The home improvement giant will debut two new stores in Texas in January to meet the needs of “rapidly growing communities”.
Lowe’s will open a store in Celina (north of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex) on 23 January, as well as a store in Manvel (south of the Houston metropolitan area) on 30 January.
Each store features approximately 94,000sq ft of retail space, 30,000sq ft of outdoor garden space and will employ more than 100 associates. The new Texas stores will include dedicated Buy Online Pick Up In-Store Zones, as well as enhanced assortments in flooring, kitchen and bath, appliances, workwear and pet products. They will also offer self-service paint kiosks to reduce wait times for guests.
Last November, Lowe’s added to its Texas store count with new locations in Midlothian and Royse City. “Service is at the core of everything we do here at Lowe’s and solving problems and helping customers across their journey is our mandate,” said Joel Cogdell, President of Lowe’s South Division. “Whether that’s helping a family settle into their new home or helping a Pro get everything they need for their project, we are excited to open stores in these communities and begin providing the value and exceptional service Lowe’s is known for.”
