Ferguson Buys Blackman Plumbing Supply - 27 East

Real Estate News

Real Estate News / 1393320

Ferguson Buys Blackman Plumbing Supply

authorJD Allen on Dec 28, 2018

The Blackman Plumbing Supply showroom on County Road 39 in Southampton is changing hands. Blackman was acquired by Ferguson Enterprises in December. The Brooklyn-founded company is handing over more than 20 locations in New York, New Jersey and Florida to the Virginia-based wholesale distributor of residential and commercial plumbing supplies.

Air conditioning system supplier Wallwork Bros—which has an office in Riverside—was also bought out by Ferguson last month.

The acquisitions are the latest ventures by Ferguson to serve customers in every state, with an ongoing strategy to grow in the New York metro area. In 2012, the company moved into New York with the purchase of competitor Davis & Warshow—one of the area’s largest kitchen and bath product suppliers for decades. Ferguson then created its New York-based market distribution center in 2015, promising customers same-day or next-day product delivery within a 100-mile radius. Several New York showrooms, including a large one in Brooklyn, have opened over the last few years.

After the two latest acquisitions, Ferguson adds 39 new stores and showrooms in the New York metro area. With 99 total locations in the region, the company’s leadership wants to create a foothold where they see potential for growth in real estate development.

“Blackman Plumbing Supply and Wallwork are two well-established companies in the New York metro area,” said Ferguson CEO Kevin Murphy in a statement. “Both have a long history and great customer relationships in the market. Our expanded footprint will allow us to better serve our customer base, particularly on Long Island.”

Blackman Plumbing Supply in Southampton is expected to transition to the Ferguson brand over the next several months.

You May Also Like:

Georgica Pond Modern With Storied Past Trades for $22 Million

A minimalist home sitting along the shoreline of Georgica Pond, which was famously at the ... 28 Oct 2025 by Staff Writer

Online Auction To Offer Dozens of Suffolk County Parcels in December

Approximately 100 parcels will be sold to the highest bidder during this year’s Suffolk County ... by Staff Writer

Sagaponack, Water Mill Rank Among Nation’s Priciest Zip Codes

The East End has done it again. According to PropertyShark’s 2025 list of priciest zip ... 21 Oct 2025 by Staff Writer

Waterfront Bay Watch Hotel & Marina Hits the Market for $10.5 Million

Have you ever dreamed of owning a waterfront hotel and marina? Now you can, to ... by Staff Writer

Vacant Water Mill Parcels Move for Over $6 Million

In Water Mill, four subdivided lots totaling 5.8 acres recently sold on September 17 for ... 14 Oct 2025 by Staff Writer

Southampton Waterfront Home Sells for $12 Million After 15 Years off the Market

For the first time in 15 years, the home at 501 Meadow Lane in Southampton ... by Staff Writer

Three Sales Close Within Village Business Districts

Three sales within East Hampton’s and Sag Harbor’s business districts closed last month, according to ... 7 Oct 2025 by Staff Writer

Sagaponack Estate Trades Hands for $13.65 Million

Earlier this year, a historic, circa-1899 Sagaponack estate traded hands for $13.65 million. On June ... by Staff Writer

Bridgehampton Home Snapped Up for $10 Million Preconstruction

In the case of 85 Pheasant Drive in Bridgehampton, the 11,000-square-foot home went under contract ... by Staff Writer

Modern Meets Historic: Circa-1775 Sagaponack Home Sells for $9.5 Million

For its 250th birthday, the renovated and restored home at 412 Hedges Lane in Sagaponack ... by Staff Writer