With five convenient and affordable industrial parks, Roane County has a site that's perfect for your current and future business needs.  

Roane Regional Business and Technology Park, with 655 acres located east of Kingston on Interstate 40. Anchored by The H.T. Hackney Company of Knoxville, which has built its distribution and service center and has 386 employees. Other industries located in the park are: Protean Scientific Instruments; Pegasus Technologies, Dienamic Tooling Systems (DTS), Diesel Engine Parts, Saginaw Control & Engineering and Red Diamond Ceramics.  Also soon to locate in the park are Blue Bell Creameries, Best Roofs, C.R. Barger & Sons & Cool Energy.

The East Tennessee Technology Park, on the west side of Oak Ridge, has existing buildings at the Heritage Center (http://www.heritagectr.com/). Heritage Center is a former gaseous diffusion facility encompassing 125 main buildings. Businesses locating at Heritage Center often rehabilitate space in these buildings for reduced lease rates and make use of existing machinery and other assets to reduce their operating costs. The current tenants can be found at http://www.ettpreuse.com/tenantset.html.

The Horizon Center is a new greenfield industrial park with more than   1,000 acres ready for immediate development.   Horizon Center is a new  site designed to provide building sites and amenities desired by high- tech companies while still preserving the area's scenic beauty. For more information on the Horizon Center's opportunities see their web site at http://www.thehorizoncenter.com/.

Roane County Industrial Park is located near Rockwood and Harriman. This older, established industrial park has rail access on site. Approximately 100 acres of affordable industrial real estate remains available. This park is where some of the county's larger, long-term employers are located. Some of the larger industries located at Roane County Industrial Park: Toho Tenax America, Capstan Tennessee Inc., KimbleChase/ThermoFisher Scientific and Richards Industries.

Harriman Industrial Park is a 91-acre park located on the Tennessee River, adjacent to the 9-foot navigation channel of the waterway system.