Lowe’s Will Offer a Full Range of Klein Tools Products, Serving More Trades than Ever Before Lowe’s and Klein Tools, an American tool manufacturer since 1857, announced a partnership that will bring a significant presence for the iconic tool brand to the electrical and tool departments at Lowe’s. As a result, Lowe’s will offer the Read more
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Lowe’s Will Offer a Full Range of Klein Tools Products, Serving More Trades than Ever Before
Lowe’s and Klein Tools, an American tool manufacturer since 1857, announced a partnership that will bring a significant presence for the iconic tool brand to the electrical and tool departments at Lowe’s. As a result, Lowe’s will offer the widest selection of Klein Tools products anywhere in the home improvement retail channel.
Klein Tools products will be available in Lowe’s stores and on Lowes.com in the second half of 2023, with premium store placement across multiple product categories. Lowe’s initial selection of Klein Tools products will include hand tools, electrical test and measurement tools, followed by a multi-year rollout of new product innovations.
“As the number one hand tool brand among electrical and HVAC professionals, Klein Tools strengthens our Pro brand and product lineup, and delivers immediate credibility across all trades,” said Bill Boltz, Lowe’s executive vice president of merchandising. “The addition of Klein will help drive excitement and traffic among Pro customers looking for market-tested innovation from a brand they trust.”
“Klein Tools is committed to serving professionals across the trades,” said Thomas Klein Jr., Klein Tools President, and COO. “This partnership with Lowe’s enables us to serve Pros with our wide array of products, including innovative new products designed to make work on the job easier, safer and more efficient.”
Rising labor costs and a general shortage of skilled labor affect Pros’ ability to manage their workload. Although Pros are more likely to consider labor challenges minor, Lowe’s State of the Pro report shows that they still expect these challenges to persist in coming months – especially with 74% of Pros agreeing that they rely Read more
Rising labor costs and a general shortage of skilled labor affect Pros’ ability to manage their workload. Although Pros are more likely to consider labor challenges minor, Lowe’s State of the Pro report shows that they still expect these challenges to persist in coming months – especially with 74% of Pros agreeing that they rely on their team more than ever before. Read more about what Pros are doing to retain their crew and attract new talent here.
Homeowners expect Pros to be responsive and honest in their communication throughout the project lifecycle, which increases the likelihood of repeat business. Based on findings from Lowe’s State of the Pro report, homeowners value communication of timelines and costs, business policies and other expectations upfront. Learn more about customer expectations here Read more
Homeowners expect Pros to be responsive and honest in their communication throughout the project lifecycle, which increases the likelihood of repeat business. Based on findings from Lowe’s State of the Pro report, homeowners value communication of timelines and costs, business policies and other expectations upfront. Learn more about customer expectations here.
While skill-level is important, customers are considering other traits before hiring and recommending Pros. Lowe’s State of the Pro report found that homeowners are nearly twice as likely to use personal recommendations or referrals (84%) than external recommendations or referrals (48%). Learn more about strengthening your relationship with customers here Read more
While skill-level is important, customers are considering other traits before hiring and recommending Pros. Lowe’s State of the Pro report found that homeowners are nearly twice as likely to use personal recommendations or referrals (84%) than external recommendations or referrals (48%). Learn more about strengthening your relationship with customers here.
Tip of the Week: According to Lowe’s State of the Pro report, 76% of Pros say they rely on suppliers and retailers more than ever for extra support, with nearly 90% of Pros saying it’s important for retailers to have valuable loyalty programs. By signing up for Lowe’s MVPs Pro Rewards Program, Pros get a Read more
Tip of the Week: According to Lowe’s State of the Pro report, 76% of Pros say they rely on suppliers and retailers more than ever for extra support, with nearly 90% of Pros saying it’s important for retailers to have valuable loyalty programs. By signing up for Lowe’s MVPs Pro Rewards Program, Pros get a true business partner in addition to earning gift cards, exclusive offers, like free select drinks and snacks, access to business tools, Paint Rewards, a chance to win prizes, and newly introduced MVPs Bonus Days!
For more information please visit Lowes.com/Pro.