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US LBM acquires XO Windows for regional expansion

PRIVATEJan 20, 2026•4 months ago

Acquiring Company

US LBM

Acquired Company

XO Windows

PhoenixEnergy

Description

US LBM has acquired XO Windows, enhancing its product offerings in the southwest and northwest markets. This strategic acquisition will integrate XO Windows into US LBM's Arizona Building Supply and Desert Companies divisions. Both companies aim to strengthen their operations in key construction metro areas. The partnership is expected to leverage XO Windows' strong leadership and high-performing operations.

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US LBM

About

US LBM is the largest privately owned, full-line distributor of specialty building materials in the United States. Offering a comprehensive portfolio of specialty products, including windows, doors, millwork, wallboard, roofing, siding, engineered components and cabinetry, US LBM combines the scale and operational advantages of a national platform with a local go-to-market strategy through its national network of locations across the country. For more information, please visit uslbm.com or follow US LBM on LinkedIn.

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