The BP Service Station on Maunu Rd with the temporary store in the background to the right. Photo / Michael Cunningham
The BP Service Station on Maunu Rd with the temporary store in the background to the right. Photo / Michael Cunningham
BP is undertaking a major modification to the petrol station "to ensure the very best offer and experience to its customers in Whangarei", said BP spokeswoman Anna Radich.
The modification will see a more open layout of the store and an improved offer for customers, as well as enhanced securityfeatures and operational spaces for staff.
The works began on September 12 with the new store expected to be open by the end of the year.
During this time the forecourt and carwash will continue to operate as usual and a temporary store has been set up on site.
"Customers can of course still use the BPMe app to pay for their fuel from the convenience of their car," Ms Radich said.
BP GM of Retail and Assets Adrian McClellan said the company's approach to operations is about delivering the best possible offer.
"It's an extremely competitive market and we're seeing new stores popping up quickly and often, but while others may operate a low-cost or budget model for their stores, BP won't cut corners on quality.
"We acknowledge that our customers have a choice, so our objective is to make our offer better than the rest so they have more of a reason to choose us over anyone else," he said.