Company Timeline

On November 22nd, 1982, Viwinco hired its 1st employee, Michael Duncan, as Plant Manager. Through Mike’s ingenuity & dedication to building...

Viwinco quickly outgrew its 8,000 sq. ft. facility in Edgemont, PA, and moved to a 12,500 sq. ft. facility in Frazer,...

After outgrowing the Frazer location, Viwinco moved to its current location in Morgantown, PA. The initial location was only 33,000 sq....

To accommodate new machinery, office space, and a larger shipping department, the plant was expanded from 33,000 to 70,000 sq. ft.

3 more acres were purchased. The additional space was used to create a parking lot.

Taking control of certain manufacturing processes allowed us to manufacture and deliver our windows & doors much faster than our competitors....

With significant investments into glass shop equipment, we were able to bring tempering and lamination in-house, which allowed us to control...

To help create products of the future, the R&D building was constructed. Housing state-of-the-art technology, the R&D facility allows us to...

Viwinco introduces most of our current window and patio door offerings: Edgemont, Cambridge, Signature-Series, and OceanView. During this time, Viwinco left...

The housing market crashed creating the worst recession since the early 1980s. Many window manufacturers closed their doors, including CertainTeed’s window...

Mike Duncan receives a patent for the “Barney Bolt”, the reinforcement technology which houses Viwinco’s signature Tilt-n-Lock hardware. The trademark for...

Beginning in early 2011, the 7,819 solar panel installation was completed on December 19th, 2011. These solar panels help us reduce...

To answer a growing demand for impact-resistant products, Viwinco makes the decision to expand into the Florida territory, with the exclusion...

In 2017, we added 24,000 sq. ft. to our R&D facility. The additional space is being used to house and consolidate...

In September 2017, David Barnes introduced his son Skyler Barnes to the family business, where he began as a project manager....

Viwinco reached a new sales milestone by surpassing $50 million in sales, and as a result, were presented Deceunink’s Gold Award...

At the start of the 4th quarter of 2018, we began a big undertaking; to transform available office space in our...

We installed a high-speed, vertical insulated glass line by Erdman® to fabricate our impact-resistant insulated glass units. The Erdman line will...

At the start of 2020, the SARS-CoV-2 virus (COVID-19) began to spread throughout Pennsylvania. We quickly reacted to the virus and guidelines issued by the CDC and worked to mitigate the spread of the virus at Viwinco. A 2-week closure, updates to our ventilation system, daily testing, a thermal temperature gate, social distancing and mandatory mask wearing were some of the the changes we made. The COVID-19 virus quickly impacted the global supply chain and the way business was conducted worldwide. This exposed vulnerabilities within the supply chain and the acquisition of material from our suppliers became a struggle and quantities varied daily. Simultaneously, product demand skyrocketed due to us performing significantly better than the competition and to a number of economic factors such as: historically low mortgage rates, and families redirecting vacation funds and travel expenses to improving their homes.

At the start of 2021, Viwinco breaks ground on a new state-of-the-art 70,000 sq ft glass facility in Morgantown, Pennsylvania. The new Viwinco glass facility will house the industry's latest and most innovative glass processing machinery to increase glass capacity and allow for expansion of vinyl production and shipping space in the main manufacturing plant across the street. The building has an estimated completion target set for the end of the first quarter of 2022.

Viwinco kicked off a company-wide rebranding initiative by introducing a new modern logo in June 2021. Additional areas impacted by the...