About Leaman Container

Don Leaman established Leaman Container in 1974 to build a future for himself and his family. It began with three employees, a 9,000 square foot building in Fort Worth, Texas and three manufacturing machines.

Steve Leaman, Don’s son, started working at Leaman Container in 1981, painting offices after school. He worked his way up, first as a Production employee then through Customer Service. He went into Sales in 1995 and became Sales Manager in 2001. He has been the General Manager since 2003. In 2006 Steve became majority owner.

Leaman Container has over 60 full-time employees, six buildings at 127,000 square feet, 13 box-making machines, and a warehouse full of packaging products.

What has led to Leaman Container’s success? We never sell an empty box. To put it another way, we work with our customers to give them the best value for their dollar. We share our good fortune with our employees and our community.

All in all, we think we’re pretty swell folks, if we do say so ourselves.  We think you’ll say the same if you’ll give us the chance.

Leaman Container’s Core Values

Community Support

At Leaman Container, we believe we have both an obligation and an opportunity as a business to help our people and the people around us to lead happier, more productive lives.

Leaman Container supports area churches and schools, Meals on Wheels, and other local charities.

Through Marketplace Chaplains and their weekly visits to our facility, we provide our employees the opportunity to receive confidential guidance and support on any challenges in their personal or business lives.