Homebuilder moving operations from Apison to Bradley County
Promising 77 new jobs in the Cleveland area
CLEVELAND, Tennessee (WDEF) – Tennessee officials announced on Tuesday an expansion and re-location that will bring more jobs to the Bradley County area.
Wind River Custom Homes, LLC is moving their operations from Apison.
They make modular homes and park model RVs.
The company plans to build a new facility that they say will created 77 new jobs.
“It’s not every day that we celebrate a brand like Wind River, which has chosen to design, engineer and produce its products from right here in Tennessee. I am grateful to this company for its investment in Southeast Tennessee and thank its leadership for this significant investment in our state, Cleveland and Bradley County.” – TNECD Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter
“For nearly 10 years Wind River has been crafting our homes with a commitment to unparalleled quality, intentional design, and an authentic customer experience. We are thrilled to continue growing our company and brand with the construction of our new manufacturing facility in Bradley County. When we decided to expand into the modular housing market, we knew we needed a location that would be conducive for transportation logistics as well as providing a strong workforce for trade skills. We found the perfect combination right here in South Cleveland, Tennessee. Having grown up in the area, I’m excited to be putting down roots that will have a positive impact in the community, in both job and career opportunities, and in fostering lasting relationships with our neighbors and local businesses.” – Travis Pyke, CEO and chief design officer, Wind River Custom Homes, LLC