News Summary
Techo-Bloc, a leader in hardscape materials, plans to invest $46 million to establish a manufacturing facility in Lexington County, South Carolina, creating 46 new jobs by fall 2026. This investment underscores the company’s strategy to expand its presence in the Southeast’s growing market, while bolstering local job creation and economic development.
Lexington County, S.C. Welcomes Techo-Bloc’s $46 Million Investment
Techo-Bloc, a leading manufacturer of hardscape materials, has announced a substantial investment of $46 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in Lexington County, South Carolina. The facility will be located on Dixiana Road in Cayce and is projected to create 46 new jobs for the local community.
The new operations at the facility are expected to commence in the fall of 2026. Techo-Bloc’s decision to expand its operations follows the company’s proactive strategy to grow its national presence and capitalize on the Southeast’s robust economic development.
Details of the Investment
Techo-Bloc specializes in producing a variety of hardscape products, including bricks, pavers, slabs, and retaining walls aimed at both residential and commercial markets. The company currently employs over 800 individuals across various locations in the United States, with existing factories located in Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
With over 900 stores across the U.S. and Canada stocking its products, Techo-Bloc’s new facility is an important step towards enhancing its manufacturing capabilities and service delivery. This investment is expected to bolster the company’s supply chain and meet growing consumer demands.
Impact on the Local Community
Local government officials, including South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, have expressed strong support for the new facility. They believe the investment will have a positive impact on the local economy, fostering job creation and providing quality employment opportunities for residents.
Individuals interested in joining the Techo-Bloc team can find further information by visiting the company’s careers page. The new jobs are anticipated to contribute significantly to the economic landscape of Lexington County.
Background Context
Techo-Bloc’s announcement comes at a time when the Southeastern region of the United States is experiencing significant growth, with many businesses recognizing the area as an attractive destination for investment. This trend indicates a potential shift in manufacturing and distribution strategies for various sectors seeking to expand their operational footprint in a burgeoning market.
Founded to meet the demands of the hardscape materials sector, Techo-Bloc has steadily built a reputation for innovation and quality in its products. Its decision to invest in South Carolina exemplifies a commitment to both local economies and the broader objectives of enhancing manufacturing operations in strategic locations across the country.
As Techo-Bloc prepares to break ground on this new facility, the company’s leadership remains optimistic about the opportunities that lie ahead — both for the business and the community it serves.
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Additional Resources
- WLTX
- Wikipedia: Manufacturing in the United States
- Cola Daily
- Google Search: Techo-Bloc
- WIS TV
- Google Scholar: Hardscape materials
- The State
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Economic impact of manufacturing
- WLTX – Building the Midlands
- Google News: Lexington County South Carolina Techo-Bloc
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