Tucker Door & Trim enters Va. with $10M Henrico plant

Tucker Door & Trim, a Georgia-based distributor and manufacturer of doors, windows and specialty millwork for the construction industry, will soon open its first facility in Virginia, creating 50 jobs, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Wednesday.

Tucker Door & Trim will invest $10 million in a Henrico County manufacturing and assembly facility for fiberboard and fiberglass doors and windows, aimed at increasing production for clients in the Northeastern United States, according to a news release. The Henrico facility, which plans to open April 1, is at 2700 Distribution Drive.

Founded in 1967, Tucker Door & Trim has two existing facilities in Georgia serving wholesale customers throughout the Southeast.

“Our mission to become the premier choice for windows and doors, and our growth plans made Virginia an ideal location for us,” said Phil Odom, president of Tucker Door & Trim, in a statement. “This new location will offer us an unrivaled opportunity to serve new customers, grow and develop our team and actively participate in our communities.”

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership worked with the Henrico Economic Development Authority and the Greater Richmond Partnership to secure the project for Virginia, which competed with Georgia for the project.