Melville, NY-based SupplyHouse announced Nov. 12 that it plans to open a 715,000-square-foot distribution center near Atlanta in 2027, expanding its fulfillment network and next-day delivery coverage across the Southeast.

The online distributor of plumbing, HVAC and electrical supplies will locate the facility at 3090 Highway 42 near Locust Grove in Henry County, GA. The building will include 35,000 square feet of office space.

According to Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s office, SupplyHouse will invest an estimated $19 million in the project and create 330 jobs. Construction is expected to begin this month, with the facility projected to be fully operational in 2027. Hiring will span management, administrative support, technical positions, operations, maintenance and quality control.

The Atlanta facility will become SupplyHouse’s fifth fulfillment location, joining operations in Nevada, New Jersey, Ohio and Texas. The company said the addition will expand its one-day delivery footprint in Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas while improving product availability.

Chief Operating Officer Nando Cunha said the expansion will place inventory closer to Southeast customers and reduce transit times. The facility’s receiving, storage, picking and packing operations will be designed to improve efficiency and accelerate order fulfillment.

The announcement follows SupplyHouse’s December 2024 plans to relocate its New Jersey fulfillment center from Cranbury to Dayton. That move increased storage space from 200,000 square feet to 337,105 square feet, providing room for a broader inventory and larger staging and packing areas. The company said the additional capacity would reduce congestion and speed order processing for customers across the Northeast.

Founded in 2004, SupplyHouse serves contractors, trade professionals and do-it-yourself customers. The company said its assortment includes approximately 350,000 products from more than 500 brands.