Woodgrain completes Trimco Millwork acquisition

With the acquisition, Woodgrain increased its distribution center network to 35 locations.

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FRUITLAND, Idaho. — Woodgrain, a leading millwork and building products company, has completed the purchase of Trimco Millwork, which has three locations in Boise, Idaho; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Denver, Colorado.

Trimco Millwork is a wholesale distributor of mouldings, exterior doors, interior doors, and other specialty building products. With the acquisition, Woodgrain increased its distribution center network to 35 locations. These additions expand Woodgrain’s national footprint into the Rocky Mountain West.

The deal was announced in mid-November. Kelly Dame, president and CEO of Woodgrain, said at that time, “We at Woodgrain have admired Trimco for many years and acknowledge the Hoff family legacy, and are proud to continue that legacy as a family-owned company. We believe that we will be better together.” 

“Our aligned values and Woodgrain’s respected reputation played a pivotal role in this decision, but another paramount consideration was ensuring that this would be a good fit for all the Trimco associates,” stated Brian Hoff, CEO of Hoff Companies.

“Trimco’s products align perfectly with our distribution strategy and we look forward to a seamless integration,” said Todd Dame, president of Woodgrain’s Distribution division.

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