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Simpson Strong-Tie Consolidates-Expands Fulton, Missouri, Operations

10/03/2026
Structural solutions manufacturer Simpson Strong-Tie plans to expand its operations in Fulton, Missouri. The more than $19 million project is expected to create 24 jobs.

The investment will consolidate the company’s equipment solutions processes into a single location, including Monet DeSauw saws, EasyFrame automated marking systems and truss fabrication equipment.

“This project reflects the dedication of our Fulton team and the strong relationships we’ve built with our customers and community,” said Simpson Strong-Tie Senior Vice President, Southeast Region Nick Algya. “By bringing our people and expertise together, we’ll be better positioned to respond to customers, collaborate across teams, and support the continued growth of the component manufacturing industry.”

To support the project, Simpson Strong-Tie will benefit from the Missouri Works Program, which provides eligible companies access to capital through withholdings or tax credits for job creation, subject to verification of program requirements.

“We’re excited to see Simpson Strong-Tie growing its presence in Missouri,” noted Missouri Department of Economic Development Director Michelle Hataway. “This nearly $20 million investment and 24 new jobs will create meaningful opportunities for Missourians while strengthening the Callaway County community. We’re grateful to Simpson Strong-Tie for its continued confidence in our state and to our local partners whose collaboration helped make this project possible.”

Simpson Strong-Tie develops and manufactures structural solutions for residential, commercial, OEM, national retail and component manufacturing markets.

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