Techo-Bloc, a supplier of landscaping products, has announced plans to open its first operation in South Carolina. The new facility, to be located in Lexington County, represents a $45 million investment and is expected to create 46 jobs. Already present in Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania, the company specializes in outdoor hardscape products.
The planned facility, to be constructed on Dixiana Road in Cayce, will focus on producing pavers, slabs, and retaining walls. Techo-Bloc anticipates operations to commence in the fall of 2026. Job seekers can find more information on the company’s careers page.
Techo-Bloc President Charles Ciccarello remarked on the strategic expansion into South Carolina, highlighting the company’s focus on growth and local investment. “Establishing a manufacturing facility in South Carolina marks a significant step in Techo-Bloc’s strategy to expand our national footprint. The Southeast is experiencing dynamic growth, and this investment reflects both our confidence in the region’s potential and our dedication to contributing to its continued prosperity. By building locally, we’re not only strengthening our supply chain — we’re creating quality jobs and improving access to the high-end landscaping products that define our brand. We’re proud to be part of South Carolina’s vibrant growth story and look forward to serving our Southeastern customers with even greater speed, service and innovation.”
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster praised the development, noting its positive impact: “Manufacturing companies like Techo-Bloc recognize that South Carolina offers the workforce, business climate and support they need to succeed. The $45 million investment and 46 new jobs are a win for the community and our entire state, and we are proud to welcome Techo-Bloc to Lexington County.”
Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III welcomed Techo-Bloc’s investment, citing it as “another big win for our state’s growing business community.”
Lexington County Council Chairman M. Todd Cullum emphasized the significance of the investment for the local economy, stating it as a testament to “the strength of our community and the opportunities we offer to world-class companies.”
Central SC Alliance Chairman Matthew Shaffer highlighted the addition as enhancing the region’s economic standing and reinforcing its future role in the economy. “Techo-Bloc’s decision to invest $45 million and create 46 new jobs in Lexington County is a testament to the strength and appeal of our community. This exciting addition not only enhances our economic landscape but reinforces our region’s role as a leader in shaping the future of the U.S. economy. We’re proud to welcome Techo-Bloc and look forward to the success they’ll achieve here.”
