Where are JELD-WEN windows built?

JELD-WEN windows are built in the United States, Canada, and internationally at many manufacturing facilities, with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. JELD-WEN was founded in Klamath Falls, Oregon, in 1960, and still operates major plants in Oregon for wood and aluminum-clad wood windows. Major US manufacturing plants include facilities in Grinnell, Iowa for vinyl and wood windows, Rancho Cordova, California for vinyl windows, Hawkins, Texas, and other locations in Utah and elsewhere. JELD-WEN also has plants in Canada, including Manitoba and Ontario, for wood and vinyl windows serving Canadian market. Internationally, JELD-WEN has manufacturing in Australia through VPI Quality Windows acquisition, and in Europe. JELD-WEN V-2500 vinyl windows sold at Home Depot are primarily built in US plants in Iowa and California, while wood windows are built in Oregon. All windows sold in North America are primarily built in US and Canada with final assembly and quality control done there, though some components like hardware and glass may be sourced globally. JELD-WEN emphasizes American manufacturing with many plants employing local workers, producing millions of windows annually. So when you buy JELD-WEN windows, they are built mainly in Oregon, Iowa, California, Texas, and Canada.