Sunbelt Modular Expands National Footprint Through Merger with Titan
Sunbelt Modular, Inc., a leading producer of modular building solutions, has announced its merger with Titan Modular Systems, Apollo Modular Systems, Spartan Cargo Trailers, and Atlas Lumber and Building Supply, collectively known as Titan. The transaction brings together two established organizations with complementary manufacturing capabilities, industry experience, and a shared commitment to quality and customer service.
The merger strengthens Sunbelt Modular’s presence across the United States while expanding its manufacturing capacity and product capabilities. Following the addition of Titan, Sunbelt Modular now operates 18 manufacturing facilities nationwide, creating a larger platform to serve customers and respond to growing demand for off-site construction solutions.
Titan is a respected manufacturer serving customers throughout the Southeast and central United States. The company operates four manufacturing facilities in Georgia and has built a strong reputation for craftsmanship, dependable products, and customer-focused service.
The combination with Sunbelt Modular is expected to provide opportunities for both organizations to leverage their respective strengths. By bringing together Titan’s regional expertise and Sunbelt Modular’s broader national platform, the combined business can expand its ability to deliver modular building solutions to a wider range of customers.
“We are thrilled to welcome the entire Titan organization into the Sunbelt Modular family,” said Ron Procunier, Chief Executive Officer of Sunbelt Modular. “Joining forces with Titan strengthens our national footprint, expands our capabilities, elevates our quality, and enables us to leverage the combined scale of the platform to deliver even more value to our customers.”
The merger comes as demand for off-site and modular construction continues to develop across the U.S. Modular construction can provide customers with an alternative approach to traditional building methods by allowing significant portions of structures to be manufactured in controlled production environments before being transported to their final locations.
For manufacturers, scale and geographic reach can be important factors in meeting customer requirements efficiently. Sunbelt Modular’s expanded network of 18 manufacturing facilities positions the company to serve a broader customer base while drawing on the capabilities and experience of the Titan organization.
Justin Morris, a leader of Titan, said the partnership will help accelerate the company’s ability to meet the evolving needs of customers and the wider construction industry.
“Our ability to meet the growing needs of our customers and the industry will only accelerate through this outstanding partnership with Sunbelt, an organization for which we have had deep mutual respect since our founding,” Morris said. “The future is very bright for off-site construction, and I can’t wait to see what this partnership brings to our customers, our people, and the industry as a whole.”
Titan’s growth has been built over 14 years through a focus on its workforce, customers, and long-term relationships. Company leadership emphasized that the merger represents not only an expansion of the business but also an opportunity to carry those values into the combined organization.
“We’ve always believed that good people, hard work, and taking care of your customers are what build a great company,” said Drew Adams. “We see those same values in Sunbelt, and that’s what makes this partnership feel like the right fit. We’re proud of what our team has built, grateful for the customers who have trusted us along the way, and excited about where we’re headed together.”
Leadership continuity will also play an important role following the merger. Drew Adams, Kristin Wiggins Adams, and Justin Morris will each take on key responsibilities within the combined organization. Drew Adams will serve as Division President, while Kristin Wiggins Adams will become Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions. Justin Morris will serve as Chief Sales Officer of Sunbelt Modular.
The leadership structure is designed to maintain Titan’s experience and industry knowledge while integrating the company into Sunbelt Modular’s growing national platform. Their continued involvement is expected to support customer relationships, operational development, sales growth, and future expansion.
Kristin Wiggins Adams described the merger as an important milestone for the Titan team and highlighted the company’s 14-year history.
“This is an incredibly proud and exciting moment for all of us at Titan,” she said. “What we have built together over the past 14 years is so much more than a business—it represents the hard work, dedication, relationships, and belief of an extraordinary group of people.”
She added that partnering with Sunbelt Modular provides an opportunity to preserve the foundation established by Titan while pursuing new growth opportunities.
“Partnering with Sunbelt gives us the opportunity to honor everything that brought us here while opening the door to an even brighter future,” Wiggins Adams said. “I’m incredibly grateful for the journey that has led us to this moment, and I couldn’t be more excited about what we are going to build together.”
Sunbelt Modular is a portfolio company of Littlejohn & Co., LLC. With the addition of Titan’s four manufacturing facilities in Georgia, Sunbelt Modular has expanded its national manufacturing network to 18 facilities.
The merger marks another step in Sunbelt Modular’s growth strategy and reinforces its commitment to the expanding off-site construction market. By combining manufacturing resources, experienced leadership, regional expertise, and a larger national footprint, the company aims to provide customers with greater capabilities and continued service as demand for modular building solutions increases.
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