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Building America's Infrastructure

From a single corrugated metal pipe shop in Bath, New York to the nation's largest manufacturer of drainage solutions — coast to coast.

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The Founding Era

1934

Lane Metal Products Founded

Ray Lane established Lane Metal Products, beginning a legacy in corrugated metal pipe manufacturing that would span nine decades and grow into the nation’s largest producer of drainage solutions.

1934
1951

Lane-PennCarva Opens

Lane expanded southward with a new facility in Bealeton, VA, establishing a key production hub serving Mid-Atlantic markets and laying the groundwork for broader regional coverage.

1951
1957

Juniata Culvert Added

The addition of the Juniata Culvert operation in Bedford, PA strengthened Lane’s presence in the Pennsylvania market and expanded corrugated metal pipe capacity to serve growing infrastructure demands.

1957

Growth & Diversification

1970

Two New Plants Open

Lane opened two plants simultaneously, expanding its manufacturing footprint significantly across the Northeast and strengthening its ability to serve major metropolitan construction markets.

1970
1972

Dublin, VA Plant Opens

A new corrugated steel pipe manufacturing plant in Dublin, VA gave Lane a strong position in the southern Virginia market, further building out its East Coast corridor of facilities.

1972
1973

Structural Plate Production Begins

Lane entered the structural plate market, manufacturing corrugated steel structural plate for bridge and culvert applications — a product line that would become central to the company’s identity in buried infrastructure.

1973
1979

Custom Coating Facility

A full-service coatings facility was added in Carlisle, PA, providing hot-dip galvanizing and polymer coating services to enhance the corrosion resistance and longevity of Lane’s steel products.

1979
1986

Second Mill — Bedford, PA

A second corrugating mill was added in Bedford, doubling the site’s production capacity and ensuring Lane could meet rising demand for corrugated steel pipe used in buried drainage structures across the region.

1986
1988

Mill Added in Ballston Spa

Expanding the New York facility with an additional corrugating mill reinforced Lane’s stormwater conveyance manufacturing capacity in the Northeast corridor, a region with strong and growing infrastructure investment.

1988
1990

Gabion Production Begins

Lane added welded wire mesh gabion and gabion mattress production at Pulaski — flexible, rock-filled modular systems used for earth retention and soil stabilization on construction projects.

1990

Innovation & Technology

1994

HDPE Plastic Pipe Production

A pivotal moment — Lane entered the thermoplastic pipe market with its first HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) production plant, offering lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternatives to traditional metal pipe for stormwater applications.

1994
1972

Dublin, VA Plant Opens

A new corrugated steel pipe manufacturing plant in Dublin, VA gave Lane a strong position in the southern Virginia market, further building out its East Coast corridor of facilities.

1972
1973

Structural Plate Production Begins

Lane entered the structural plate market, manufacturing corrugated steel structural plate for bridge and culvert applications — a product line that would become central to the company’s identity in buried infrastructure.

1973
1979

Custom Coating Facility

A full-service coatings facility was added in Carlisle, PA, providing hot-dip galvanizing and polymer coating services to enhance the corrosion resistance and longevity of Lane’s steel products.

1979
1986

Second Mill — Bedford, PA

A second corrugating mill was added in Bedford, doubling the site’s production capacity and ensuring Lane could meet rising demand for corrugated steel pipe used in buried drainage structures across the region.

1986
1988

Mill Added in Ballston Spa

Expanding the New York facility with an additional corrugating mill reinforced Lane’s stormwater conveyance manufacturing capacity in the Northeast corridor, a region with strong and growing infrastructure investment.

1988
1990

Gabion Production Begins

Lane added welded wire mesh gabion and gabion mattress production at Pulaski — flexible, rock-filled modular systems used for earth retention and soil stabilization on construction projects.

1990
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