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Online distributor of plumbing, HVAC supplies
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Columbus, OH, USA
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SupplyHouse.com operates as an online distributor of plumbing, heating, and HVAC supplies for both professional contractors and homeowners. Customers browse a multi-brand catalog on the website and place orders that are fulfilled from centralized inventory and shipped directly to homes or job sites. The platform focuses on a national online-only model with a wide selection and optimized fulfillment to enable fast, cost-efficient shipping. Its goal is to provide a convenient, affordable online buying experience for plumbing, heating, and HVAC supplies to a broad national customer base with prompt delivery.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Town of Huntington, New York
Founded
2004
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SupplyHouse appoints first general counsel as e-commerce distributor scales operations. May 11, 2026 Andrew Chinsky SupplyHouse has named Andrew Chinsky as its first general counsel, adding dedicated legal leadership as the fast-growing e-commerce distributor expands operations, partnerships and organizational complexity across the professional trades market. Chinsky will oversee the company's legal, compliance and governance functions, helping establish a centralized legal infrastructure designed to support continued growth and operational scale. The appointment reflects a broader trend among rapidly expanding private companies that are increasingly building in-house legal and risk management capabilities as they mature. Founder and CEO Josh Meyerowitz said Chinsky's experience balancing legal strategy with business execution made him a strong fit for the company's next stage of development. He emphasized the need for legal leadership capable of supporting a fast-moving organization while helping build a long-term operational foundation. The hiring comes during a significant growth phase for SupplyHouse, which has become a major online distributor of plumbing, HVAC and electrical supplies serving professional contractors and tradespeople nationwide. As the company expands its supplier relationships, logistics operations and brand initiatives, management said the business has reached a point where embedding legal strategy directly into operational decision-making has become increasingly important. Chinsky brings experience spanning corporate governance, litigation and executive advisory work. Prior to joining SupplyHouse, he served as in-house counsel for retailer Aaron's and previously practiced at two global law firms. The company said his background navigating legal frameworks across multiple business functions aligns with SupplyHouse's increasingly complex operating environment. He holds degrees from Harvard Law School and the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. In his new role, Chinsky will be responsible for building scalable legal and compliance systems designed to support rapid decision-making while strengthening governance and risk management. He said the company is at an important inflection point and described the opportunity as building the legal infrastructure needed to support long-term expansion. The appointment also reflects broader changes across the industrial distribution and e-commerce sectors, where companies serving contractors and skilled trades have seen strong growth driven by housing demand, infrastructure spending and digital purchasing adoption among professional customers. Businesses scaling quickly in those sectors increasingly face more sophisticated regulatory, contractual and operational requirements tied to logistics, data management, supplier relationships and workforce expansion. SupplyHouse has differentiated itself through a digital-first distribution model focused on speed, customer service and specialized inventory for professional trades. The company also operates workforce development initiatives through the SupplyHouse Foundation, aimed at supporting the future pipeline of skilled trades workers. As industrial supply and contractor-focused e-commerce platforms continue growing, companies like SupplyHouse are increasingly investing in executive infrastructure typically associated with larger public or enterprise-scale businesses, including dedicated governance, compliance and legal leadership functions.
SupplyHouse expands Ohio fulfillment center to strengthen speed, capacity and service across the Midwest. * Mar 12, 2026 Updated Mar 12, 2026 PR Newswire MELVILLE, N.Y., March 12, 2026 MELVILLE, N.Y., March 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - SupplyHouse, a leading online supplier of plumbing, HVAC and electrical supplies, today announced the expansion and relocation of its Ohio fulfillment center from Columbus to a significantly larger facility in Winchester, a suburb of Columbus. 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 - a strategic step that supports SupplyHouse's commitment to fast, dependable fulfillment and reflects a strategic footprint to support customers nationally. SupplyHouse expanded its New Jersey fulfillment center in late 2024 and previously opened facilities in Dallas (2021) and Reno (2018). 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, chief operating officer 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." The Ohio expansion is part of SupplyHouse's broader strategy to scale its fulfillment network in alignment with customer demand. By investing in larger, more efficient facilities positioned closer to key markets, the company enhances its ability to provide rapid shipping, consistent inventory availability and reliable service nationwide. Headquartered in Melville, New York, SupplyHouse is a rapidly growing e-commerce company with multiple fulfillment center locations across the United States to facilitate fast shipping. Guided by its core values of generosity, respect, innovation and teamwork (GRIT), SupplyHouse fosters a culture where new ideas are welcomed and customers remain at the center of every decision. SOURCE SupplyHouse Sections. Newsletters. News update. Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today!
Sidley represented SupplyHouse in securing a minority investment from KKR, a global private equity firm, to accelerate its growth. The investment was made through KKR's Ascendant Strategy platform. The Sidley team was led by Dan Clivner and Ryan Hicks, with contributions from various experts in M&A, private equity, employee benefits, global finance, tax, and technology transactions.
SupplyHouse has secured a strategic investment from private equity firm KKR to support its long-term growth plans, the companies announced July 17.
Built on a culture of teamwork, innovation, and customer-centricity, SupplyHouse is consistently recognized as one of the best places to work in the United States.