Universal Forest Products, Inc.

About Universal Forest Products, Inc.

This Schertz, Texas listing resolves to ufpi.com, the single corporate site shared by the whole UFP Industries group (the company was known as Universal Forest Products until a 2020 rename), so everything below is company-level material rather than anything about the Schertz site, which the crawled pages never mention. The site presents UFP as a manufacturer whose heritage “goes back to our founding in 1955,” when Universal Forest Products incorporated with factory-built housing as its sole market, and which today describes itself as “a family of businesses that combines innovation, logistics, design, engineering, and value‑added solutions to solve complex challenges.” Its four operating segments are Retail Solutions, Packaging, Construction and International, selling products used in residential and commercial construction, outdoor living, packaging and other industrial applications. The history page traces the milestones behind that range: first treated lumber in 1978 and a claim to be “one of the world’s largest lumber pressure-treaters”; the first load of treated lumber shipped to a then-new Home Depot in 1979; entry into site-built construction in 1997 through acquisitions in Pennsylvania, Texas and Colorado; becoming “the nation’s largest site-built residential truss manufacturer” in 1998; composite decking and the Deckorators railing brand from the early 2000s; and, after acquiring PalletOne and Spartanburg Forest Products in 2021, being “the largest pressure treater in the world.” Stated scale is 196 locations worldwide and over 14,000 employees. As described on ufpi.com, read 23 September 2026.

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