Flooring retailer to create 76 jobs as it consolidates operations with parent company F9 Brands
LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. — Lumber Liquidators will relocate its corporate headquarters and warehousing operations from Richmond, Virginia, to Lawrenceburg, investing $32.4 million and creating 76 new jobs in Lawrence County.
The move will align Lumber Liquidators’ operations with its parent company, F9 Brands, which already operates in Lawrenceburg under its Cabinets To Go brand. The consolidation is expected to enhance supply chain efficiency by integrating distribution, logistics, and corporate functions into a single location.
Strategic Consolidation Strengthens Supply Chain
Company leadership cited operational efficiency as a key driver behind the relocation, with the project designed to streamline shipping schedules and improve coordination across business units.
By co-locating its brands, F9 Brands can:
- Optimize distribution and inventory management
- Reduce transportation and logistics costs
- Improve speed-to-market for customers nationwide
Tennessee’s Business Climate Attracts Investment
State and local officials pointed to Tennessee’s pro-business environment, workforce strength, and competitive cost structure as key factors in securing the project. The state continues to attract both new and expanding companies seeking centralized locations with strong logistics access.
Lawrenceburg’s existing industrial base and infrastructure—along with its proximity to regional markets—position it as a strategic hub for distribution and light industrial operations.
Building on Existing Regional Operations
F9 Brands’ existing Cabinets To Go operations in Lawrenceburg played a significant role in the site selection decision. The company has operated in the community for nearly a decade, providing a proven foundation for expansion.
The addition of Lumber Liquidators’ headquarters and warehousing functions will further strengthen the region’s role in the company’s national operations while supporting continued growth.
Retail and Distribution Sector Momentum
For economic developers, the project reflects continued momentum in the retail distribution and building materials sectors, where companies are increasingly consolidating operations to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
The investment also highlights a broader trend:
companies are prioritizing locations that offer logistics advantages, workforce availability, and the ability to scale operations within existing ecosystems.
