Location: USA-TENNESSEE

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Phone

Sales:+1 8445 – PAKFAB (25322)

Head Office:+1 (519) 622-1839

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Email

Sales: sales@pakfab.com

HR: hr@pakfab.com

General: info@pakfab.com

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Meet The Team

John Horton

Plant Manager

Carrie Mills

Human Resources Coordinator

Justin Vandermolen

Human Resources Supervisor

Facility Capabilities

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Size

240,000

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Team Members

60

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Daily Rack Capacity

80

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Monthly Rack Capacity

1760

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Paint Shop

Powder

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Steel Fabrication

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Dunnage / R3

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C2C / Recycling

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Repair Services

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Design / Engineering

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Project Leads / Management

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Laser Cutting

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Waterjet Cutting

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Robotic Welding

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Aluminum Welding

Material Sourcing at Pakfab Location

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Each PAKFAB location sources materials locally.

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This practice supports local economies, reduces transportation costs, and ensures supply chain integrity during cross-border trade disruptions.

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Ensures compliance with national regulations and standards.

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Promotes sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Visiting Our Plant?

We are convinced that nothing we do is more important than working to the highest quality standards and with the best people, and also giving the best recommendations while visiting us. At PAKFAB, we want you to experience what makes our local people the best. Here are some recommendations for your visit to our plant.

Which Airport

Nashville International Airport – 100 Kms / 62 miles
Airport Code: BNA

Where to stay

Hampton Inn by Hilton Columbia – 24 Kms / 15 miles
1551 Halifax Dr, Columbia, TN., 38401, USA
+1 931 540 1222

Home2 Suites by Hilton Spring Hill – 34 Kms / 21 miles
2014 Market Creek Drive, Spring Hill, TN., 37174, USA
+1 931 451 8301

Hampton Inn by Hilton Spring Hill – 35 Kms / 22 miles
2052 Crossings Blvd, Spring Hill, TN., 37174, USA
+1 931 451 2111

What to do in the city

Attractions & Activities

Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage: Visit the world headquarters of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association, located in Lewisburg since 1939, to learn about this famous gaited breed.
Lewisburg Recreation Center: This 70,000-square-foot facility offers basketball, swimming, volleyball, racquetball, tennis, and a fitness room on 81 acres of land.
Outdoor Activities: Enjoy the extensive park system, which provides many opportunities for walking and biking throughout the area.
Local Events: Check out local festivals and events, such as the 29th Annual Joe Douglas Old School & Blues Festival.
Downtown Shopping: Explore the local shops in downtown Lewisburg for unique finds.
Explore Nearby Cities: Take a short trip to neighboring cities like Columbia, Shelbyville, or Chapel Hill for more attractions and dining options

Local Flavors & Products
Tennessee Walking Horse: As the headquarters of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association since 1939, the city is central to the breeding and exhibition of this iconic gaited horse.
Regional Goods: Nearby, you can find Tennessee-made products such as Allegro Marinades and L.C. King Manufacturing Co. apparel.
Events: The town hosts the annual Goats, Music & More Festival, the Marshall County Fair, and the Cruise-In on the Square

Nearby Attractions (Tennessee)
Nashville, TN: is the state capital and a major U.S. city known as “Music City, USA,” serving as a global hub for country music, songwriting, and recording. Located on the Cumberland River, it is a rapidly growing metropolitan area renowned for its vibrant downtown honky-tonk scene, rich history, diverse culinary scene (notably hot chicken), and educational institutions.

Franklin/Brentwood, TN: are two of Tennessee’s most affluent and desirable suburbs located in Williamson County, immediately south of Nashville. They are known for high-ranking schools, historic charm, low crime rates, and luxury, large-lot residential neighborhoods. While often grouped together, they offer distinct lifestyle differences in Middle Tennessee.

What Makes Lewisburg Unique
The world headquarters of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association has been based in Lewisburg since 1939. The Tennessee Walking Horse, a gaited breed, is considered to have been developed in Middle Tennessee, and the area is still a center of breeding and exhibitions for this horse.