Mellville, NY-based SupplyHouse — an eCommerce-based distributor of plumbing, HVAC and electrical supplies — announced an expansion and relocation of its Columbus, OH fulfillment center to a larger facility in Winchester, a suburb of Columbus.

In a March 12 news release, the company stated the new distribution center, located at 6085 Winchester Pike Canal, represents a major investment in infrastructure designed to improve delivery speed, increase inventory depth and elevate service for customers across the Midwest and Plains regions.

The move expands the company’s Ohio capacity from approximately 289,000 square feet to 527,000 square feet of operational space, which the company said supports its commitment to fast, dependable fulfillment for customers nationwide.

SupplyHouse expanded its New Jersey fulfillment center in late 2024 and previously opened facilities in Dallas (2021) and Reno (2018).

The company said the expanded Ohio facility enables greater on-hand inventory, broader product assortment and improved stock availability for contractors, trade professionals and DIYers who rely on SupplyHouse to keep jobs and projects on schedule. With larger staging, picking, and packing areas, the new center is engineered to reduce processing time, improve order accuracy and increase same-day shipping capacity.

“This expansion is about making it easier and faster for our customers to get what they need,” said Nando Cunha, COO at SupplyHouse. “By increasing our inventory capacity and optimizing our fulfillment operations, we’re strengthening our ability to deliver the right products, at the right time, so our customers can keep their projects moving without delay.”

SupplyHouse is owned and led by Founder and CEO Josh Meyerowitz, who started the company in 2004. In July of 2025, the company announced a strategic investment from KKR to support its long-term growth.