Quaker Windows & Doors Recognized in the Inc. 5000 List for 2023
Quaker Windows & Doors, a renowned leader in high-quality window and door manufacturing, is proud to announce that it has again been named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 list for 2023. Securing its position as the 119th fastest-growing manufacturing company on the list, Quaker’s inclusion stands as a testament to its exceptional growth trajectory and […]
Grand Opening of Eldon: Phase II for Quaker Windows & Doors
It may have been rainy and overcast outside on Monday, October 24th, but it was a great day to be inside at Quaker’s Eldon, MO campus. More than 100 people were on hand for the grand opening of Phase II, a quarter million sq. ft addition to Quaker’s original Eldon facilities. Quaker CEO Kevin Blansett […]
Gov. Parson to attend 1st year anniversary of Eldon Expansion
Governor Parson to Attend Ribbon-Cutting, as Quaker Windows & Doors Celebrates 1st Anniversary in Eldon Eldon, MO –– This month will mark the 1-year anniversary of Quaker Windows and Doors opening its manufacturing facility and offices in Eldon, MO. The manufacturing plant and office build-out in Eldon were Phases 1 and 2 of Quaker’s multi-phase […]
Growth Continues as Commercial Manufacturing Facility Opens in Eldon, MO
Eldon, MO – Quaker Windows and Doors has announced the opening of a new manufacturing plant at their recently established Eldon, Missouri campus. The 200,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility began operations on May 18, 2020 and will be dedicated to expanding Quaker’s commercial aluminum window and door production capacity. “This plant opening is just the beginning […]
Quaker Window Products to break ground on new $65 million facility
Quaker Window Products, Inc. will hold a groundbreaking ceremony and press conference November 1 at their new location in Eldon, Missouri. Earlier this year, Quaker announced plans to expand to Eldon, investing $65 million and creating 290 new jobs. WHO: Governor Mike Parson Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe Kevin Blansett, Quaker Windows CEO Mayor Larry Henderson […]
