glass and glazing company. Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, Binswanger provides commercial and residential glass design, engineering, fabrication, and installation services through 42 locations across 11 states. Financial terms were not disclosed.

BlueLinx Holdings Inc. acquired Disdero Lumber Co., LLC, a specialty wood products distributor, from Tumac Lumber Company, Inc. for an aggregate purchase price of about $96 million (approximately $88 million net of expected tax benefits). Disdero is based in Clackamas, Oregon, and the cash-on-hand funded deal is expected to be immediately accretive and supports BlueLinx’s expansion in higher-margin specialty building products.

ASSA ABLOY acquired Metal Products Inc. ("MPI"), a U.S. manufacturer of custom-made hollow metal doors and frames. MPI, founded in 1980, is headquartered in Corbin, Kentucky and employs about 170 people; it generated approximately $22 million in 2024 sales. ASSA ABLOY said the deal strengthens its access solutions offering in the U.S. and will be accretive to EPS from the start.

OmniMax International, LLC acquired Nu-Ray Metal Products, Inc. (Nu-Ray Metals), a manufacturer of high-performance roofing accessories and metal panel fabrication serving the U.S. West Coast. Nu-Ray operates facilities in Puyallup, Washington and Perris, California, and the deal strengthens OmniMax’s West Coast presence and manufacturing capabilities; financial terms were not disclosed.

Afinitas, a global infrastructure equipment and services company, has completed the acquisition of RJ Watson, Inc., a provider of engineered structural products for bridge, highway, and heavy construction applications. Headquartered in the Buffalo, New York area, RJ Watson’s bearings, seismic isolation devices, and expansion joint systems expand Afinitas’ capabilities beyond its traditional precast concrete customer base. Afinitas is part of BW Forsyth Partners, which is backed by Barry-Wehmiller.

GMS Inc. announced it has successfully acquired the assets of Brown Machinery, a supplier of EIFS, stucco, concrete block, and masonry-related products serving Oklahoma and North Texas. Brown Machinery is expected to continue operating under its existing brand, with General Manager Justin Owens continuing to lead the business as GMS expands its distribution coverage in the region.

Lowe's Companies, Inc. has completed its previously announced acquisition of Foundation Building Materials (FBM), a building materials and construction products distribution company with more than 370 locations across the United States and Canada. Lowe's expects the deal to strengthen its Pro customer offering through broader assortment, faster fulfillment, enhanced digital tools, and a trade credit platform, while creating cross-selling opportunities alongside its recently acquired Artisan Design Group. FBM will continue to be led by founder Ruben Mendoza and its existing senior leadership team.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. acquired Red's Home & Garden, a wholesale distributor of nursery and hardscapes products with a location in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. The acquisition expands SiteOne’s footprint into North Carolina’s Appalachian market and supports broader distribution of its landscape product lines.

TopBuild Corp. acquired the mechanical insulation and spray foam capabilities of Specialty Products and Insulation (SPI) for $1.0 billion in an all-cash transaction that closed on October 7, 2025. The deal excludes SPI’s metal building insulation business, which seller Incline Equity Partners will retain along with SPI’s Therm-All brand and Dispro, a Canadian mechanical insulation distributor. SPI is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina and is a specialty distributor and fabricator of mechanical insulation solutions across North America.

JEB Capital Partners acquired JK Concepts, Inc., an architectural millwork firm specializing in the design, fabrication, and installation of custom commercial woodwork. JK Concepts is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and also distributes pre-manufactured cabinetry and casework. SDR Ventures served as the exclusive sell-side advisor to JK Concepts in the transaction.

Gerflor Group, a global provider of resilient flooring and surface solutions, announced the acquisition of Matter Surfaces, a U.S. provider of entrance systems and architectural surface solutions for the commercial market. Matter Surfaces will continue to operate as a standalone brand and business unit under the Gerflor North America umbrella, led by CEO Barry Hume from its headquarters in Stoughton, Massachusetts.

Wynnchurch Capital, L.P. acquired Charter Industries, LLC, a vertically integrated North American supplier of edgebanding solutions and complementary products. Charter Industries is headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan and serves over 4,500 customers across end markets including healthcare, education, and hospitality. The transaction represents an exit for prior owner Incline Equity Partners, which announced the sale of Charter to Wynnchurch.

White Cap acquired two construction-supplies distribution businesses: Advanced Forming Solutions (AFS) in the Pacific Northwest and Anchor Construction Industrial Products in Western Canada. The acquisitions expand White Cap’s North American branch footprint and add concrete forming/shoring and industrial construction supply distribution capabilities. Both AFS and Anchor are being integrated into White Cap’s suite of brands, branches, and value-added services.

Integrated Openings Solutions (IOS) announced the acquisition of Design Supply Doors, a Kansas City-based subcontractor specializing in commercial doors, frames, hardware, and Division 10 specialty products. The deal expands IOS’s presence in the Kansas City market and strengthens its integrated openings capabilities across the Midwest.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. acquired Autumn Ridge Stone & Landscape Supply, a wholesale distributor of hardscapes products and landscape supplies. Autumn Ridge operates one location in Holland, Michigan, expanding SiteOne’s footprint and offerings in the Western Michigan market.

Ara Partners acquired a majority stake in Microtec Development & Holdings LLC (Microtec), an advanced micronization technology company. The investment is intended to accelerate the rollout of Microtec’s AggrePlex facilities that upcycle waste glass into activated ground glass pozzolan for lower-carbon concrete applications across the United States and international markets.

Graycliff Partners made an investment in Vytex, LLC, a Laurel, Maryland-headquartered manufacturer and installer of customized vinyl windows and patio/storm doors serving the residential replacement, renovation, and remodeling market. Brookside Capital Partners supported the transaction by providing subordinated debt and an equity co-investment alongside Graycliff and Vytex management to fund the company’s next phase of growth.

Cornerstone Building Brands, Inc., a North American manufacturer of exterior building products, has acquired Metal Sales Manufacturing Corporation, a manufacturer of metal building systems and components. Metal Sales is headquartered in Sellersburg, Indiana, employs about 900 people, and has a nationwide footprint that Cornerstone said is complementary to its existing operations, expanding its participation in the residential building systems market.

Decks & Docks Company, a specialty distributor of composite decking and outdoor living building products, has acquired Service Wholesale, Inc. (SWI), a distributor of building and remodeling materials based in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. The acquisition adds Decks & Docks’ first Pennsylvania location and expands its product offering into roofing and siding, with SWI operating under the Decks & Docks banner and continuing to be led by co-owners Eric and Matthew Schmidt.

White Cap Supply Holdings LLC acquired Reinforcing Steel Supply (RSS) and Stuart Building Products to expand its rebar fabrication and concrete accessories/building products capabilities across Texas and Florida. RSS is an Austin, Texas-based supplier of rebar and concrete accessories serving non-residential and infrastructure markets across Texas, while Florida-based Stuart Building Products is a rebar fabricator and distributor serving residential end markets with facilities in Pompano Beach and Fort Myers.

The Home Depot completed the acquisition of GMS Inc. through its specialty trade distribution subsidiary, SRS Distribution, in a transaction valued at approximately $5.5 billion in total enterprise value (including net debt). The deal was executed via a tender offer at $110 per share in cash followed by a merger in which Gold Acquisition Sub, Inc. merged into GMS, making GMS a direct subsidiary of SRS and an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of The Home Depot.

Hunter Douglas Inc. acquired Expert Shutter Services, Inc., with Peakstone acting as exclusive financial advisor to Hunter Douglas. Expert Shutter Services, founded in 1988 and based in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, manufactures and distributes storm and hurricane shutters and screens. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Everside Capital Partners fully realized its investment in Alcrete LLC, a precast and prestressed concrete manufacturer with plants across the Southeast. The transaction involved refinancing Everside’s senior subordinated debt position alongside the simultaneous redemption of its equity warrants.

Bridgewell sold its Building Materials West division (part of its legacy Contractor Direct division) to a newly established company formed by a consortium of key leaders. David Routt, Jr. will serve as CEO of the new business and Mark Maulding will serve as CFO, with the business continuing operations supported by a new bank facility and added liquidity. The transaction is the third in a series completing Bridgewell’s exit from its building materials divisions.

Fulton Asset Management (FAM) announced it has acquired AFCO Industries, Inc., a vertically integrated manufacturer of aluminum, fiberglass, vinyl, and composite building products and a provider of CNC metal fabrication and OEM contract manufacturing services. AFCO is headquartered in Alexandria, Louisiana, and its existing leadership team will remain in place following the acquisition.

White Cap acquired the business of Beaver's Source, LLC, a distributor of concrete accessories serving commercial and residential end markets in Laredo, Texas. The acquisition expands White Cap’s local presence and product offerings to support growing construction activity in the region.

Integrated Openings Solutions (IOS) announced the acquisition of B.A. Hoft, Inc., a Raleigh, North Carolina-based supplier of commercial doors, frames, hardware, and Division 10 specialties. The deal expands IOS’s operational footprint in North Carolina by adding the Raleigh/Durham market to its existing presence in Charlotte and strengthens its end-to-end commercial opening and integrated security solutions offering.

Gulfeagle Supply completed the acquisition of Broward Roofing Supply, a distributor of residential and commercial roofing materials serving Southeast Florida. The JIAN Group initiated the transaction and served as financial advisor to the seller, with negotiations supported through closing.

Direct Metals, Inc. (DMI), a Florida-based designer and supplier of metal roofing fasteners and accessories, was acquired by Trivest Partners in partnership with First Lexington Capital and DMI CEO Andrew Mullen. The transaction closed on August 1, 2025, and is described as Trivest Fund VII’s eighth platform investment, positioning DMI for organic growth and future acquisitions.

Integrated Openings Solutions (IOS) announced the acquisition of Washington Door & Hardware, a full-service distributor of Division 8 and 10 commercial door and hardware products in the Washington, D.C. metro area. The deal expands IOS’s Mid-Atlantic presence and strengthens its ability to deliver turnkey commercial door, access control, and related openings solutions across the region.

Pella Corporation acquired Weather Shield, a premium manufacturer of architectural wood and aluminum window and door solutions headquartered in Medford, Wisconsin. The transaction combines two window-and-door industry players to accelerate growth in the premium segment; financial terms were not disclosed. Northborne Partners served as exclusive financial advisor to Weather Shield, which is described as a Schield family-built business.

Garden City Equity announced an investment in and acquisition of Commercial Residential Aluminum (CRA), a Florida-based designer, fabricator/manufacturer, and installer of premium outdoor aluminum products for residential and commercial customers. Former majority owner Tom Teffenhart sold the business while retaining an ongoing role as a shareholder and board member; Doug Sorantino continues as CEO. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. announced the acquisition of Nashville Nursery and Landscape Supply, a wholesale distributor of nursery products with one location in Nashville, Tennessee. The deal expands SiteOne’s nursery presence and strengthens its ability to serve landscape professional customers in the growing Nashville market.

Hudson Valley Lighting Group (HVLG) has acquired architectural LED lighting brand Sonneman, adding it to HVLG’s portfolio of lighting brands. Sonneman had been owned by private equity firm Dunes Point Capital since 2018, and following the deal David Littman will serve as CEO while Sonneman’s CEO Andrew Cogan departs.

US Masonry and Building Products (USMBP), a portfolio company of Kinderhook Industries, acquired Davis Supply, a regional distributor of masonry and concrete construction materials. Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, Davis Supply serves commercial and infrastructure contractors across the Southeastern United States, expanding USMBP’s distribution footprint in the region.

DuraServ announced the acquisition of Overhead Door & Fireplace (OHDFP) of Montgomery, expanding DuraServ’s commercial overhead door, residential garage door, loading dock, and newly added fireplace service capabilities in Central Alabama. The deal broadens DuraServ’s geographic reach in the Mid-South and integrates OHDFP’s long-standing local presence in the Millbrook/Montgomery area.

Valesco Industries completed a majority recapitalization/acquisition of Five Lakes Manufacturing, a manufacturer of interior commercial and architectural wood doors headquartered in Clinton Township, Michigan. Brookside Capital Partners participated alongside Valesco by providing subordinated debt and an equity co-investment, with Comerica Bank serving as the senior lender. Selling shareholders rolled/partnered in the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed.

US Masonry and Building Products (USMBP), a Kinderhook Industries portfolio company, acquired Cheney Flashing, LLC, a manufacturer and supplier of rigid flashing, weatherproofing solutions and custom masonry anchoring systems. The deal is USMBP’s first acquisition since Kinderhook’s initial investment in July 2024 and is intended to expand USMBP’s masonry accessories and building envelope solutions platform; financial terms were not disclosed. Cheney owners Richard Levine and Mat Levine (who acquired the business in 2006) will remain with the company, and Cheney will be integrated with USMBP’s Heckmann brand.

Honeywell has acquired the Li-ion Tamer business from Nexceris, adding off-gas detection solutions for lithium-ion batteries that can provide early warning of thermal runaway events. The tuck-in acquisition will be integrated into Honeywell’s Building Automation segment to strengthen its fire life safety portfolio and support high-growth end markets such as energy storage systems and data centers.

PrimeSource Brands, backed by Clearlake Capital Group, acquired Fortress Railing Products, a designer and distributor of customizable steel, aluminum, cable, and glass railing systems. Fortress Railing Products is headquartered in Garland, Texas, and the deal strengthens PrimeSource Brands’ outdoor living and railing portfolio; financial terms were not disclosed.

James Hardie Industries plc completed its previously announced acquisition of The AZEK Company in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at an implied $8.4 billion including share-based awards and repayment of AZEK’s outstanding debt. AZEK shareholders received $26.45 in cash plus 1.0340 James Hardie ordinary shares per AZEK share, and AZEK stock ceased trading and was delisted from the NYSE following closing.

MFG Partners announced the sale of Elgen Manufacturing Company to Worthington Enterprises. Elgen is an HVAC ductwork components manufacturer serving primarily commercial construction and renovation markets and is headquartered in Closter, New Jersey. Elgen had partnered with MFG Partners and Merit Capital since June 2019 to support its growth.

Decks & Docks Company acquired Midwest-based The Deck Supply, a specialty distributor of composite decking and outdoor living building products with six retail locations across Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa and a growing e-commerce presence. The acquisition expands Decks & Docks’ inland/Midwest footprint, and The Deck Supply will operate under the Decks & Docks banner with existing employees and leadership continuing in place.

Everflow Supplies received a meaningful equity growth investment from affiliates of Paceline Equity Partners to accelerate the company’s expansion in plumbing, electrical, fire protection, and industrial product distribution. As part of the transaction, industry veteran Andrew Pacifico was appointed CEO, while founder David Templer retained a meaningful ownership stake and will serve as Chairman and President of Strategic Projects. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

White Cap acquired the related businesses of American Contractors Supply and Reinforcing Concepts, expanding its specialty construction supplies and safety products distribution footprint in the Southeastern United States. American Contractors Supply provides construction-related products and brace rentals, while Reinforcing Concepts designs reinforced mesh used in concrete construction as a value-added service. Both businesses are now part of White Cap’s suite of brands, branches, and value-added services.

Morton Buildings, Inc. acquired Footing First LLC (FootingFirst), a provider of equestrian sports surface and arena footing solutions. The deal expands Morton Buildings’ Morton Post-Frame Supply (MPFS) business unit and strengthens its equestrian market offerings alongside prior equine-related acquisitions. FOCUS Investment Banking served as exclusive financial advisor to FootingFirst in the transaction.

Construction Resources Company, LLC, an Atlanta-based distributor of appliances, countertops, lighting, flooring and related products, completed the acquisitions of MVP Granite Countertops and Opustone LLC to expand its reach in the southeastern United States. MVP Granite Countertops provides countertop fabrication and installation services in the greater Charleston, South Carolina area, while Opustone distributes stone slabs and tile across multiple locations in South Florida. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Madison Industries’ indoor air quality platform Madison Air acquired Research Products Corporation (RPC), the Madison, Wisconsin-based maker of indoor air solutions and brands including AprilAire. The deal adds RPC’s residential and commercial healthy-air offerings to Madison Air’s broader air solutions portfolio.

PMC Commercial Interiors of Raleigh acquired JMJ Workplace Interiors for an undisclosed sum, with the deal closing in late March. The Massad family, which founded and owned JMJ for more than 40 years, sold the business; JMJ’s staff and facilities in the Richmond area will be retained as the company is integrated into PMC.

QXO, Inc. completed its acquisition of Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. for $124.35 per share, valuing the transaction at approximately $11 billion. Following a tender offer and second-step merger, Beacon became a wholly owned subsidiary of QXO and its shares ceased trading on Nasdaq.

Heartwood Partners has formed VITALSpace, a multi-brand commercial modular building products company, in partnership with executive Mike Smith. VITALSpace houses the SteelCell and CareAffirm brands and, in 2024, acquired Portable Solutions Group (PSG), a manufacturer of modular access control security solutions for construction and industrial markets.

Richelieu Hardware acquired Midwest Specialty Products, LLC, a Shakopee, Minnesota-based distributor of premium countertop and surface materials (including quartz, quartzite, soapstone, and porcelain slabs). The transaction closed on January 13, 2025, with Generational Group advising Midwest Specialty Products on the sale.

Kodiak Building Partners acquired New River Building Supply & Lumber Company, a building materials supplier serving North Carolina’s High Country since 1973. The deal expands Kodiak’s presence in the Southeast while providing New River additional resources and a national network to support continued growth, with operations continuing in Boone and Banner Elk.

Wind Point Partners, a Chicago-based private equity firm, announced a partnership/investment in Sigma Companies International Corp., a manufacturer and supplier of critical waterworks infrastructure products. Sigma is headquartered in Cream Ridge, New Jersey and operates 14 facilities serving customers across the United States and Canada. Sigma’s senior leadership team will remain in place and retain a meaningful ownership stake alongside Wind Point as the company pursues organic and M&A-driven growth.

Yonah Group, led by Army veterans Michael Maniaci and Miles Kirwin, acquired the Pella Windows & Doors distributorship serving Connecticut and parts of New York (Pella CT-NY). The transaction provides a succession transition for longtime owner-operator Desmond Rea and positions the business for continued growth in the regional home improvement market as an exclusive independent Pella distributor.

NextGen Growth Partners (NGP) exited its investment in Door and Window Guard Systems, Inc. (DAWGS) through a sale to The Riverside Company. DAWGS provides steel door and window guards and turnkey solutions for securing vacant properties across the United States.

Exceptional Cabinets LLC, a high-end custom cabinetry company serving the Carolinas, was acquired in an off-market private sale by individual buyer Jeffrey Raynor. The seller, Jared Burr, worked with advisor Mike Donahue of Viking Mergers & Acquisitions to facilitate the transaction, with Raynor expected to continue and grow the business under new ownership.

Keystone Cement Company announced it will transition to independent operations under a new parent, Keystone Cement Holding, Inc., effective April 1, 2025. The company stated it is not included in the pending sale of Giant Cement Holding, Inc. (GCHI) to Heidelberg Materials and will remain part of Fortaleza Materiales Group.

Eleconnex, a portfolio company of Dunes Point Capital, has acquired Structured Cable Products, Inc. and SIMPLY45, LLC (together referred to as SCP/Simply45). Headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, SCP/Simply45 supplies low-voltage cable and related accessories to electrical, audio/visual, and specialty distribution customers, with facilities in Florida, Texas, and the Netherlands.

All Glass & Windows Holdings, Inc. completed an equity recapitalization via a significant equity investment from an affiliate of Cross Rapids Capital LP. Prospect Partners exited its investment, which it originally made alongside management in September 2016. All Glass & Windows is an impact-resistant window and door dealer/installer headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, serving residential, commercial, and industrial end-markets across Florida.

Trachte Building Systems, an employee-owned provider of pre-engineered metal buildings and self-storage systems, acquired MakoRabco, a designer and builder of self-storage buildings and pre-engineered metal building solutions. MakoRabco was sold by its owner, New State Capital Partners; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Smiths Group plc acquired Duc-Pac Corporation, a United States-based metal duct manufacturer for HVAC applications, for $40.5 million. Duc-Pac will be integrated into Smiths Group’s Flex-Tek construction segment, expanding Smiths’ metal duct coverage into the north-east United States and supporting cross-selling and growth in its North American construction business.

ABC Supply Co., Inc. (American Builders & Contractors Supply Co., Inc.) acquired Roofing and Supplies, Inc., a Richmond, Virginia-based distributor of roofing materials and equipment. The transaction closed on March 24, 2025, and Generational Group advised Roofing and Supplies, Inc. on the sale after two generations of family ownership.

BizGro Partners, a private investment management firm, acquired Unico Supply, Inc., a Houston-based provider of building materials including windows, doors, moldings, stair parts, natural stone, and hardware. The transaction closed on March 24, 2025, and was advised by Generational Group.

The Cook & Boardman Group LLC (Cook & Boardman) announced the acquisition of Building Material Supply Inc (BMSI), an architectural specialty building products supplier focused on Division 10 products. BMSI is headquartered in Edina, Minnesota and also operates a location in Phoenix, Arizona; financial terms were not disclosed. The deal represents Cook & Boardman’s twelfth acquisition since Platinum Equity acquired a majority interest in Cook & Boardman in 2023.

US LBM acquired Beach Window and Door, a Calabash, North Carolina provider of windows, doors, and specialty building products serving the Myrtle Beach area. Founders Harvey Sutton and David McPherson will continue to manage day-to-day operations, and the business will operate within US LBM’s Professional Builders Supply division.

RiteScreen Company, the largest manufacturer of window and patio door screens in North America, announced it has acquired FlexScreen, an innovator in flexible window screen technology. The deal expands RiteScreen’s product portfolio and leverages its manufacturing scale and national footprint to accelerate FlexScreen’s growth and broaden customer reach. Seven Point Equity Partners, RiteScreen’s majority investor, highlighted the acquisition as the next stage in RiteScreen’s evolution.

Quikrete Holdings, Inc. acquired Summit Holdings, Inc. for an enterprise value of approximately $11.5 billion (including debt). The transaction was supported by acquisition financing that included term and revolving loan facilities and senior note offerings.

Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company, announced the acquisition of two Gardenscape bagging facilities located in Archbold, Ohio and Emlenton, Pennsylvania. The acquired assets expand Oldcastle APG’s Lawn & Garden footprint and distribution reach across the Midwest and the East Coast. The facilities will be integrated into Oldcastle APG’s Lawn & Garden business to enhance service levels and customer coverage.

A fund managed by BPGC Management LP acquired a controlling, substantial majority stake in PB Materials Holdings, Inc., a producer of construction aggregates and ready-mix concrete in the Permian Basin region. The stake was purchased from certain funds managed by WL Ross & Co. LLC, with investment vehicles managed by affiliates of LSV Advisors, LLC partnering with BPG as lead investor. Debt financing for the transaction was provided by Fortress Investment Group and Hillcrest Bank (a division of NBH Bank); financial terms were not disclosed.

US LBM, a national distributor of specialty building materials, acquired Goodrich Brothers, Inc., a Pewamo, Michigan-based provider of millwork and building components. The acquisition expands US LBM’s product offerings and manufacturing capabilities in Michigan, where it operates through its Zeeland Lumber and Standard Supply & Lumber division. Tony Goodrich will continue to lead Goodrich Brothers’ day-to-day operations.

White Cap acquired JLA Supply, a Portland, Oregon-based distributor of sealants, waterproofing products, and concrete accessories serving the Pacific Northwest and West Coast. Founded in 1974, JLA Supply operates six locations across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho and is known locally under the brands Sealant Specialists, SECO Construction Supply, and Cascade Construction Accessories. JLA Supply will be integrated into White Cap’s suite of brands, branches, and value-added services.