Bonelli Doors + Windows has relocated its manufacturing headquarters to Mesa.

The aluminum door and window designer and manufacturer has created 35 new jobs with active recruiting to hire at its new 50,000-square-foot facility at Landing 202 in Mesa’s Gateway Area where it will design, manufacture and ship finished product. The Mesa facility will support the Southwest region of the U.S. and serve clients nationwide, according to a release.

Pete Wentis, senior vice president at CBRE, facilitated the real estate transaction for the facility being leased at 7958 E. Ray Road Suite 101 in Mesa.

“Mesa is a great fit for Bonelli. With its low cost of living, educated workforce, freeway connections to major markets, and international airport, it is an ideal location for our headquarters and operations to be in one building,” Cameron Wyatt, president of Bonelli, said in the release. “With Cardinal Glass choosing the region for their manufacturing plant, it has created a feedback loop for other suppliers and manufacturers in the door and window industry to locate in Arizona, driving more talent and investment in the region.”

“Congratulations, Bonelli, on the relocation to Mesa,” Mesa Mayor John Giles said in the release. “We’re pleased to have Bonelli join the growth and momentum happening in East Mesa.”

To support expansion and with 17 new product launches planned in the next year, Bonelli partnered with ASU Preparatory Academy Polytechnic, already making intern hires as a result, and the company will look to expand opportunities for local students as the company adds manufacturing and business administration team members. The move to Mesa follows the 2018 acquisition of Bonelli by Pella Corporation as part of the Luxury Division of Brands.

“I am very excited to welcome Bonelli to District 6 and the Gateway area.” District 6 Councilmember Kevin Thompson stated in the release. “The diversification of Mesa’s local economy is important to our City’s overall economic health, and the jobs that Bonelli will be bringing into our community are just as important to me and to our citizens.”

Recently, the Bonelli company provided a donation to the House of Refuge in Mesa, in partnership with the Pella Rolscreen Foundation, Pella Corp.’s philanthropic arm, the release states.

“Bonelli Doors + Windows relocation further demonstrates Greater Phoenix’s value position and ability to meet the needs of the sector,” Chris Camacho, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, said in the release. “Mesa continues to attract investment from notable companies and manufacturers, and we’re thrilled to welcome Bonelli Doors + Windows. We look forward to being a partner in the company’s continued success.”

For more information on Bonelli Doors + Windows, go to bonelli.com.