DRY-B-LO Expands into North Carolina

Atlanta--DRY-B-LO International, Inc., national franchisor of the DRY-B-LO Designer Deck Drain System, recently opened two new Franchises in North Carolina, DRY-B-LO of Lake Norman and DRY-B-LO of The Triad.

"North Carolina is an excellent market for us," says company founder and president Grant Moore. "With all its mountains, lakes and hills, the state is highly suitable for raised decks and perfect for DRY-B-LO."

DRY-B-LO of Lake Norman serves the residential area north of Charlotte. Owner Chris Carlay, a local home builder with 16 years of experience, will introduce DRY-B-LO to the area at the Southern Ideal Home Show at the Charlotte Merchandise Mart, September 29th-October 1st.

DRY-B-LO of The Triad serves the Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point areas. Owner Michael Poe, a Home Improvement professional with 10 years of experience, looks forward to launching his new business at the Dixie Classic Fair and Expo, at the Coliseum Annex Exhibition Hall of the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum (LJVM) in Winston-Salem, September 29th-October 8th.

The DRY-B-LO Designer Deck Drain System converts wet, unusable areas below raised decks into clean and attractive, dry spaces for outdoor living. Founded in 1993, DRY-B-LO, Inc. has since been the industry leader in deck drain systems. Using patented technology, DRY-B-LO franchisees have helped thousands of homeowners improve the appearance of their homes, adding value and function. 

DRY-B-LO has been featured on HGTV, the Home and Garden Channel, in the September Popular Mechanics as a "Great Stuff" new product feature and was included in the May issue of Handyman How-To. DRY-B-LO International was an exhibitor at the Charlotte Home Builders Association show last June.

Based in Atlanta, DRY-B-LO also has franchises in Denver, CO; Chattanooga, TN; Birmingham, AL; and Gainesville, Marietta and Suwanee, GA.