Building Products Inc. acquires Heartland Millwork

This merger will enable BPI to offer a wider range of options at different price points through their manufacturing capabilities.

Photo By BPI

LARCHWOOD, Iowa — Building Products Inc. (BPI) has acquired Heartland Millwork, a custom millwork manufacturer based in Larchwood, Iowa. BPI said the acquisition strengthens BPI's position in the millwork market and expands its manufacturing capabilities.

"Shane Roth and his team at Heartland Millwork will be an outstanding addition to the BPI family. Their expertise and dedication to craftsmanship will complement our current millwork offerings beautifully, enhancing our ability to meet customer needs and expanding our reach in the market," said Kyle Schull, President and CEO of BPI. "This acquisition is yet another step forward in our growth strategy, and it underscores our commitment to providing top-quality millwork products and services to our customers."

Heartland Millwork has access to more than 11,000 custom molding profiles available in myriad wood species. Photo: Heartland Millwork website.

Heartland Millwork's General Manager of Operations, Shane Roth, said this merger will enable BPI to offer a wider range of options at different price points through their manufacturing capabilities.

The integration between both companies is expected to enhance operational efficiency through volume purchasing advantages. Additionally, investments in state-of-the-art equipment will increase production capacity while maintaining quality service for existing and new customers.

The acquisition is effective immediately. Details of the transaction were not released.

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