Homewood Holdings, a portfolio company of investment firm Building Industry Partners (BIP), acquired the assets of Custom Choice Door from its owners Ted Matthews and Alan Pascoe, according to a news release.

Lakewood, Wash.-based Custom Choice Door (CCD) is a full-service door and millwork supplier servicing the greater Seattle, Wash., and Puget Sound, Wash., markets. The supplier serves the residential builders, contractors, and DIY homeowners with exterior wood, fiberglass, and steel doors, interior doors, millwork, hardware, shelving, mantels, stair parts, cabinets, and prefinishing services. Ted Matthews will remain as president of CCD after the transaction closes and retain a significant financial interest in the company moving forward.

Custom Choice Door is a business we’ve known in the Puget Sound market for a long time, and we’re thrilled to welcome the company and its employees into the Homewood family,” Scott Blackburn, Homewood Holdings' Washington market president, said in a public statement. “Ted has solidified CCD’s name and reputation as a leading supplier of doors and millwork to greater Seattle builders and contractors, and we think the combination of Evergreen Lumber, Eagle Creek Siding, and now Custom Choice Door, will allow us to serve our customers’ comprehensive product and service needs even better in this market.”

CCD joins the Homewood Holdings family of companies as the sixth overall investment and the third business in Washington state. Homewood Holdings acquired two-location Washington LBM dealer Evergreen Lumber in 2017 and Washington-based exterior siding installer Eagle Creek Siding in January. According to Homewood Holdings, the acquisition of Custom Choice Doors improves the ability of its three Washington businesses to serve the holistic needs of greater Seattle market builders.

Homewood Holdings was formed in April 2016 by BIP to build a “best-in-class, regional pro dealer” in the Western U.S. The addition of CCD creates a dealer and installation platform with eight total locations in California, Washington, and Arizona, with over $125 million in combined sales. Parent company BIP helped create or fund ProSales 100 companies U.S. LBM and Kodiak Building Partners, as well as Rugby Architectural Building Products, United Cabinet Holdings, Building Industry Advisors, and U.S. Fence Solutions.