New 715,000-square-foot facility near Locust Grove will expand the distributor’s Southeast logistics network
ATLANTA — SupplyHouse, an online distributor of plumbing, HVAC and electrical supplies, plans to invest an estimated $19 million in new logistics operations near Locust Grove, Georgia, creating 330 jobs in Henry County.
The new fulfillment center will strengthen the company’s Southeast distribution capabilities, bringing inventory closer to customers and helping reduce delivery times.
“SupplyHouse’s decision to invest in Georgia speaks to the success of our state’s approach to attracting job creators with our unique mix of assets, including our reliable infrastructure network and workforce development pipeline,” said Gov. Brian P. Kemp.
Locust Grove Fulfillment Center Expected to Open in 2027
SupplyHouse’s new 715,000-square-foot fulfillment center, featuring 35,000 square feet of office space, will be located at 3090 Highway 42 near Locust Grove.
Construction is expected to begin in November 2026, with the facility projected to be fully operational in 2027.
The company plans to hire for management, administrative support, technical, operator, maintenance and quality control positions. Job seekers can explore opportunities at supplyhouse.com/careers.
Southeast Expansion Will Bring Inventory Closer to Customers
Headquartered in New York, SupplyHouse offers more than 350,000 products from over 500 brands. Its existing distribution network includes four primary fulfillment centers nationwide.
“Every investment we make in our fulfillment network is driven by one goal: making it faster and easier for our customers to get the products they need,” said Nando Cunha, chief operating officer at SupplyHouse. “By expanding our presence in the southeast, we’re bringing inventory closer to our customers, reducing transit times, and continuing to deliver the reliable service our customers count on every day.”
The Georgia operation will expand that network while supporting customers who rely on timely access to plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical products.
Henry County Location Provides Access to Southeast Markets
Locust Grove’s location along Interstate 75 provides connections to markets throughout the Southeast, supporting the company’s distribution needs.
Mayor Carlos Greer welcomed the project, saying the investment reinforces the city’s appeal as a business destination and creates employment opportunities for residents.
Henry County Commission Chair Carlotta Harrell said the project will expand opportunities for local job seekers and strengthen the county’s tax base.
Metro Atlanta Chamber President and CEO Katie Kirkpatrick highlighted the region’s air, rail and highway connections, along with access to the Port of Savannah, as advantages for logistics companies.
SupplyHouse Supports Skilled Trades Professionals
Alongside its distribution operations, SupplyHouse serves licensed professionals through its TradeMaster Program, offering benefits tailored to their businesses.
The SupplyHouse Foundation also supports the next generation of skilled trades workers through initiatives including Track to the Trades, an annual national scholarship program.
State and Regional Partners Support Georgia Investment
Georgia Department of Economic Development Senior Regional Project Manager Caroline Kinchler represented the state on the project, working with the Henry County Development Authority, Metro Atlanta Chamber, Georgia Quick Start and Georgia Power.
GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson said Georgia’s transportation connections help e-commerce businesses reach customers efficiently and compete in markets nationwide.
