“We’re energized by the economic prospects this merger brings to local communities. There’s no limit to what we can accomplish with our combined strengths and resources,” said Dan Starr.
The parties said the strategic decision reflects a shared commitment to exceptional service, quality products, and a comprehensive range of programs to empower independent home improvement business owners.
Both United Hardware and Do it Best leadership teams are dedicated to ensuring a seamless transition for customers without disruption to their service, the companies said.
Under the deal, all United Hardware store locations will maintain their independent brand identities, allowing them to retain their autonomy and individuality within the co-operative framework.
Do it Best said, “By leveraging organizational strengths and resources, the merger will provide value to members and foster their continued success.”