KINGSTON, Pa. — Four Daughters Millwork, an architectural woodworking manufacturer in Kingston, Pennsylvania, has been acquired by Beaubois Millwork, a Canada-based industry leader in the North American market.

Details of the acquisition were not released.

Beaubois announced the acquisition of Four Daughters in a January 2, 2026, LinkedIn post. Four Daughters, the post read, specializes in "custom architectural millwork with a strong foothold in the New York market.

"This strategic alliance allows us to merge our expertise, serve a larger clientele, and deliver even more large-scale projects across North America."

Four Daughters Millwork, a prominent East Coast architectural woodworking firm, was founded in 1983 by two passionate woodworkers, emphasizing European craft traditions, high-quality training, and environmental stewardship, growing into a respected leader in custom millwork. 

According to the Times Leader newspaper, in addition to a 75,000-square-foot facility in Kingston, Four Daugters has a New York office in Long Island City. The company reportedly employs 55 workers and designs, manufactures, and installs high-end architectural woodwork for large-scale commercial and institutional projects, like museums, hotels, airports, and hospitals.

Four Daughters Millwork Managing Director Ryan Stoa told the Times Leader that “We make extremely custom and very high-quality materials that go into universities, hospitals, high-end offices. None of that changes,” Stoa said. “What does change is our access to capital and resources and our ability to expand and provide more, and that is already well underway. We expect that to continue to accelerate as we head into 2026 and onward.”

Beaubois Millwork is owned by a combination of its founding family (Pomerleau brothers), its employees, and a recent strategic investor, Norea Capital, which acquired over 40% of the shares in late 2024 to support Beaubois's growth, particularly in the U.S. market and automation efforts. 

Louis-David Bourque, president of Beaubois Millwork, said, “We are proud to confirm that we kept all of our employees through the transition, and we plan to invest in new opportunities that strengthen both our workforce and our presence in the Northeastern Pennsylvania (Mid-Atlantic) community."