Millennial homeowners, eager to invest in the repair and maintenance of their homes but lacking know-how, can now turn to Lowe's Home Repair Workshops for practical, hands-on learning to enhance their DIY skills. This new workshop series tailor-made for Millennials expands upon the retailer's DIY-University (DIY-U) and appeals to homeowners who want to do the work themselves rather than outsource labor to a professional.
The Home Repair Workshops will be hosted in 100 stores across the United States and on weekends, DIYers and homeowners can enhance their home repair skills and get the help they need to make basic fixes at home. Lowe's will be running workshops on topics like How to Repair, Replace or Unclog a Toilet, as well as How to Replace Different Types of Outlets and Switches.
Millennial Home Repair Workshops
Lowe's Home Repair Workshops Teach Basic Maintenance Skills
Trend Themes
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3. DIY Movement - Lowe's Home Repair Workshops tap into the growing DIY movement among Millennial homeowners who prefer to do the work themselves.
Industry Implications
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