From Disaster to Fully Operational: Bauhaus Reopens After Devastating Flooding

Almost four months have passed since the catastrophic DANA flooding struck Valencia, Spain. The flood caused widespread devastation, including severe damage to a Bauhaus store. Thanks to a swift and dedicated response from Polygon Spain, the store reopened on Friday, showcasing the power of restoration and resilience.

Trust, Experience, and Global Support

When the floodwaters receded, the damage was overwhelming. Bauhaus faced a significant challenge to restore operations quickly. With our 'restore rather than replace' philosophy, the journey from disaster to a fully operational store was both swift and seamless. By mobilizing resources and experts from across Europe, we provided critical support, demonstrating the strength of our global network. This efficient and coordinated approach enabled Bauhaus to reopen a full two months ahead of its closest competitor, providing a crucial advantage in serving the community once again.

Jesus Alonso Gonzalez, Country President of Polygon Spain, shared his thoughts:

"Seeing Bauhaus open its doors again is a proud moment for all of us. It’s a testament to our team’s expertise, hard work, and commitment to helping businesses recover quickly and sustainably. Our ability to leverage Polygon’s international resources and bring in support from across Europe played a critical role in this success. We are grateful for the trust Bauhaus placed in us and excited to see them back, welcoming their customers again."

Jesús to the right, with Manuel Lopez Castro, Director of Bauhaus Alfafar

Celebrating New Beginnings

The reopening was not only a celebration of a beautifully restored store but also a reminder of what can be achieved when collaboration and expertise come together. We are grateful to have contributed to Bauhaus’s recovery and look forward to seeing them thrive once more.