Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and BuildEX Modular-Tennessee LLC officials announced the company is locating in Lincoln County, establishing off-site, modular manufacturing and distribution operations under its MODMAX brand.
BuildEx Modular will create 110 new jobs and invest $23.3 million in Fayetteville, Tennessee. The company is acquiring and retrofitting an existing modular manufacturing facility to expand its capacity for high-quality modular housing, serving large developers and commercial clients across the Southern Middle Tennessee region.
BuildEx Modular is a member of the Modular Building Institute, an international nonprofit trade association serving modular construction. Hiring is currently underway for the new facility. Those interested can learn more and apply here: www.modmax.com.
“Our strong business climate, low taxes and exceptional workforce make Tennessee the ideal location for any business to grow and thrive. I’m thankful for BuildEx Modular’s commitment to Lincoln County and commend their leadership for creating over 100 quality jobs for Tennesseans. I look forward to their continued success in the years ahead.” – Gov. Bill Lee
“BuildEx Modular’s decision to establish operations in Fayetteville highlights the impact of strong local leadership and their proactive efforts to attract new jobs and investment. Committed local partners are essential to the continued economic success of our state, and I believe we will see even more growth and opportunity here following today’s announcement.” – TNECD Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter
“We are incredibly honored to be building in a state that truly values innovation, integrity and opportunity. The warm welcome and support we've received from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, the Industrial Development Board of Fayetteville-Lincoln County and local and state leadership have been both humbling and inspiring. At BuildEx Modular-Tennessee LLC (MODMAX), our mission is to create quality jobs while reshaping how America thinks about housing — faster, smarter and more attainable. We are proud to call Tennessee home and deeply committed to making a positive impact on this community for generations to come.” – Ben Gaxiola, CEO, BuildEx Modular-Tennessee
“It is with great pride that we welcome BuildEx Modular to our community. Their decision to invest approximately $23 million and create 110 quality jobs reflects a strong commitment to the future of our region. This announcement marks a significant milestone in our continued efforts to attract forward-thinking companies that value both economic opportunity and community partnership.” – Elaine Middleton, executive director, Fayetteville-Lincoln County Industrial Development Board
“Creating job opportunities and bringing investment to the region is fundamental to TVA’s mission of service. We are proud to partner with Fayetteville Public Utilities, Fayetteville Lincoln County Industrial Development Board, Middle Tennessee Industrial Development Association and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development to further that mission and welcome BuildEx Modular to Lincoln County. We wish you success and look forward to working together to serve the Tennessee Valley.” – John Bradley, TVA senior vice president of economic development
“I’m proud to welcome BuildEx Modular to Lincoln County. This $23.3 million investment and the creation of 110 new jobs will have a lasting impact on our local economy. This project will provide meaningful opportunities for hardworking Tennesseans. I’m grateful for the partnership between state and local leaders that made this project a reality. I look forward to seeing BuildEx Modular thrive in Lincoln County.” – Sen. Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma)
“We are proud to have BuildEx Modular as a member of Lincoln County’s business community. This project will bring 110 new quality jobs to Fayetteville and provide a significant boost to our local economy. I congratulate the company and its employees on their incredible success and look forward to this project’s completion.” – Rep. Pat Marsh (R-Shelbyville)