Advanced Metalworks Commits $10.5 Million to Grow Operations in Anderson County

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Advanced Metalworks, a metal fabrication and machining company, is expanding its presence in Anderson County through a $10.5 million investment that will also generate new employment opportunities. As part of the expansion, the company has acquired a 156,000-square-foot facility located at 117 Blake Dairy Road in Belton. The site will consolidate Advanced Metalworks’ existing operations in Anderson County, allowing the company to strengthen its fabrication and machining capacity with the addition of new equipment.

Wesley Boggs, President of Advanced Metalworks, LLC, said the company values its collaboration with the City of Belton and Anderson County and remains committed to keeping manufacturing and machining jobs within the local community. The facility will support services such as laser cutting, welding, and a wide range of metal fabrication solutions. Operations are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.

Mr Boggs noted that the expansion reflects the company’s long-term commitment to the region and is expected to create approximately 60 new jobs in Belton over the next five years. “This investment of more than $10 million underscores our dedication to meeting customer needs,” Mr Boggs said. “It also reflects our loyalty to the community where our employees live, work, and raise their families.”

Advanced Metalworks, LLC is a professional metal fabrication company dedicated to delivering high-quality, precision-crafted solutions for a wide range of industrial and commercial needs. Known for its skilled craftsmanship and modern fabrication techniques, the company specializes in creating durable, custom metal products designed to meet exact client specifications. With a strong focus on quality control, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, Advanced Metalworks, LLC combines technical expertise with reliable service to support projects from initial design through final production.