Meet&CoMURRAY, Utah — Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. is moving to attract shoppers to its new hybrid retail format while simultaneously expanding its home services sector with the acquisition of a project services company.
On the retail side, the company announced it is cutting prices on thousands of products under its new format, The Container Store x Bed Bath & Beyond. Marcus Lemonis, Executive Chairman and CEO, stated that the move is not a promotion or temporary sale but a deliberate reset designed to better align pricing with the value customers deserve. Consumers can now use a signature 20% off coupon alongside newly reduced prices—down by 25%—across stores.
The first converted location opened May 16 in Fort Worth, and the company is moving quickly to add core Bed Bath & Beyond products to all Container Store locations by mid-June.
Retailing represents one pillar of BBB Inc.’s “Everything Home” strategy. The other involves expanding home services. The company announced the acquisition of Installed Right and SFV Services, a Detroit-based company offering installation, renovation, construction, and project-execution capabilities. The acquisition is intended to further differentiate Bed Bath & Beyond from traditional retailers.
Installed Right and SFV Services generated approximately $60 million in combined revenues with about $5 million in adjusted EBITDA during their most recent fiscal year. BBB Inc. is acquiring the business entirely through common stock, issuing approximately 7.2 million shares to founder Mitch Rosen and his family.
Lemonis noted that the company found a business with a long history of performance, a reputation for consistency, and a founder-led culture that understands national-scale operations.
SFV Services provides renovation, construction, demolition, facilities, and project management services across residential and commercial markets. Installed Right offers professional installation for closets and storage systems, flooring, cabinetry, lighting, shelving, garage organization, and home improvement projects.
The deal aligns with BBB Inc.’s recent acquisitions of Lumber Liquidators, Cabinets To Go, Elfa, and Closet Works. Lemonis added that the home services market remains highly fragmented, presenting a significant opportunity to continue consolidating complementary businesses under the Beyond Home Services banner.
