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Western ITM Swanson is on the move!

If you haven’t heard already, here’s your heads-up: our Swanson store — along with most of the team — is relocating to our newly renovated Kumeu Store, 154 Main Road, Kumeu.
 
You’ll now find Aaron, Adrian, and Matt in their new offices, joined by Alistair – Branch Manager, plus familiar faces from the yard, delivery, and dispatch team who are now part of the Kumeu crew.
 
Pop in and say hi — they’d love to see you!.
 
Final trading day at Swanson is this Friday, 31st October.

Toolbox Top-Up Sale Trade Breakfast Event

This year, the team at Western ITM Kumeu is excited to host our annual Toolbox Top-Up Sale Trade Breakfast!

Date: Thursday, 20 November
Time: 6:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Location: 154 Main Road, Kumeu, Auckland

What’s on offer:

  • 15+ top suppliers onsite – including Makita, Dewalt, Paslode, Toolware, Pink Batts, JSC, Techlam, HazardCo, Ecko, and more!
  • BBQ Cooked Breakfast – a tradie favourite!
  • Barista Coffee – grab a hot mocha or latte while you check out the deals.
  • Winning Wheel is back! Spin to win prizes and go in the Major Prize Draw.
  • Epic deals in-store all day (while stocks last).

Plus, catch up with the teams from BCITO and Mates in Construction.

Save the date – it’s going to be epic!

Huge Milwaukee Power Tool Sale ON NOW!

Milwaukee Madness is on now at Western ITM Whenuapai!
 
Score massive savings on Milwaukee Power Tools — but hurry, stock is limited!
 
Call our team on (09) 417 0141 now to grab yours.
 
All prices exclude GST.

Western ITM: Holiday Trading

All stores will close for the year on December 24th, 2024, and will reopen on January 3rd, 2025.

We wish our staff and valued customers a safe and joyful holiday season.

Major transformation for building industry in 2025

Widespread transformation of the building industry is on the cards, with the coalition government unveiling a comprehensive program to make building in New Zealand faster, easier, more efficient and more affordable.

Building a granny flat or tiny house without the red tape: How easy will it be?

The government's plan to simplify granny flat regulations could profoundly affect the building industry, opening up a new stream of opportunity for residential builders. Under the proposed changes, people will be able to build a small, secondary self-contained dwelling on their property without needing resource consent, making the whole process easier and more cost effective.

The government says the proposals will "make it more affordable for families to live the way that suits them best," and "unlocking the space in the backyards of family members opens the door to new ways of living."