JET reopens UK site following £1 million redevelopment
JET Waltham Cross has reopened following a large-scale knock down and rebuild project. Owner Arulselvam has invested close to £1 million in the site, with only the canopy and the pumps remaining from the original forecourt.
The site now boasts a 2,000 sq feet Nisa Local convenience store (previously 700 sq feet), 24 nozzles including premium unleaded and diesel, 12 customer parking bays (previously three), a Country Choice baked in-store range and a Costa Coffee machine. A Subway counter will be installed over the coming months and plans are in place to introduce an Amazon Locker.
As part of the works, the 24/7 site has been reimaged with JET’s latest brand on the canopy, stanchion, pumps and polesign. JET’s SENTINEL™ Diesel has been introduced on two pumps, giving customers the option of both premium unleaded and premium diesel at the pumps. The forecourt was re-laid and new tanks were installed.
“Due to a few environmental issues, the works took 13 months, which was longer than we had anticipated,” said Arulselvam.
JET is a leading fuel brand marketed by Phillips 66 Ltd in the UK, with a well-established network of more than 330 independently-operated service stations throughout the UK.
