U.S. Millwork Industry Set for 5.1% CAGR Through 2032 Amid Rising Residential and Commercial Demand

(MENAFN- P&S Intelligence) According to the latest market research study published by P&S Intelligence, the U.S. millwork market, valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2024, is projected to grow to USD 18.4 billion by 2032, registering a CAGR of 5.1% between 2025 and 2032.

This robust growth is driven by a resurgence in both new construction and remodeling activities across the residential and commercial sectors. In addition, government initiatives—such as funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the CHIPS and Science Act—are bolstering demand for high quality millwork components. Technological modernization within manufacturing facilities, including automation and precision cutting, is enabling faster production cycles and greater customization, making millwork solutions more attractive to builders and architects alike. Industry leaders, including Builders FirstSource, JELD WEN, and Woodgrain, are expanding their production and distribution capacity, further strengthening the market’s supply chain and helping deliver improved product availability and service.

Key Insights

• The market is segmented by product type, including doors, windows, moulding, and architectural woodwork. Each segment is benefiting from rising construction and renovation spending.
• Residential millwork remains the dominant share, but commercial and institutional projects are increasingly driving demand, particularly in education, healthcare, and retail sectors.
• Geographically, growth is strongest in states investing heavily in infrastructure—such as Texas, Florida, and California—followed by the Northeast and Pacific regions where property renovation is surging.
• Technological advancements are reshaping production, with manufacturers adopting CNC machining, robotics, and integrated ERP systems to boost efficiency and reduce waste.
• Government policy, notably the IIJA and CHIPS Act, is creating new opportunities: companies are securing contracts for interior finishes in federally funded construction projects.
• Sustainability initiatives are gaining traction. Leading players are incorporating engineered wood, reclaimed lumber, low-emission finishes, and FSC-certified materials to meet green-building standards.
• Competitive dynamics: Key industry players—Builders FirstSource, JELD WEN, and Woodgrain—are rapidly expanding manufacturing footprints and distribution pipelines to meet national demand. Meanwhile, mid-sized and regional firms are leveraging customization and local service to capture niche markets.
• Emerging opportunities: Custom millwork for higher-end residential and commercial applications, demand for energy-efficient door/window assemblies, and growth in prefabricated millwork components are shaping future innovation.
• Recent partnerships and expansions: Several manufacturers have announced enhanced capacity through strategic investments and acquisitions to capitalize on long-term infrastructure and renovation trends.
• Outlook: With the ongoing convergence of public infrastructure funding, sustainable building practices, and advanced manufacturing capabilities, the U.S. millwork market is well-positioned for steady expansion through 2032.

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