Move will leave the retailer with two remaining stores in Norfolk and Richmond, Virginia
NORFOLK, Va. — Retailer The Dump announced it is closing its locations outside Virginia, a move that will leave it with two remaining stores in Norfolk and Richmond.
A notice sent to Home News Now said the retailer is closing its Atlanta, Tempe, Arizona, Chicagoland, Houston and Dallas locations. According to its website, it has one location in each metro area, with the exception of the Chicago region, where it has stores in Deerfield and Lombard.

According to a memo from company CEO Brian Woods obtained by Home News Now, the decision to wind down these operations “follows an extensive evaluation of our strategic alternatives. While this marks the end of these store operations, it does not diminish our associates’ pride and accomplishments over the last 23 years.”
He added that the company has “proudly served our communities, welcomed millions of customers, and created an innovative and successful true furniture outlet. We are deeply grateful to our associates, customers, business partners, and the communities that have supported us throughout that journey.”
“We recognize the impact this decision has on our associates, customers, and the communities we have proudly served,” he continued. “This was not a decision made lightly. After carefully considering every reasonable alternative, we concluded that this was the right business decision. Our immediate focus is supporting our associates through this transition while continuing to provide the outstanding value and customer experience The Dump is known for.”
He noted that the stores will remain open throughout their respective wind-down periods, serving customers and honoring existing commitments, during the store closure sales. These closure dates, he said, will be announced at a later date.
He noted that the company will continue to support customers with existing orders, warranties, financing arrangements or service needs throughout the transition. He added that further information regarding individual store timelines and customer service resources will be communicated as it becomes available.
“The Dump sincerely thanks every associate, customer, vendor, and community partner who has contributed to the success of these stores over the years,” he said. “Their loyalty, dedication, and support have left a lasting mark on our company, and we are deeply appreciative of the role they have played in our history.”
The Dump is part of Home News Now 125 retailer Haynes Furniture and represents its luxury discount brand selling closeouts, overstocks and design samples. It closed its location in Hampton, Virginia, last year.

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