MetroWall Breaks Ground on New Headquarters in New York

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

MetroWall Breaks Ground on New Headquarters to Support Growth and Innovation
Congers, NY — July 31, 2025 

MetroWall is proud to announce the groundbreaking of a new headquarters facility adjacent to its current location in Congers, NY. Set to open in late 2026, the state-of-the-art building will be double the size of the existing headquarters, reflecting the company’s continued growth and commitment to innovation and domestic production. 

The expanded facility will significantly increase MetroWall’s manufacturing capabilities and include a dedicated Research & Development laboratory designed to drive product innovation. This investment not only supports MetroWall’s growing team but also reinforces its long-term vision for leadership in the architectural interior glass wall industry. 

“Our team continues to push boundaries in design, quality, and service,” said Jared Scott, CEO of MetroWall. “Breaking ground on this new facility is more than a construction milestone—it’s a reflection of the trust our clients place in us and the incredible work our team delivers every day. We’re building space for manufacturing on U.S. soil, for teams to collaborate, and for innovation to thrive.” 

Construction is already underway, with completion anticipated in the final quarter of 2026. The new building will help MetroWall stay ahead of demand and ensure its workforce has the space and tools they need to thrive. 

Construction area for MetroWall's new building.
Photo: Construction underway at new MetroWall HQ located at 540 Landmark Drive, Congers, NY.

For media inquiries or more information, please contact:

Bill DiMasi, Vice President, Marketing
bill.dimasi@metro-wall.com
 

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