Kitchen and Bath Shop, a one-stop remodeling chain headquartered in Maryland, is planning to hit 20 stores by the end of 2021, an ambitious plan in an industry where expansion is usually sluggish and painstaking. Founded as a company with the goal of eliminating the
Kitchen and Bath Shop has ”soft opened” in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in a bid to move its remodeling services to a wider demographics across Hampton Roads. The store manager in Virginia Beach has said they will open another one in Chesapeake in June to cover
Kitchen and Bath Shop is opening its 5th location in Virginia and 3rd location in Northern Virginia by adding 9th store to its ever-growing chain in Chantilly. Located in Chantilly’s largest industrial park, Kitchen and Bath Shop in Chantilly is planning to serve areas spanning
Kitchen and Bath Shop has opened its doors to customers in Alexandria’s Springfield, becoming the 8th store to open as part of its expanding footprint in the Virginia market. The showroom in Alexandria is planning to hit over $3.5 million in sales in its first
Kitchen and Bath Shop has opened its 8th location in Laurel, MD, just 20 minutes from its headquarters in Columbia, Maryland. The showroom is converted from a bathroom supply store and has very solid contractor base. Kitchen and Bath Shop store in Laurel is planning
The city of Columbia, a populous town in the middle of Maryland, is now home to another Kitchen and Bath Shop location. The store in Columbia is poised to serve as the headquarters of Kitchen and Bath Shop corporation. After extensive renovation of its spacious
Kitchen and Bath Shop has opened its first store in Hampton Roads area, right in the City Center at Oyster Point, hoping to serve customers for their home improvement needs in the Newport News side of the peninsula. Serving all the way to Williamsburg, VA,
Kitchen and Bath Shop has moved to Maryland by opening its first store in Frederick, starting a new chapter in its growing portfolio of one-stop remodeling stores. Maryland store is relatively larger than other stores in Virginia, offering more than a dozen displays of kitchens
A few month after the opening of a Kitchen and Bath Shop location in Fredericksburg, Virginia, a group of businessmen started another location in Washington D.C., right on the border with Maryland to better serve communities both within D.C. as well as College Park-Hyatsville area.
Kitchen and Bath Shop has opened its first location in Fredericksburg, Virginia, offering sprawling community in this town a chance to taste a one-stop-experience when it comes to renovating their houses. Located on the Plank Road, Kitchen and Bath Shop in Fredericksburg is the first