New showrooms, new designer for Hancock Lumber
Hancock Lumber will open Home Again design showrooms at its Windham and Yarmouth locations.
Hancock Lumber said it will expand its Home Again brand with the opening of two new design showrooms at its existing Windham and Yarmouth, Maine yard locations.
“Connectivity to our lumberyard locations has proven itself with the expansion of the Home Again brand in Brunswick, Kennebunk, and North Conway over the last few years.” Hancock Lumber said on its web site. “We have assembled a team to make sure that we design and create a modern, innovative, effective showroom experience for our homeowners, builders, and employees.”
Both Home Again locations are expected to open in November of this year, the Casco, Maine-based pro dealer said. Hancock Lumber also operates a stand alone Home Again location in South Portland.
The dealer has also hired Danielle Cialino, Hancock’s newest kitchen designer, along with Laura Parks, who will provide kitchen and bath inside sales support.
Cialino joins Hancock Lumber’s Home Again kitchen design team with 9 years of experience in remodeling and renovations, including 4 years as a kitchen and bath designer.
Parks has the kitchen and bath team and will eventually move to Hancock’s new Yarmouth location when that facility opens.
In addition to its showrooms, Hancock Lumber operates 8 retail locations and 3 sawmills in Maine, along with a yard in North Conway, N.H.
“Connectivity to our lumberyard locations has proven itself with the expansion of the Home Again brand in Brunswick, Kennebunk, and North Conway over the last few years.” Hancock Lumber said on its web site. “We have assembled a team to make sure that we design and create a modern, innovative, effective showroom experience for our homeowners, builders, and employees.”
Both Home Again locations are expected to open in November of this year, the Casco, Maine-based pro dealer said. Hancock Lumber also operates a stand alone Home Again location in South Portland.
The dealer has also hired Danielle Cialino, Hancock’s newest kitchen designer, along with Laura Parks, who will provide kitchen and bath inside sales support.
Cialino joins Hancock Lumber’s Home Again kitchen design team with 9 years of experience in remodeling and renovations, including 4 years as a kitchen and bath designer.
Parks has the kitchen and bath team and will eventually move to Hancock’s new Yarmouth location when that facility opens.
In addition to its showrooms, Hancock Lumber operates 8 retail locations and 3 sawmills in Maine, along with a yard in North Conway, N.H.