IN THIS ISSUE: Retail Stores Open for Customer Traffic | Common Sense Safety | Memorial Day Tribute
Our doors are open again!
It’s been too long — come and see us!Executive Order 2020-92 allows us to welcome you back inside our stores. There are new safety restrictions (of course), but we’re making it easy and safe to be in our stores and work with our staff.
Regular hours starting:
Harbor Springs and Petoskey
Friday, May 22nd
Gaylord and Traverse City
Tuesday, May 26th
All stores closed Saturday, May 23rd and Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day
Our common sense approach to safety
Our COVID-19 Safety Plan is based on 5 simple, common sense safety principles:
We’ve made it easy for our customers to be safe inside our stores
Masks and sanitizer will be available at all store entrances. Per Executive Order, all customers must wear masks in enclosed public spaces.
Store counters and meeting areas will be physically configured for 6' safe social distancing.
Daily Preston Feather staff health self-screening is implemented for all of our employees.
Curbside pick-up (call ahead, ready in 30 minutes) has been popular and will continue to be provided.
Window & Door, Kitchen & Bath showroom appointments will be required, as we continue to stagger our staffing to minimize group contact (per Executive Order)
We’ve shined up our stores and yards and look forward to seeing you! Many new products from our Spring show buys.
Thank you to our customers who have worked with us to be safe while we help get the construction industry moving again
Continue to send us your COVID-19 safety plans we may adapt as needed, from design and estimating through delivery and returns
With honor and gratitude, we remember you
Our stores will be closed Saturday, May 23rd and Monday, May 25th in memoriam of those who gave their lives for our country
Watch the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington, D.C. This meticulous ceremony is performed by a select few chosen for this highest of honors.
