Wayne Dalton Corp.
Doug Reed is an experienced professional in operations and sales management, currently serving as the General Manager for Wayne-Dalton Corp. in Sacramento since September 2018. Prior to this role, Doug held positions such as General Manager of Sales and Operations at Environmental Heating and Air Solutions, where responsibilities included process design and training for service technicians. Previous experience includes operations management at Gilmore Heating Air & Solar and divisional and regional directorship roles at Coverall Health Based Cleaning Systems and Culligan International, respectively. Doug began a career specializing in relocation sales and logistics at Global Moving Systems, following early roles focused on sales and operations management. Doug holds a Baccalaureate in Science in Organizational Management and a Technical Certification in Business Management, both from Indian River State College.
Wayne Dalton Corp.
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Since its inception in 1954, Wayne Dalton has become known as a company with innovative ideas which far exceed industry standards. Often, Wayne Dalton is the only source for the latest garage doors. Because the company has always maintained a staunch commitment to developing innovative new products, Wayne Dalton is now a leader in the garage door industry. Wayne Dalton offers a comprehensive product portfolio from Custom Wood and Carriage House Steel to Contemporary Aluminum and Designer Fiberglass, boasting one of the largest residential garage door lineups in the industry. The company also offers a complete line of doors for commercial and industrial applications. Holmes County is home to Wayne Dalton's largest manufacturing plant, which sits just across the street from its original site. Consisting of 50,000 square feet of tinted glass and steel, the facility won statewide architectural recognition for its design and how well it was integrated into the rural countryside. The company's 900,000-square-foot manufacturing facility is also located here. From its windows, views of the Amish farmers working three-horse teams serve as a constant reminder of the practical values, craftsmanship and work ethic which has contributed so much to our own success.