History
1988
The company launches a new division, Adams Property Management, focused on warehouse and industrial property acquisition.
1992 – Adams purchases the historic Gainesville, Mill, a 400,000 square foot turn of the century cotton mill referred to as “the Mill.” After restoration, the five story facility houses corporate offices, truck fleet, warehouses, records storage and leases space to eight tenants.
2002 – Georgia Data Storage changes corporate name to Adams Data Management and relocates corporate offices to Atlanta. The company provides a state-of-art Firelock vault for data tape, media storage – the first one in Georgia.
2003 – Adams is named Georgia Family Business of the Year, celebrating 100 years of excellence.
2004 – The Adams Companies, Inc. is incorporated as collaboration for all the divisions under the umbrella.
2008 – Adams Transfer and Storage awarded the Georgia Family-Owned Business of the Year by the Small Business Administration.
2012 – Adams Data Management is acquired by Access Information Management.
2013 – James Adams acquires and assumes ownership of The Adams Companies and its’ divisions.
2017 – Adams commercial warehousing division is branded Corporate Storage, LLC, and expands storage service offerings for regional manufacturing businesses.
2018 – The Adams Companies enters into agreement to construct a 143,590 sf spec building on 14.8 acres in Gateway Industrial Park in Hartwell, Georgia – Gateway Industrial Park was the first project by the Joint Development Authority of Franklin, Hart, and Stephens Counties.
2019 – Construction completed for 2052 Knox Bridge Crossing Road.
2019 – The Adams Companies & Corporate Storage acquire 1750 Atlanta Hwy in Gainesville, Georgia and begins renovations to the facility. Building goes under contract 1st Qtr 2021.
2020
Both The Adams Companies and Corporate Storage relocate to the 256,000 sq. ft. facility on Atlanta Hwy.
2022
Groundbreaking for expansion project for Corporate Storage and The Adams Companies headquarters at 1750 Atlanta Hwy.