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Workshop Tools Coming to Asheville Outlets

Jill Lieberman February 24, 2016 City Information, Local Business, Press Release

Store Carries Over 6,000 Tool and Household Products

Asheville Outlets announces the addition of Workshop Tools to its retail stores. A family-owned business based in Sevier County, Tennessee, the store stocks new and reconditioned power tools, hand tools and other household items. With over 20 years of experience, Workshop Tools offers solutions for both professional and do-it-yourself projects. There will be an official grand opening and ribbon cutting in early spring.

“Workshop Tools is proud to be a new retailer in Asheville Outlets,” said Will Swann, a partner in the business. “Asheville shares the same friendly customer demographic and we look forward to this new partnership just over the mountain and hope to become a go-to store for tourists and local shoppers,” he continued.

Along with name brand tools at factory outlet prices, Workshop Tools features many items unique to its stores that shoppers will not find elsewhere. Additionally, store fixtures and displays are designed and built in-house to give employees hands-on experience with the tools available for sale. Workshop Tools at Asheville Outlets store will be the fifth location.

About Jill Lieberman

I grew up in Western North Carolina, and like many who grew up here, left for bigger and better things. I ended up choosing to come right back where I started. I have lived in cities from Manhattan to San Francisco to Atlanta. Asheville is my favorite. After getting a master’s degree in journalism with a public relations focus, my first job was with an agency in Greenville working on crisis communications for the hospital system. That began a career where I’ve handled almost every job there is in PR/marketing /media, from copywriter to media buyer to event planner to salesperson. I was in the trenches during the first dot com boom and bust and worked with Google before it became a verb. I’ve written regular columns for publications on beauty products and how to navigate the internet.
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