Recent Building Products Acquisitions in Utah

Acquisition Volume in Building Products in Utah by Year

Last 5 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 5 years for Recent Building Products Acquisitions in Utah. 3 2022 3 2023 3 2024 3 2025 ~0 est. 0 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Utah has been a hub for building-products dealmaking spanning construction materials, access control and hardware, coatings, flooring, and hardscape distribution. Recent transactions often reflect buyers adding manufacturing capacity, expanding product portfolios, or extending distribution and market reach across the Mountain West and beyond.

Across the deals, common themes include vertical integration and technology add-ons—such as CRH acquiring Eco Material Technologies to grow sustainable cement alternatives, and ASSA ABLOY buying Pedestal PRO to broaden electromechanical and access-control offerings. Other buyers—like Superior Concrete Products, LLC, Dayton Superior Corporation, and Gerflor—also emphasized expanding precast/concrete capabilities or modular surface systems.

This page focuses on acquisitions centered in Utah, United States, with buyers ranging from global industrial platforms to regional operators and private equity-backed platforms, including Salt Creek Capital and Platinum Equity.

What Stands Out

  • Utah, United States appears as a consistent deal location across materials, products, and distribution.
  • Buyers frequently pursue portfolio expansion through acquisitions of manufacturers and specialized systems (e.g., access-control hardware, precast connectors, and modular flooring).
  • Sustainability and alternative building materials show up directly in the CRH → Eco Material Technologies agreement, centered on supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) and near-zero carbon cement alternatives.
  • Several deals are structured as add-ons that preserve local operations while integrating into a broader platform (e.g., continued production at an acquired Utah facility; management continuity noted in at least one distribution transaction).
Buyer What the acquisition added (from the deal summary)
CRH Sustainable cement alternatives via Eco Material Technologies
ASSA ABLOY Access-control pedestals/bollards/mounting via Pedestal PRO
Dayton Superior Corporation Insulated concrete sandwich panel connector systems via HK Composites
Gerflor Modular sports/event and flooring brands via SnapLock Industries
  • Buyer
    CRH
    Target
    Eco Material Technologies
    Seller
    One Equity Partners, Warburg Pincus, Green Cement Investments
    Type
    Buyout

    CRH (NYSE: CRH) has signed an agreement to acquire Eco Material Technologies for total consideration of $2.1 billion. Eco Material, a supplier of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) and near-zero carbon cement alternatives, is headquartered in Utah and serves North America through a national network of utility and production/terminal sites. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions and is expected to close in 2025.

  • Buyer
    ASSA ABLOY
    Target
    Pedestal PRO
    Type
    Buyout

    ASSA ABLOY has acquired Pedestal PRO, a U.S. manufacturer of access control pedestals, bollards, and mounting solutions based in Lindon, Utah. Pedestal PRO, founded in 2002 with about 50 employees and roughly $11M in 2024 sales, will expand ASSA ABLOY's electromechanical and access-control product offering and is expected to be accretive to earnings from the start.

  • Buyer
    Superior Concrete Products, LLC
    Target
    AFTEC, LLC, X3, LLC
    Type
    Buyout

    Superior Concrete Products, LLC (based in Southlake, Texas) acquired AFTEC, LLC and affiliated X3, LLC (located in Murray, Utah) in a transaction that closed March 14, 2025. The acquisition expands Superior's precast concrete product offerings and capabilities—adding AFTEC's proprietary precast wall systems and X3's mold capabilities to serve commercial, municipal, industrial and residential construction clients.

  • Buyer
    Midland Garage Door, LongWater
    Target
    Martin Door
    Type
    Addon

    Midland Garage Door, a LongWater portfolio company, has acquired Martin Door, a Salt Lake City-based manufacturer of residential and commercial overhead garage doors. The add-on acquisition expands Midland's manufacturing capabilities and geographic footprint across the Mountain West, West Coast, and Southwest, aiming to deliver product and distribution synergies.

  • Buyer
    HB Workplaces
    Target
    MBI Business Designs
    Type
    Buyout

    HB Workplaces has acquired MBI Business Designs, a Salt Lake City-based office furniture dealer and design firm, to expand its workplace solutions and client base. The acquisition adds MBI’s longstanding government and commercial contracts and brings expanded access to MillerKnoll product lines under HB Workplaces’ operations.

  • Buyer
    Dayton Superior Corporation
    Target
    HK Composites
    Type
    Buyout

    Dayton Superior Corporation has acquired Utah-based HK Composites, a manufacturer of patented insulated concrete sandwich panel connector systems. The deal expands Dayton Superior’s product portfolio and strengthens its footprint in the Tilt-Up and Precast concrete markets; HK Composites will continue operations at its Utah facility while transitioning into Dayton Superior’s national platform.

  • Buyer
    Rodda Paint Company, Cloverdale Paint Group
    Target
    Valley Paint Manufacturing
    Type
    Buyout

    Rodda Paint Company acquired Valley Paint Manufacturing (Woods Cross, Utah) effective November 1, 2023. The acquisition adds manufacturing, formulation and distribution capacity for light industrial coatings and supports Rodda/Cloverdale's strategy to expand coating production and national distribution while Valley Paint continues to operate locally.

  • Buyer
    Outdoor Living Supply, Trilantic North America
    Target
    C&R Stone World Inc., Stoneworld Utah L.L.C., Cedar Stone Supply, Inc.
    Seller
    Rhett Robison, Kolby Sawyer, Cody Petersen, Beau Brady
    Type
    Addon

    Outdoor Living Supply (OLS), a Trilantic-backed distribution platform focused on hardscapes, acquired C&R Stone World Inc., Stoneworld Utah L.L.C. and Cedar Stone Supply, expanding OLS's footprint with five strategic locations in Utah and Idaho. The acquired businesses, founded and led by Rhett Robison and colleagues, will continue under existing management to preserve continuity while OLS pursues product synergies and regional growth.

  • Buyer
    Gerflor
    Target
    SnapLock Industries
    Type
    Buyout

    Gerflor, the France-based global flooring manufacturer, has acquired SnapLock Industries, a U.S.-based developer and manufacturer of modular flooring brands including SnapSports, RaceDeck and FastDeck. The acquisition expands Gerflor's sports- and event-surface portfolio and strengthens its U.S. manufacturing footprint and product capabilities.

  • Buyer
    PGT Innovations, Inc.
    Target
    Martin Door Holdings, Inc.
    Seller
    Black Oak Capital, Ridgeline Capital
    Type
    Buyout

    PGT Innovations, Inc. (PGT) acquired Martin Door Holdings, Inc. for approximately $185 million, expanding PGT’s product portfolio into premium overhead garage doors. Martin, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, generated about $60 million of expected 2022 sales and ~173 employees; the acquisition is intended to broaden PGT’s Western U.S. footprint and create cross-selling and operational synergies.

  • Buyer
    Eco Material Technologies, One Equity Partners, Warburg Pincus
    Target
    Boral Resources, Green Cement Inc.
    Seller
    Boral Limited, Historical Green Cement shareholders
    Type
    Buyout

    Eco Material Technologies completed acquisitions of Boral Resources (Boral Limited's North American fly ash business) and Green Cement Inc., creating a national platform for sustainable cement alternatives. The new company received significant investments from One Equity Partners and Warburg Pincus and closed $525 million of green bonds to facilitate the combination, forming a PE-backed platform focused on decarbonizing cement through fly ash distribution and near-zero carbon cement technologies.

  • Buyer
    Salt Creek Capital
    Target
    Wine Racks America, Inc.
    Seller
    Jeff Ogzewalla, Jen Ogzewalla
    Type
    Buyout

    Salt Creek Capital, a Woodside, California-based private equity firm, has acquired Wine Racks America, a North Salt Lake, Utah manufacturer and distributor of high-end wine storage kits, residential cellar systems, wine cooling units, and label-forward racking. The founders, Jeff and Jen Ogzewalla, transitioned ownership as part of a retirement succession, with Scott Henrikson named incoming CEO to lead the company’s next growth phase.

  • Buyer
    Barrette Outdoor Living, Inc.
    Target
    National Vinyl Products (NVP)
    Seller
    Hadfield family
    Type
    Buyout

    Barrette Outdoor Living, a leading North American supplier of exterior home products, has acquired National Vinyl Products (NVP), a family-owned vinyl fence and railing manufacturer based in Nephi, Utah. The deal brings NVP's U.S. manufacturing capabilities and product portfolio into Barrette's platform to expand product offerings and combine strategic plant locations.

  • Buyer
    LafargeHolcim in the United States
    Target
    Utelite Corporation
    Type
    Buyout

    LafargeHolcim in the United States has acquired Utelite Corporation, a Coalville, Utah-based producer of expanded shale lightweight aggregates. The purchase strengthens LafargeHolcim's aggregates presence in the Mountain Region; Utelite was founded in 1962, has more than 40 employees, and holds over 60 years of proven and probable reserves.

  • Buyer
    ASSA ABLOY
    Target
    Sure-Loc
    Type
    Buyout

    ASSA ABLOY has acquired Sure-Loc, a Salt Lake City-based supplier of residential locks and mechanical hardware. Sure-Loc, founded in 2002 with about 45 employees and roughly $14M in 2020 sales, will complement ASSA ABLOY's mechanical hardware portfolio and support growth of its residential business in the United States.

  • Buyer
    Platinum Equity
    Target
    Pro-Mark (parent of Orbit Irrigation and Hydro-Rain), Orbit Irrigation, Hydro-Rain
    Seller
    Affiliates of the company's founders, Max Ericksen, Greg Ericksen, Mike Ericksen, Steven Ericksen
    Type
    Buyout

    Platinum Equity has acquired Pro-Mark, the parent company of Orbit Irrigation and Hydro-Rain, from affiliates of the founding Ericksen family; financial terms were not disclosed. The firm said it will apply its financial, operational and M&A resources to accelerate growth, deploy operational best practices and invest in product and technology development while Orbit's CEO Stuart Eyring will remain in place.

  • Buyer
    Dot Family Holdings, LLC, Svoboda Capital Partners LLC
    Target
    Grabber Construction Products, Inc.
    Type
    Buyout

    Dot Family Holdings, with a minority investment from Svoboda Capital Partners, has acquired Grabber Construction Products, a value-added distributor of fasteners and related accessories. Grabber, founded in 1967 and headquartered in Highland, Utah, operates 26 U.S. locations and two Canadian locations and will partner with the buyers to continue growth and preserve its customer-focused culture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which building-products segments show the most activity in Utah on this page?

The deals span construction materials and concrete-related products, access control and building hardware, coatings, flooring (including modular/sports surfaces), and hardscape-focused distribution.

Are there acquisitions focused on sustainable building materials in Utah?

Yes. CRH’s agreement to acquire Eco Material Technologies centers on supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) and near-zero carbon cement alternatives, with the target headquartered in Utah.

Do any deals mention keeping the acquired Utah operations running after the acquisition?

Some deal summaries indicate operational continuity—for example, HK Composites is noted to continue operating at its Utah facility while transitioning into Dayton Superior’s platform.

Who are some of the recurring buyers featured across Utah building products acquisitions?

Recurring names on this page include ASSA ABLOY, Salt Creek Capital, Superior Concrete Products, LLC, Barrette Outdoor Living, Inc., Platinum Equity, PGT Innovations, Inc., LafargeHolcim in the United States, and Cloverdale Paint Group.

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