DIY retailer to create jobs with Lewisham branch opening
Toolstation, one of the UK’s largest suppliers of tools and other DIY supplies, has announced the opening of a new branch in London on Monday May 2, based in Lewisham.
The Lewisham branch will create seven new roles in the area, in addition to the 300 permanent roles currently being recruited across the business in branches, distribution centres and the customer contact centre.
With over 500 branches and 25,000 products, the multi-channel retailer means customers can order through its app, online and in-branch. Its rapid click and collect service means they can collect within five minutes of ordering.
Store manager Ashad Miah commented: “We are pleased to be opening the new branch and supporting local tradespeople, DIYers and home builders with tools and more in Lewisham. Our knowledgeable team is committed to providing local customers with a reliable and convenient service for the essentials they need to tackle any task.”
Toolstation’s multi-channel service means customers can purchase products from the catalogue via the branch directly, on through their Click & Collect service, or through the Toolstation app, providing the quickest and easiest way for trade and DIY customers to shop with Toolstation.
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