RC Mowers breaks ground on new Green Bay facility

RC Mowers began construction of a new $4.8-million office and production facility in Green Bay, with a start of operations in February 2023.
The robotic mower manufacturer plans to triple its office and production space with new $4.8-million headquarters.
RC Mowers began construction of a new $4.8-million office and production facility in Green Bay, with a start of operations in February 2023.

RC Mowers, Green Bay, Wisconsin, began construction of a new $4.8-million office and production facility in Green Bay, with plans to begin operations there in February 2023.

“RC Mowers has doubled our revenue every year since our inception four years ago, and this new facility will alleviate the growing pains we’re experiencing as a result of our success,” says Michael Brandt, RC Mowers’ CEO. “Investing in this new building will allow us to grow our manufacturing capabilities as our product line continues to expand, and the additional office space will accommodate our expected employee growth over the next several years.”

The 36,300-square-foot building is located on a 7-acre site adjacent to the company’s current location. It will feature 9,300 square feet for office operations and another 27,000 square feet of production space. The facility will provide the robotics mower manufacturer with three times the space it currently has.

“RC Mowers has a clear growth strategy, and this new facility is key in helping advance these goals,” says Brandt. “This facility will enable us to continue providing quality, American-made robotic mowers and shows our commitment to the future of this industry. With our current and future product lines, we are redefining the business of mowing.”

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