Partner Article
RGB Building Supplies opens in Plymouth
RGB Building Supplies is delighted to announce the opening of a Plymouth branch following the acquisition of Perrys Builders Merchants, based on Newham Industrial Estate, Plympton.
The Plymouth branch offers trade and retail customers a wide range of building materials, landscaping goods and decorating supplies.
RGB has operated in Devon, Cornwall and Somerset for over 170 years and is one of the leading independent builders merchants in the South West. The business was acquired by the Grant & Stone Group in March 2021, which has allowed RGB to add to and improve its offering. The acquisition of Perrys Builders Merchants enables RGB to continue its commitment to providing excellent customer service and quality materials to existing and new customers.
Andy Gamble, Managing Director of RGB Building Supplies, commented:
“We’re thrilled to have expanded our branch network by opening in Plymouth and look forward to being part of the local community. The team at the branch is highly knowledgeable and have done so much to grow the business; we’re pleased to welcome them to the RGB family.”
Mark Periton, the Perrys Builders Merchant founder, will continue running RGB Plymouth. He added:
“We’d like to assure our customers that it’s business as usual as all of the Perrys team are remaining at the branch. We’re looking forward to the opportunities that being part of RGB Building Supplies will bring and to welcoming current and new customers through the doors.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sally Burfoot .
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