White Cap's current President Alan Sollenberger will succeed CEO John Stegeman, who will retire in late January 2024.
Latest In Building Materials/Construction
Boise Cascade says its new millwork facility will allow the distributor to expand its offerings of pre-hung doors and other products.
Backlog decreased on a monthly basis for all categories of company size except for those with more than $100M in annual revenue.
The US LBM AFCA Coaches Trophy will also be a part of a national trophy tour starting in the 2024-25 season.
This will be Haydon’s fourth distribution center in the United States, according to a news release.
Specialty building products distributor GMS outlined its commitments to environmental, social, and governance practices.
Bret Kelly will oversee operations at Goodrich Lumber, New England Building Supply, Ricci Lumber and Shepley Wood Products.
Stephen West brings district management-level experience from Safelite AutoGlass and Lowe's to his role at the building materials company.
The new distribution center will stock roofing, insulation, drywall, siding, as well as all the associated accessories for fast delivery.
The new location will stock drywall, acoustical ceilings, fiberglass insulation, residential and commercial spray foam.
Beacon's increase in sales was driven by higher prices and the contributions of acquired and newly opened branches in the last four quarters.
It brings together two long-time, family-owned members of the roofing supply industry in Ontario.
Roofing and building products distributor ABC Supply Co. has grown it Canadian presence by acquiring Cedar Grove Roofing Supply.
The program caters to professionals in the construction and industrial space and will take place March 12-14, 2024.
The acquisition of Stone Truss marks West Coast Lumber's entry into the structural component manufacturing category.
Beacon has completed its seventh 2023 acquisition with the addition of Tupelo, Missouri-based All American Vinyl Siding Supply.
Major organic sales decline and deflation continued to slam the building products distribution giant in 2Q.
Year-to-date construction spending through the first half of the year was up 3.0% vs. 2022.
Structural connector and building solution manufacturer Simpson recorded consolidated net sales of $597.6 million, an increase of 0.7% YoY.
Mark Garboski will continue to report to Kodiak CEO Steve Swinney, and will develop long-term strategic plans.
