NATIONAL LUMBER IN BERLIN, GRAND REOPENING
Berlin Selectman, David Marble, does the honors at the board cutting ceremony to mark the Grand Reopening on May 12, 2008. L-R: Dean Wagar (VP Sales), Alan Lisee (Store Manager), Suzi Kaitz (VP, General Manager of Kitchen Views), Margie Kaitz (CEO), David Marble (Berlin Selectman), Steven Kaitz (CEO), Doug Coldwell (former owner), Manny Pina (President), Dennis Scott (store employee) and John Intravaia (VP Operations). Photographer: Wendy Whitty, Remodeling News Magazine
Mansfield, MA-May 12, 2008-Family owned and operated for 74 years, National Lumber announces the Grand Reopening of their Berlin, MA location. The celebration continues at their locations in Newton, Mansfield, New Bedford and Salem. During the week of May 12-May 17, 2008 there will be special events only in Berlin, but all locations will offer great discounts and spectacular prize drawings.
After a busy year of serving the Berlin area, restocking and refurbishing the store and kitchen showroom, they're ready to unveil this fifth location serving professionals and homeowners. The Berlin home center and lumberyard was previously owned by Doug Coldwell, and has been part of the community for the past 100 years. National Lumber is proud to continue the tradition of exceptional service and quality products that are the hallmark of a New England family owned and operated company.
What changes have been made to benefit you? To start, it means that you'll find time-tested, quality products such as Benjamin Moore Paints in a newly designed comfortable space with paint experts serving you. The building materials inventory has been expanded to give greater choice and prices have been lowered due to National Lumber's increased buying power. Kitchen Views cabinetry and design showroom has all new vignettes to help you "imagine the beautiful things you can do with Kitchen Views." Talented designers will see that your finished kitchen exceeds your expectations.
National Lumber has become the largest independent distributor of building materials in New England by earning their customers' business one project at a time. Stop by and see the difference for yourself.
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