Beacon has launched new locations to serve home builders and lumberyards in Lebanon, New Hampshire, Elyria, Ohio, and Roanoke, Virginia.
The new Lebanon, New Hampshire branch is located in Grafton County, near the Vermont border. “We are pleased to introduce contractors in this growing area along the Connecticut River to Beacon’s excellent customer service, product range and digital tools like Beacon PRO+ to help them grow their businesses,” said Gerard Hill, Beacon’s regional vice president, New England.
The new office in Elyria, Ohio, assists consumers in Cleveland by providing a convenient location on the western side of town in Lorain County. “We have watched the Cleveland-Elyria metro area continue to grow and recognize the opportunity to serve contractors more effectively by adding a location that matches the footprint of our customer base,” Todd Skaggs, Beacon’s Great Lakes regional vice president, commented.
The new Roanoke, Virginian location, which is co-located with the Beacon exterior building goods branch, is geared to serving lumberyard clients. “This location along Interstate 81 is key to serving our regional customers. Our inventory range and trucking routes are optimized for our lumberyard customers, and the experienced staff in Roanoke deliver industry-leading service,” Clint Wade, Beacon’s national vice president, elaborated.
To date in 2023, Beacon has opened ten greenfields. As part of its Ambition 2025 targets, the corporation anticipates at least 15 by the end of the year. Generating above-market growth through footprint expansion is a key component of the strategy, and we are making good progress. This year, Beacon has also completed four acquisitions.
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