What Companies Are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Fantech develops ventilation and indoor air quality systems for residential buildings.

Its products include ventilation fans, fresh-air systems, heat and energy recovery ventilators, filtration, and airflow equipment.

In tighter high-performance homes, controlled ventilation helps builders manage fresh air, humidity, pollutants, and indoor comfort without depending on uncontrolled air leakage.

The Unico System develops small-duct heating and cooling systems.

Its compact ducting allows builders to deliver conditioned air where conventional ductwork may be difficult to integrate.

The system is particularly useful in custom homes, renovations, and architecturally sensitive projects where mechanical systems need to occupy less space.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation develops plumbing and water-control technologies, including the SharkBite brand.

SharkBite produces push-to-connect fittings, valves, pipe, and related plumbing products designed to simplify connections and reduce installation steps.

The combined RWC and SharkBite presence represents a core infrastructure layer of residential construction: moving and controlling water reliably throughout the home.

Nichiha manufactures fiber cement siding and architectural wall panels.

Its products combine exterior weather protection with architectural finishes across residential and commercial projects.

Cladding is also part of the building-envelope system, where durability, drainage, moisture management, maintenance, and aesthetics intersect.

ROCKWOOL manufactures stone wool insulation for walls, roofs, floors, and other assemblies.

Stone wool provides thermal resistance alongside fire, acoustic, and moisture-performance characteristics.

Insulation remains one of the most important components of high-performance homes because it directly affects heat flow, comfort, energy use, and building durability.

Builders FirstSource supplies lumber, structural components, windows, doors, millwork, and other building materials to professional contractors.

The company also provides manufactured building components and digital tools supporting estimating, ordering, planning, and project execution.

Its position across both physical materials and construction technology makes it an important part of the residential building supply chain.

Sashco manufactures sealants, caulks, stains, and related construction products.

Its products are used around siding, windows, joints, penetrations, and other transitions where air and water can enter building assemblies.

Those small details have a significant impact on airtightness, moisture control, durability, and callbacks.

Mbrico develops tile decking systems for outdoor spaces.

Its systems combine structural support and porcelain surfaces for decks, balconies, rooftops, and other exterior applications.

For builders, the approach brings together drainage, durability, installation, and architectural finish in a single outdoor system.

Walk Your Plans creates full-scale floor-plan visualization experiences.

Architectural drawings are projected at real-world scale, allowing builders, designers, and clients to physically walk through a layout before construction begins.

That can help teams identify room-size, circulation, and layout problems before changes become expensive on site.

ISI Building Products develops products used across residential building-envelope assemblies.

Its materials support moisture, air, and weather management across walls and other building systems.

As homes become tighter and more efficient, these control layers increasingly determine long-term durability.

Skudo develops temporary surface-protection systems for construction projects.

Its products protect floors and finished materials from construction traffic, equipment, spills, and trade work.

That becomes particularly valuable late in high-end projects, when damaged finishes can create significant rework and schedule delays.

EDCO manufactures siding, roofing, soffit, fascia, and other exterior products.

Its portfolio includes metal systems designed around durability, weather protection, and lower maintenance.

Exterior assemblies influence both the architectural appearance of a home and its long-term exposure to weather.

iGUIDE develops property measurement and digital documentation technology.

Its system combines imaging and laser measurement to create floor plans, dimensions, virtual tours, and structured property records.

Accurate digital documentation is valuable to builders, remodelers, restoration teams, designers, and homeowners throughout the lifecycle of a project.

Atlas Roofing manufactures roofing and insulation products.

Its portfolio includes shingles, underlayments, insulation, and other building-envelope components.

Roofing systems play a central role in water control, thermal performance, durability, and weather protection.

FAKRO develops roof windows, skylights, attic ladders, and related building products.

Its products allow builders and architects to bring daylight and ventilation into roof assemblies while maintaining weather protection and thermal performance.

Roof openings require careful integration with insulation, flashing, and water-control layers, making product design and installation equally important.

Alamo Stoner operates within the stone and masonry side of residential construction.

Natural and manufactured stone products contribute to exterior cladding, interior finishes, fireplaces, landscape features, and architectural detailing.

The company's Build Show LIVE involvement connects the event's high-performance focus with traditional craftsmanship and material selection.

Panasonic develops residential ventilation and indoor air quality equipment.

Its ventilation products help builders manage exhaust, humidity, fresh-air exchange, and indoor environmental quality.

As homes become more airtight, mechanical ventilation becomes a deliberate system rather than something provided accidentally through leakage.

CopperCraft manufactures architectural sheet-metal products.

Its portfolio includes roof drainage, chimney caps, dormers, cupolas, wall systems, and custom metal details.

These products combine weather-management functions with architectural design, especially on custom residential projects.

Adaptive develops financial software specifically for construction companies.

Its platform helps contractors manage accounting, expenses, payments, reporting, and project-level financial information.

For builders operating across multiple projects, better financial visibility can directly affect margins, cash flow, and the ability to scale.

Lifebreath develops residential ventilation and indoor air quality systems.

Its heat and energy recovery ventilators exchange stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air while recovering energy from the exhaust stream.

These systems allow builders to provide controlled ventilation without giving up much of the energy efficiency gained from a tighter envelope.

Andersen manufactures windows and doors across multiple materials, styles, and performance levels.

Windows sit at the intersection of architecture and building science because they influence heat loss, airtightness, water management, daylight, comfort, and exterior appearance.

Proper product selection and installation are therefore critical to both design and performance.

Architectural Concepts provides architectural and building-design services.

Architecture determines the form, layout, assemblies, detailing, and integration of the different systems that eventually become a finished home.

Its inclusion adds the design side of the construction process to a show otherwise heavily represented by product manufacturers and builders.

Arclin develops material technologies used across engineered wood, construction products, insulation, and manufactured surfaces.

Its products operate deeper in the building-material supply chain, where adhesives, overlays, resins, and other material technologies influence finished-product performance.

This layer affects durability, manufacturing efficiency, and the capabilities of many products builders eventually install.

James Hardie manufactures fiber cement siding and exterior products.

Its products provide builders with durable cladding options across different residential architectural styles.

Siding influences water management, fire performance, maintenance, longevity, and the appearance of the building envelope.

Arbor Wood Co. produces thermally modified wood for siding, decking, and architectural applications.

Thermal modification uses heat to improve dimensional stability and decay resistance without relying on conventional chemical preservatives.

For architects and builders, it offers another natural-material option for demanding exterior applications.

Schluter Systems develops waterproofing, uncoupling, drainage, shower, and tile-installation systems.

Its products help builders manage moisture and movement behind tile assemblies while creating integrated bathroom and shower systems.

Correct waterproofing is critical because failures behind finished tile can remain hidden until they create expensive structural and moisture damage.

TapeTech manufactures automatic drywall finishing tools.

Its products help trades apply tape and joint compound faster and more consistently.

Productivity tools are increasingly important in construction as contractors work to improve quality while managing skilled-labor constraints.

LG develops home technology spanning appliances, climate systems, electronics, and connected-home products.

For builders, connected appliances and mechanical technologies increasingly become part of the overall home-system conversation rather than isolated consumer purchases.

That connects product selection with efficiency, automation, comfort, and homeowner experience.

Carrier develops heating, cooling, heat-pump, ventilation, and indoor air quality systems.

Its residential technologies manage temperature, humidity, airflow, and comfort.

As building envelopes become more efficient, mechanical-system design increasingly depends on accurate loads and correctly sized equipment rather than simply installing more capacity.

HighSpire develops products and solutions for residential construction.

Its involvement at Build Show LIVE places the company within the group of manufacturers actively engaging builders around construction quality and product performance.

Cavity Sliders develops pocket-door frames and sliding-door hardware.

Its systems allow doors to disappear into wall cavities, creating more usable floor area and cleaner interior layouts.

Hardware precision matters because alignment and long-term operation become more demanding with larger or frequently used doors.

Delta Millworks produces wood siding, decking, paneling, and architectural wood products.

The company combines wood species, treatments, textures, and finishes to create distinctive exterior and interior surfaces.

Its products are particularly relevant to custom residential construction where detailing and material selection play a major role in design.

Guido Materials supplies building materials to contractors and builders.

The company connects manufacturers and products with the teams responsible for executing projects in the field.

Guido is also listed by the event as its official material supplier.

Dörken Systems develops drainage, weather-protection, air-control, and moisture-management products.

Its systems are used across walls, roofs, foundations, and other building-envelope assemblies.

High-performance construction depends on controlling water and air intentionally while giving assemblies appropriate drying potential.

Eclisse develops pocket-door frames and sliding-door systems.

Its products allow doors to retract inside walls while maintaining an engineered frame and track system.

For designers, pocket doors can improve space efficiency while giving builders a repeatable installation system instead of relying on improvised framing details.

Grabber Construction Products manufactures fasteners, tools, adhesives, and other products used across construction.

Fasteners are small components, but their performance affects structural connections, finish systems, installation speed, and long-term durability.

The company addresses the everyday installation layer that contractors encounter throughout residential construction.

HydroBlok develops waterproof shower systems.

Its products include waterproof panels, shower pans, niches, benches, and installation components designed to work as integrated wet-area assemblies.

Reliable waterproofing reduces the risk of leaks, mold, damaged finishes, and expensive callbacks.

ICON Protection supplies temporary construction-protection products.

Its products help protect floors, fixtures, finishes, and surfaces while work continues around them.

This becomes increasingly important as projects enter final stages and damage from other trades can create costly rework.

InOvate Technologies develops dryer venting and airflow products.

Its systems address exhaust routing and termination, which can influence airflow, lint accumulation, dryer efficiency, safety, and installation quality.

It illustrates how relatively small mechanical details can still affect whole-home performance.

Maxell participates in the building-envelope market through airtight construction products.

Air-control materials help builders reduce uncontrolled leakage at transitions, penetrations, joints, and other vulnerable details.

Airtightness has direct implications for energy use, comfort, moisture movement, and mechanical ventilation.

Retrotec develops blower doors, duct testers, and airflow diagnostic equipment.

Its products allow builders and energy professionals to measure air leakage rather than guessing whether an assembly performs correctly.

Testing turns airtightness and duct performance into measurable construction outcomes.

Shurtape manufactures tapes used across construction, HVAC, painting, building-envelope, and industrial applications.

Modern construction tapes perform increasingly important air-, water-, and vapor-control functions in addition to temporary jobsite uses.

Correct tape selection and detailing can therefore have a direct impact on envelope performance.

Uponor develops PEX plumbing, radiant heating and cooling, and water-distribution systems.

Its technology gives builders flexible alternatives to rigid piping while supporting both domestic water and hydronic applications.

Plumbing and radiant systems connect directly with comfort, energy efficiency, installation productivity, and long-term serviceability.

Zehnder develops high-efficiency ventilation and indoor climate systems.

Its heat and energy recovery products deliver controlled fresh air while recovering energy from outgoing indoor air.

Zehnder is particularly relevant to airtight, high-performance homes where mechanical ventilation needs to be designed as a core building system.

Pella manufactures windows and doors using wood, fiberglass, and vinyl systems.

Its products span a wide range of architectural and performance requirements.

Windows and doors must simultaneously manage thermal performance, water, air leakage, structural forces, operation, and architectural design.

Earthcore Industries develops fireplace, chimney, and outdoor-living products, including Isokern modular fireplace systems.

Its engineered approach gives builders a repeatable alternative to fully site-built masonry fireplace construction.

Fireplaces involve combustion safety, ventilation, structure, architecture, and envelope detailing, making system integration particularly important.

PROSOCO develops air and water barriers, flashing materials, sealants, masonry products, cleaners, and construction chemicals.

Its products address some of the most failure-prone parts of building envelopes: openings, transitions, penetrations, and material connections.

These details have an outsized impact on air leakage, water intrusion, and long-term durability.

Polyguard Products manufactures waterproofing, moisture-management, and air-barrier systems.

Its products protect foundations, walls, roofs, and other assemblies from water and environmental exposure.

Keeping bulk water out of assemblies is fundamental to structural durability, insulation performance, and indoor air quality.

Huber Engineered Woods manufactures structural wood panels and integrated building-envelope products.

Its portfolio includes subflooring, wall and roof sheathing, and products combining structural panels with air- and water-control layers.

That integration reflects the move toward treating structure and envelope performance as coordinated systems.

Digs develops software connecting builders, trades, project information, and homeowners.

Its platform organizes documentation, product information, selections, and communication throughout construction and homeownership.

Creating a structured digital record of a house can reduce information loss between the builder, suppliers, subcontractors, and eventual homeowner.

Trainual develops software for documenting processes, training employees, and standardizing business operations.

Builders and contractors can use it to capture onboarding, safety procedures, operational knowledge, and repeatable workflows.

For growing construction businesses, documented systems can reduce dependence on information living only inside the owner's head.

Bosch Home Comfort develops heating, cooling, heat-pump, and water-heating technology.

Space conditioning and domestic hot water represent two major residential energy loads.

Efficient mechanical systems therefore play a large role in lower-energy and increasingly electrified homes.

Sugatsune develops hinges, slides, latches, door hardware, and motion-control products.

Its products are used where builders, architects, and millworkers need precise hardware combined with clean detailing.

On high-end residential projects, hardware can materially affect how cabinetry and doors feel and perform over time.

M-D Building Products manufactures products used across flooring transitions, weatherization, tile, waterproofing, and building finishes.

Its portfolio includes products builders encounter at the interfaces between finished surfaces and underlying assemblies.

Those transition details often determine whether finished work looks clean and continues to perform over time.

The National Association of the Remodeling Industry represents professional remodelers, contractors, designers, suppliers, and related businesses.

Remodeling introduces different constraints from new construction because teams must improve building performance while working around existing assemblies.

NARI adds that renovation and remodeling perspective to Build Show LIVE.

Breakthrough Academy provides business coaching and operational systems for contractors.

Its work focuses on helping construction-company owners improve management, processes, team performance, and profitability.

The 2026 speaker program includes Breakthrough Academy in a session focused on AI and automation for builders.

Aarow Building is a residential building company focused on custom homes and building performance.

Its participation brings the builder's perspective into conversations about how envelope, mechanical, material, and design decisions work together on actual projects.

Jake Bruton is part of the 2026 program discussing building science fundamentals.

Steven Dailey Construction builds custom residential projects.

Its work brings the execution side of high-end residential design into Build Show LIVE's broader focus on craftsmanship and performance.

The company is represented in the 2026 education program around custom-home design trends.

Steven Baczek Architect specializes in residential architecture with a strong building-science focus.

The practice integrates design with thermal performance, envelope detailing, durability, and construction practicality.

Its participation strengthens the connection between architectural decisions and actual building performance.

Dowbuilt builds complex custom residential projects.

Its work involves coordinating architecture, materials, trades, schedules, budgets, and demanding finish requirements across large projects.

The 2026 Build Show LIVE program includes Dowbuilt in a session focused on managing projects above $30 million.

Southpass Design Build works across residential design and construction.

Design-build companies connect architectural decisions directly with construction execution, making them particularly relevant to discussions around high-performance assemblies.

The company participates in the 2026 program around designing for high-performance construction.

Warmboard develops radiant heating systems integrated into structural and subfloor assemblies.

Radiant systems distribute heat through large floor areas rather than relying entirely on forced-air delivery.

That can change comfort, mechanical design, and how heating systems integrate with high-performance envelopes.

Risinger Build builds high-performance residential projects.

Its work is closely connected with The Build Show's broader emphasis on construction detailing, building science, durability, and craftsmanship.

The company is represented in the 2026 program around Build HD standards and construction practices.

Grainda Builders builds custom residential projects.

Its work covers the coordination of design, materials, trades, project management, and client requirements involved in high-end homebuilding.

The company publicly announced its team's attendance at Build Show LIVE 2026 in San Antonio.

What companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Companies at Build Show LIVE 2026 include Fantech, The Unico System, Reliance Worldwide Corporation and SharkBite, Nichiha, ROCKWOOL, Builders FirstSource, Sashco, EDCO, Atlas Roofing, FAKRO, Panasonic, LG Electronics USA, Andersen Windows & Doors, James Hardie, Carrier, Pella, Zehnder, Uponor, PROSOCO, Huber Engineered Woods, Bosch Home Comfort Group, Digs, Retrotec, and other residential construction companies.

When is Build Show LIVE 2026?

Build Show LIVE 2026 takes place September 10–12, 2026. Classroom education and VIP programming begin September 10, while the expo hall is open September 11–12.

Where is Build Show LIVE 2026?

Build Show LIVE 2026 takes place at the Henry B. González Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas.

Who attends Build Show LIVE?

Build Show LIVE brings together custom home builders, specialty contractors, remodelers, architects, manufacturers, construction technology companies, and professionals interested in residential building science and better construction practices.

Which building product companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Building product companies include James Hardie, Nichiha, ROCKWOOL, Huber Engineered Woods, PROSOCO, Polyguard Products, Dörken Systems, EDCO, Schluter Systems, Grabber Construction Products, Atlas Roofing, Arbor Wood Co., Delta Millworks, CopperCraft, and Sashco. Their products span siding, insulation, structural panels, air and water barriers, waterproofing, roofing, sealants, fasteners, wood products, and architectural materials.

Which HVAC and ventilation companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

HVAC, ventilation, and indoor air quality companies include Carrier, Bosch Home Comfort Group, Fantech, Lifebreath, Zehnder, The Unico System, Panasonic, Warmboard, Uponor, and InOvate Technologies. Their technologies cover heating, cooling, heat pumps, radiant systems, ventilation, energy recovery, airflow, indoor air quality, and mechanical-system performance.

Which window and door companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Window and door companies include Pella, Andersen Windows & Doors, FAKRO, Eclisse, and Cavity Sliders. Their products span conventional windows, roof windows, skylights, pocket doors, sliding-door systems, and high-performance openings.

Which construction technology companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Construction technology companies include Adaptive, Digs, iGUIDE, Walk Your Plans, and Trainual. Their products cover construction financial management, digital project information, property measurement, architectural visualization, training, and business operations.

Which companies are speaking at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Companies represented through the 2026 speaker program include Breakthrough Academy, Aarow Building, Steven Dailey Construction, Steven Baczek Architect, Dowbuilt, Southpass Design Build, and Risinger Build. Sessions span AI and automation, building science, custom-home design, high-performance architecture, and management of complex residential projects.

Which building science companies are at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Companies working across building science and high-performance construction include Retrotec, ROCKWOOL, PROSOCO, Dörken Systems, Huber Engineered Woods, Polyguard Products, Fantech, Lifebreath, Zehnder, Carrier, Bosch Home Comfort Group, Warmboard, and Uponor. Their technologies address airtightness, insulation, moisture control, ventilation, HVAC, radiant heating, airflow, and overall building performance.

What products are showcased at Build Show LIVE 2026?

Build Show LIVE showcases products and technologies across building envelopes, HVAC, insulation, windows and doors, siding, roofing, plumbing, waterproofing, ventilation, construction tools, architectural hardware, jobsite protection, and construction software.

What is Build Show LIVE focused on?

Build Show LIVE focuses on building science, high-performance construction, craftsmanship, healthier homes, energy efficiency, and practical construction techniques. The 2026 program combines classroom education, hands-on learning, an expo hall, and product demonstrations.

Why should sales teams track companies at Build Show LIVE?

Participation in Build Show LIVE shows which companies are actively investing in the residential construction and building-science market. Exhibiting, sponsoring, speaking, demonstrating products, and attending create useful signals around the products, audiences, partnerships, and markets a company is prioritizing. For sales teams targeting building products, HVAC, construction software, contractors, architects, and residential construction companies, these signals can help surface relevant accounts while they are actively engaging with the market.