Sheetz Proposes to Build Convince Store in Montgomery County
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A Montgomery County corner will soon serve as the front line in the convince store wars of Southeastern Pennsylvania. between Sheetz and Wawa.
Sheetz, an Altoona-based convince store, has now proposed to build a store in Montgomery County.
Alot like Wawa, Sheetz convenience stores are open 24/7 year-round offering made-to-order fast food. Most stores include a gas station, while a few locations are full-scale truck stops, offering showers and a laundromat.
The proposed new store and fueling center would be located at the busy intersection of Ridge Pike and Swamp Pike in Limerick Township., ironically on the same block as an existing Wawa.
With approval, this would be the Western Pennsylvania-based chain’s first investment in a store in the greater Philadelphia area.
According to Action News, Wawa did recently announce an expansion if its own into more parts of Central Pennsylvania, which is basically Sheetz territory.
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Wawa won first place in inaugural convenience store study, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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Sheetz landed in the 4th place position. Quik Trip placed second and Buc-ee’s and Murphys USA both tied for third.
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