Tysons’ new Burlington is currently closed due to a trash compactor fire earlier this month — but may reopen soon.
Signs on the door say that the store is temporarily closed. “We apologize for the inconvenience,” the sign says.
The store opened at 8355 Leesburg Pike in September.
Smoke entered the store from a fire in a trash compactor behind the building on Oct. 4, Ashley Hildebrandt, a spokesperson for Fairfax County Fire and Rescue, told Tysons Reporter.
A reader told Tysons Reporter that the Burlington has been closed since at least Sunday, Oct. 6.
Tysons Reporter reached out to Burlington to ask when the store closed and when it plans to reopen. This story will be updated if the company responds.
Two employees at nearby Burlington stores said that while a reopening date has not been announced yet, they have heard that the store may reopen by next week.
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