West Shore Home Acquired Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths

The expansion brings the home renovation firm into western and central New York markets.

Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Home Renovation

West Shore Home Acquired Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths

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West Shore Home has acquired Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths, a company operating in Rochester, Buffalo, and Syracuse. This move integrates the established regional business into West Shore Home's existing operations across 32 states.

Why it matters

The acquisition targets aging owner-occupied housing stock in western and central New York, where demand for window and door replacements remains high. West Shore Home aims to capitalize on this specific market need by rebranding the existing locations.

West Shore Home, founded in 2006, has completed over 340,000 renovations to date. The newly acquired Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths had operated for over six decades since its 1962 founding.

The players

West Shore Home

This residential home remodeling company operates across 32 states and has completed over 340,000 renovation projects.

Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths

Based in New York, this home improvement company has provided window, shower, and bath installation services since 1962.

Mark Lazeroff

As one of the owners of Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths, he is retiring following the company's acquisition.

Michael Haymes

He is an owner of Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths who is stepping down as the firm joins West Shore Home.

The details

West Shore Home plans to transition the Rochester, Buffalo, and Syracuse locations to its proprietary brand and operating model. While owners Mark Lazeroff and Michael Haymes are retiring, the current management team will remain in place to guide the business through the transition.

Wonder Windows, Showers & Baths was founded in 1962.
West Shore Home was founded in 2006.
West Shore Home acquired the company in October 2026.

Roadmap

This acquisition reflects a broader consolidation trend within the home renovation industry, where national firms are absorbing established regional providers to gain immediate market share. By moving into western and central New York, West Shore Home positions itself to dominate local markets characterized by aging housing stock.

Customers in Rochester, Buffalo, and Syracuse can expect a transition to West Shore Home's specific operating model and branding in the coming months. Existing service agreements and project timelines should remain stable as the current management team stays in place to oversee daily operations.

The takeaway

Homeowners in western and central New York should monitor local service announcements for updates on how the rebranding might affect current project bookings. Long-standing local businesses are increasingly becoming part of larger, multi-state networks to streamline installation and supply chains.