Owens Corning invests to build shingle manufacturing facility in Alabama
Owens Corning has announced plans to construct a new shingle manufacturing facility in Prattville, Alabama. The company, which produces building materials and roofing products, is investing in the project and expects to create nearly 100 new jobs.
The Prattville plant will include a four-wide laminator designed to produce approximately 6 million squares of laminate shingles each year. The facility will use advanced automation to enhance production efficiency and support demand for Owens Corning’s roofing products.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Nico Del Monaco, Owens Corning Roofing President, said, “Our new Prattville facility will service our growing contractor network as we strengthen our U.S. manufacturing footprint. We are proud to join the Prattville community and expand Owens Corning’s presence in Alabama. This is an attractive location to service our customers, with a dedicated workforce that takes pride in producing a quality product. We look forward to deepening our engagement with the local community.”
Kay Ivey, Governor of Alabama, added, “Owens Corning is a name known around the world, and I’m proud that this iconic company is planting roots in Prattville. This major investment shows great confidence in Alabama’s workforce and in our state’s ability to support world-class manufacturing. With nearly 100 high-quality jobs on the way, this project is a big win for Autauga County and for all of Alabama.”
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