AFTER 15 successful years in the ‘nuts and bolts’ business, the knowledgeable team at Ultimate Fasteners are preparing to move into their new premises, which is currently under construction.
“Nothing else is changing except our address,” says business owner, Dean Jones. “After 15 years, it’s nice to have a new start, the opportunity to reset again and start fresh.”
“When we moved into our current factory, it was great because it was brand new when we opened. All these years later and we have grown, and we need to continue growing with the times.”
Dean is proud that the locally owned business has remained a local hub for tradespeople and everyone else.
After years of unprecedented disruption, they have maintained the same great service while retaining their local workforce.
This October, Ultimate Fasteners returned to the Elmore Field Days.
“Elmore Field Days hasn’t been on for two years. Being back is a great thing, it means that hopefully we’re getting on with life.”
As for getting on with business, Dean and the Ultimate Fasteners’ team anticipate moving into the new building by the end of the year. Customers can look forward to celebrations when they unveil the new development around the corner on Williams Street.
“Our suppliers are very keen to come on board. We’ll be doing new racking which will give the new store a whole new look.”
Dean said, “There’s no hurry. We’ll be there when we need to be there. I think that’s the best thing.”
The new home of Ultimate Fasteners Shepparton is 67 Williams Street. Until then, for nuts and bolts, industrial and trade-based products, as well as the popular Milwaukee and Kincrome ranges, call into 17A Mitchell St, Shepparton.
