Roto Celebrates 45th Anniversary

Roto Frank of America celebrated their 45th anniversary with a picnic attended by distinguished guest, Senator Norm Needleman. This event was not just a celebration of Roto Frank of America’s longevity, but also a showcase of their commitment to manufacturing and community involvement.

For over four decades, Roto Frank of America has been synonymous with quality and innovation, earning it a trusted reputation in the industry. The 45th-anniversary celebration was a reflection of their success and unwavering dedication to their employees and the community.

Senator Norm Needleman, a respected figure in Connecticut politics and Middlesex County, emphasized Roto Frank of America’s significant contributions to local manufacturing. “Connecticut’s manufacturing industry plays an irreplaceable role in our state economy, and the tradition of manufacturing has served our communities well. It’s businesses like Roto Frank of America, established here for nearly a half-century, that keep that tradition alive. I’m proud to celebrate this important anniversary with such a valued local manufacturer and wish them many more years of success.”

Chris Dimou, President & CEO of Roto Frank of America, reflected on the company’s journey and the invaluable contributions of its employees. He expressed, “Our focus was on becoming more market-focused, customer-driven, and process-oriented. This strategic shift marked the BEGINNING of a great success story, which we accomplished together and should be very proud of.”

Beyond manufacturing excellence, Roto Frank of America actively invests in community causes. The 45th-anniversary celebration featured a raffle, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting Seniors for Seniors, their chosen 2024 charity.

As Roto Frank of America looks ahead, they remain committed to excellence and community engagement. Whether through impactful community initiatives or their dedication to Connecticut manufacturing, Roto Frank of America continues to be a driving force in both the fenestration industry and the community.