AllHome Corp., the Villar Group’s retail arm, said it is tapping the builders’ market with the opening of its new retail location in Las Piñas City.
The company said its AllHome Builder’s Centre Evia, its 47th branch, is tailor-fit to builders and contractors as it has more product selections.
“AllHome Builder’s Centre aims to make material-sourcing much more convenient and less time-consuming for builders and contractors. This store is designed to provide the no-frills shopping experience preferred by busy builders,” Manuel B. Villar Jr., All Value chairman, said.
The new branch is located at Evia Lifestyle Center, in Alabang, Las Piñas. It is accessible to building professionals who service projects in the southern part of Metro Manila, such as Cavite, Laguna and Batangas provices.
It is also accessible to residential developments like Portofino, Verdana Homes and Ponticelli has made it a favorite among the affluent market, the company said.
The new store has a total floor area of almost 2,500 square meters and has a selection of new and contemporary tile designs, modern sanitary wares, hardware items and comprehensive building material offerings.
The company’s exclusive in-house brands such as Rossio, Lustro, Brauhn, Finestra, are bannered alongside top-selling brands, all sourced directly from local and foreign suppliers, ensuring both competitive pricing and top quality for customers.
It also gave free loyalty card to new customers as it targets to increase membership base by tenfold in the next three years.
AllHome said its stores employ strict safety and sanitation measures to assure both shoppers and employees that every location is safe, clean and compliant with stringent protocols, over and above government regulations.
The company’s income in the first half fell 36 percent to P275.65 million from last year’s P434.3 billion, but its revenues did not fall as much despite closure of stores during the strict lockdowns.
Revenues for the period came in at P4.85 billion, down 4 percent from last year’s P5.05 billion, mainly brought about by the closure of stores during the enhanced community quarantine from March 17 to May 15. The stores reopened on May 16 when the modified enhanced community quarantine was implemented.