Andersen Corporation has appointed Shawn Brown as president of Bright Wood Company, following its acquisition of the window and door component manufacturer announced in December 2025. Brown succeeds interim CEO Pat Meyer, who led the company through the transition period. Brown brings over 30 years of building products industry experience, most recently serving as president of CTI Door Components at Composite Technology International. He previously spent nearly two decades with Masonite in senior leadership roles. Andersen has engaged Blue Ridge Construction Capital to provide strategic oversight, maintaining Bright Wood's independence as a supplier to diverse customers. Andersen will participate in board-level governance but not day-to-day operations. Bright Wood, headquartered in Madras, Oregon, operates 28 processing plants across five US locations and employs over 1,100 people.

Andersen's 'nice windows' ad campaign returns with Drew and Jonathan Scott - and people still can't look away. PR Newswire Today at 7:45am PDT The 2026 campaign leans into life's little mishaps, reminding homeowners that even when everything else goes sideways, their windows and doors won't. BAYPORT, Minn., March 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Andersen, manufacturer of America's most loved brand of windows and doors*, is bringing a fresh twist to its "Nice Windows" national TV campaign, once again teaming up with Drew and Jonathan Scott. The Scott brothers, best known as the hosts of the hit TV franchise Property Brothers, remind homeowners and trade professionals alike that even when things around the house don't go as planned, one choice always stands strong. In a world where a lot can go wrong, trust your home to Andersen. Returning as part of the 2026 men's college basketball tournaments, the refreshed campaign builds on this message by pairing the Scott brothers' signature charm with storytelling that underscores Andersen's commitment to craftsmanship and trust. The 2026 spots introduce new 30-second and 15-second ads that expand on last season's success with lighthearted scenarios and relatable everyday distractions. These moments highlight the confidence homeowners feel when they trust Andersen, reinforcing the heart of the campaign, even when life doesn't go as planned, homeowners can rely on Andersen. "Homeownership comes with its share of unpredictable moments. While plenty of things can go off track, choosing Andersen isn't one of them. Whether homeowners are building new or renovating the spaces they love, we want them to feel confident that their windows and doors will always perform, no matter what else happens around them," said Heather Teskey, Vice President of Marketing at Andersen Corporation. The campaign reinforces Andersen's brand promise and the tagline introduced last year, "Trust Your Home to Andersen," reflecting more than a century of craftsmanship, reliability and customer confidence. Trust has been a foundation of Andersen's 123-year legacy. Most recently, Andersen was honored as one of Newsweek's Most Trusted Companies, for the third consecutive year, identifying the brand as a leader among construction brands. Additionally, in a 2024 Andersen brand survey, homeowners, contractors, architects and builders agree that Andersen is the #1 trusted window and door brand.* These accolades underscore Andersen's commitment to delivering high-quality products and exceptional service, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted partner in the industry. *2024 Andersen brand surveys of U.S. contractors, builders, architects & homeowners ABOUT ANDERSEN Founded in 1903 on the philosophy of working "all together" to deliver on its promise to its customers, Andersen Corporation has built a century-long legacy of trust by delivering high-performance, reliable, and design-forward windows and doors. Empowering more than 14,000 employees every day to imagine what's possible and do what's right, Andersen is the largest window and door manufacturer in North America and America's #1 trusted window and door brand among builders, contractors, architects, and homeowners.* Headquartered in Bayport, Minn., privately held Andersen Corporation and its subsidiaries manufacture and market window and door products under the Andersen(R), Renewal by Andersen(R), EMCO(R), and MQ(R) brands. Andersen operates manufacturing sites across North America and Europe. Committed to sustainability, Andersen has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's 2024 ENERGY STAR(R) Partner of the Year - Sustained Excellence Award. For more information about the company, its initiatives, and products, visit Ashlandtownnews at andersenwindows.com. Follow Andersen Corporation on LinkedIn for more company news. SOURCE Andersen Windows This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.

Andersen Windows recalls 91,000 window opening control devices over fall hazard. Andersen Windows is recalling tens of thousands of window-opening control devices that can fail and allow windows to swing open without warning. The recall covers devices sold individually as kits and those factory-installed on the company's 100 Series casement windows manufactured before November 19, 2025. No injuries were reported, but the recall poses a serious safety hazard. If the control device breaks or pops off after an accidental bump or other impact, the window can open freely. In a home with children or on an upper floor, that's a fall waiting to happen. According to the CPSC recall notice, Andersen has received 8 reports of the devices breaking, detaching, or malfunctioning. The recalled devices were sold at independent window distributors and online at parts.andersenwindows.com from October 2015 through December 2025. Prices ranged from about $9 for an individual kit to $220 for a factory-installed unit on a 100 Series casement window. An additional 180 units that sold in Canada are also being recalled. Consumers who have these windows should keep them in the closed and locked position until the problem is fixed. Andersen is offering a free in-home repair by an authorized technician. To check if your window is affected, you'll need the Product ID number, which can be found on the label in the upper right corner of the window frame. To schedule a repair, visit www.andersenwindows.com/100seriescasementwocdrecall or call Andersen toll-free at 844-815-7332, Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CT. You can also reach the company by email at [email protected]. Homeowners who were injured due to a defective window opening control device may have legal options and should consult with an attorney about their rights.