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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Summertown Metals Establishes Lewis County, Tennessee, Operations

12/21/2022
Building materials distributor Summertown Metals will establish its headquarters and additional manufacturing and distribution operations in Hohenwald, Tennessee. The $11 million project is expected to create 197 jobs in Lewis County.

The new facility, located in the Lewis County Industrial Park, will allow the company to grow its manufacturing and product offerings to include the building and distribution of wood and steel trusses as well as garage door production and installation. Construction is scheduled for completion by the first quarter of 2023.

“As owners of Summertown Metals, we are excited about our expansion to Hohenwald and are very grateful for the support of this community and the State of Tennessee in bringing this project to fruition. We count it as a privilege to be able to provide so many well-paying jobs to the people of Hohenwald and Lewis County, and our ability to manufacture more of our own products allows us to service our customers faster while providing high-quality, affordable building products and services to our customers in Tennessee and surrounding states,” said Matt Stoll and Derek Stoll, co-owners, Summertown Metals.

Founded in Summertown in 2006, Summertown Metals is a Tennessee-based company that has expanded from a single building materials supplier into a quality, custom building materials distributor.

“With more than $26 billion exported in manufacturing goods annually, it is clear that the manufacturing sector is thriving in Tennessee. We are proud that Summertown Metals has chosen to expand its footprint into Lewis County and thank this company for its continued commitment to Southern Middle Tennessee,” noted TNECD Commissioner Stuart McWhorter.

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