Kenyon Co. & Napa Grows Deal Signed for Three More New
Stores
July 27, 2004 for Dana B. Kenyon Company
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. – The strategic partnership between NAPA Auto Parts and Dana B. Kenyon Co. continues to build value for both companies. NAPA Auto Parts has an aggressive growth plan and has partnered with the Dana B. Kenyon Co. to provide real estate as well as design-build services for more than a dozen new stores throughout its southeast region.
There are currently three new NAPA stores under construction in Florida City, Fla., Chester, Va. And Richmond, Va. All of which are slated for completion later this summer. Dana B. Kenyon Co. is also preparing to start construction on a second store in Richmond, Va.
Dana B. Kenyon Co. has already completed several projects for NAPA, each of which has finished ahead of schedule. Most recently, the company provided design-build services for stores in Loganville, Ga. and Olive Branch, Miss., and has also completed two remodeling projects in Jacksonville and work at NAPA’s Distribution Center in Jacksonville. Each NAPA retail store is approximately 6,000 square feet with brick or precast construction.
Founded as a construction company, The Dana B. Kenyon Co. has more than 20 years of experience and has built more than 4 million square feet of projects in the commercial, industrial, automotive, estate residential, resort, railroad and worship sectors. The company now consists of three integrated companies that deliver top quality construction services; real estate services; and facilities management services for the full lifecycle of commercial projects. Dana B. Kenyon Co. builds value – from start to finish.
NAPA has over 6,000 auto parts stores, 65 distribution centers, more than 10,500 AutoCare and AutoCare Collision repair facilities and 310,000 parts in inventory every day. In addition to being America’s first choice for automotive parts and accessories, NAPA is also the leading supplier of specialty parts and equipment for the collision repair, heavy-duty truck and industrial markets.