Read the latest magazine Industry News Insulation ROCKWOOL Opens Second USA Insulation Factory to Meet Surging Demand 9 July 2021 WHILE THE MATERIALS CRISIS rages in the UK, commercial production of stone wool insulation products has been ramped up in the USA. ROCKWOOL has opened its newest manufacturing facility in Jefferson County, West Virginia. The factory will produce more stone wool insulation for the residential, commercial and industrial markets. It is North America’s first post-pandemic increase in stone wool insulation manufacturing capacity. Insulation Demand US ROCKWOOL Group CEO Jens Birgersson says, “In the United States as in Europe and Asia, there is a growing demand for ROCKWOOL’s non-combustible, recyclable stone wool insulation. The West Virginia facility will help meet that demand in North America.” Rory Moss, President of ROCKWOOL North America, adds, “Our customers are looking to us to satisfy the growing demand for our insulation products, and we will be aggressively ramping up production over the coming months to deliver for them.” The new factory has hired 110 new employees to date, and expects to take on another 40 in the next few months. >>Read more about ROCKWOOL in the news Previous article Contract Collaboration Urged to Manage Supply, Costs and Skills IssuesNext article May 2021 Construction Output Fell for Second Month Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +1 28 August 2026 NFRC Welcomes Action on Rogue Traders but Reforms Must Work for Reputable Contractors Heritage Roofing +2 28 August 2026 Kington Market Hall Roof Gets Go Ahead for Replacement Industry News +2 28 August 2026 First Regional Solar Installations Breakdown as Records Broken Again Industry News +1 28 August 2026 Govt Clamps Down on Cowboy Builders with Approved Scheme Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch