Supplier Inclusion
Bridging Opportunities, Strengthening Communities
For over 120 years, Andersen Windows and Doors have been dedicated to the communities where we live and work. From our roots in Bayport, MN, to the expansion of our new Renewal by Andersen (RbA) site in Locust Grove, GA, we remain committed to fostering a business environment that creates opportunities for small businesses to thrive.
A More Inclusive Supply Chain
At Andersen, we believe that working with a wide range of suppliers strengthens our business. By actively engaging with small and local businesses, we create an environment where suppliers of all sizes have access to opportunities that contribute to industry growth, innovation, and economic impact.
In 2024 alone, Andersen invested over $786 million with U.S.-based small businesses, reinforcing our commitment to expanding opportunities for all.
The "All Together" Approach
Our legacy of inclusion is woven into our company culture. The "All Together" philosophy has guided Andersen for generations, reminding us that when we collaborate, we create more than just exceptional windows and doors—we build stronger communities, meaningful partnerships, and a supply chain that reflects the world we serve.
By working with a broader network of suppliers, we help fuel economic mobility, strengthen local economies, and increase access to high-quality products.
Expanding Impact: From Bayport, MN to Locust Grove, GA
For over a century, Andersen has worked to bridge the gap between small businesses and growth opportunities. Our expansion into Locust Grove, GA, with the new RbA site in 2024, continues this mission—creating new supplier partnerships and reinforcing our long-standing investment in community-driven business success.
We believe that a diverse and broad supply chain benefits everyone. When we uplift small businesses, we drive innovation, build economic strength, and create a sustainable future — All Together.
