Are Wayne Dalton garage doors made in the USA?

Yes, Wayne Dalton garage doors are made in the USA, primarily manufactured in Mt. Hope, Ohio, where headquarters and main plant are located, with additional US plants under Overhead Door Corporation. Wayne Dalton, founded in 1954, headquartered in Mt. Hope, Ohio, owned by Overhead Door Corporation which is owned by Sanwa Holdings Japanese company, manufactures residential and commercial garage doors in US plants using American steel and components, with polyurethane insulation and TorqueMaster spring system, producing doors for US and Canada. Manufacturing in USA includes steel forming, painting, insulation injection, and assembly, with quality control and testing for durability and wind load, meeting US and Canadian standards. While some small hardware components may be sourced globally, final manufacturing and assembly is US-based, maintaining American-made status similar to Clopay and Amarr which also manufacture in US, while Canadian brands like Garaga and Richards-Wilcox manufacture in Canada. So yes, Wayne Dalton garage doors are made in USA, with American steel and manufacturing in Ohio plants, making them American-made garage doors with warranty and support from US manufacturing, lasting 15 to 25 years with maintenance, and sold through Lowe's and dealers across North America as US-made product.