Crystal Window and Door Systems TX, LTD has announced plans to build an advanced manufacturing facility in Mansfield, Texas. The company, which manufactures vinyl and aluminum windows and high-end fenestration systems, will invest $121 million into the project, creating 504 new jobs for the surrounding area. To help support the project, the company received a $3,150,000 Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF) grant as well as a $15,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Crystal Chairman and Founder Thomas Chen said, “I started this company in 1990 with a small commercial operation in New York City, and with focus, determination, and a lot of hard work with dedicated employees, Crystal is now a national manufacturer with five major production facilities across the country. Our products are used in some of the most notable buildings throughout the nation, and I am thrilled to bring our expertise to the great state of Texas.”
Crystal President Steve Chen added, “Crystal is excited to join the incredible growth in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metro region with a new regional headquarters and production facility. The company has a strong track record of success, with over three decades of growth and expansion. Crystal is looking forward to contributing to the Texas economy by adding good-paying jobs, supplying local builders, contractors, and developers with quality products, and engaging local material and service providers.”
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