The flooring company said it was negotiating with several potential buyers interested in purchasing the business. The list of closing stores covers 31 states.
In a letter to customers, CEO Charles Tyson called the filing “a legal tool that will provide us with time and financial flexibility as we pursue a going-concern sale of the business.” Tyson stressed the company remains “open for business.”
LL Flooring officially filed for bankruptcy in Delaware Sunday, but said in a statement that they are negotiating with several parties interested in buying the business.
In bankruptcy filings and on its website, LL Flooring listed 94 stores in 31 states that would close. More than 300 are expected to remain open as the company seeks buyers.
LL Flooring is one of the largest flooring retailers in the country.
LL Flooring store closings 2024: Full list of closures
Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Arizona
Mesa, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Prescott Valley, AZ
California
Bakersfield, CA
Burlingame, CA
Elk Grove, CA
Fairfield, CA
Fresno, …
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