26 Walmart stores in Pa. to be remodeled
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Walmart announced Wednesday it plans to remodel 26 stores across Pennsylvania this year, including some local shops.
The nearest stores in the greater Pittsburgh area getting remodeled include Richland, Harrison, Johnstown, Washington, Somerset, Monaca and Punxsutawney.
The remodels will focus on enhancing the associate experience and community engagement, Walmart said. Pennsylvania’s stores are part of a remodel of more than 650 stores across the U.S.
Specifically, updates will include:
- New signage, as well as new displays to better showcase merchandise
- Expanded departments and new items in stock to align with what customers are looking for
- Expanded online pickup and delivery to fulfill the growing number of online customer orders
- Pharmacy upgrades like wider aisles, new private screening room and privacy checkout areas
Throughout the past five years, Walmart has invested more than $493 million to upgrade stores throughout Pennsylvania already.
“Our stores often serve as the heartbeat of the communities we operate in, and these remodels are a testament to our dedication to enhancing that role,” said Annie Walker, senior vice president of the East Business Unit at Walmart.
Others across the state include:
- 100 Crossings Blvd. in Elverson
- 1091 Millcreek Road in Allentown
- 9300 State Route 61 in Coal Township
- 4600 Roosevelt Blvd. Building G in Philadelphia
- 10180 U.S. 522 S in Lewistown
- 650 S. Trooper Road in Norristown
- 698 Shrewsbury Commons Ave. in Shrewsbury
- 3400 Hartzdale Drive in Camp Hill
- 2901 Market St. in Warren
- 620 Gravel Pike in East Greenville
- 355 Lincoln Ave. in East Stroudsburg
- 233 Shoemaker Road in Pottstown
- 6520 Carlisle Pike Ste 550 in Mechanicsburg
- 100 N. Londonderry Square in Palmyra
- 605 Conchester Hwy in Boothwyn
- 50 Newberry Parkway in Etters
- 50 N. Macdade Blvd. in Glenolden
- 200 Kocker Lane in Elizabethville
- 35 Plaza Drive in Tamaqua