From house moves to fresh cuts: Another nine familiar businesses welcomed back

Collage featuring nine returning Porirua News Business Directory members, including Beds R Us, Dia Transport, Paulas Home & Living and six other local businesses.
Beds R Us, Dia Transport Furniture Movers, Paulas Home & Living, Wall Place Panel & Paint, Finesse Garden & Outdoor, Moloney & Co Property Management, Kenepuru Car Service Centre, Custodian Services and Barberside Barbershop are continuing as Porirua News Business Directory Founding Members for another 12 months.

From choosing a new bed or shifting furniture to sorting the garden, repairing the car, managing a property or getting a fresh haircut, another nine familiar businesses are being welcomed back for another year.

Beds R Us, Dia Transport Furniture Movers, Paulas Home & Living, Wall Place Panel & Paint, Finesse Garden & Outdoor, Moloney & Co Property Management, Kenepuru Car Service Centre, Custodian Services and Barberside Barbershop are continuing as Founding Members of the Porirua News Business Directory.

They form the second group being celebrated through the Porirua News Welcome Back series, recognising businesses that joined the Directory during its formative growth and remain involved today.

Together, they reflect the wide range of businesses locals rely on to keep their homes, properties, vehicles, workplaces and everyday lives running.

Beds R Us and Paulas Home & Living help people furnish and shape their homes, while Dia Transport Furniture Movers handles the practical work of moving furniture from one location to another.

Finesse Garden & Outdoor, Moloney & Co Property Management and Custodian Services provide services supporting gardens, rental properties and commercial premises.

Wall Place Panel & Paint and Kenepuru Car Service Centre look after local motorists, while Barberside Barbershop provides haircuts from its Porirua barbershop.

Although their work is varied, each business serves people and organisations across Porirua, Tawa and the wider Wellington region.

Their continued involvement also helps keep Porirua News reporting free and accessible for the people of Porirua and Tawa, while giving readers a practical place to find businesses when they need them.

Porirua News Managing Editor Tim Wilson said the group demonstrated the breadth of products and services available through the Business Directory.

“People might be furnishing a home, moving house, maintaining a property, repairing a vehicle, arranging commercial cleaning or simply getting a haircut,” Wilson said.

“These are practical businesses providing products and services people need throughout the year.

“We are proud to welcome them back, and their continued involvement helps us keep producing free and accessible local reporting for the community.”

The Porirua News Business Directory brings together businesses serving Porirua, Tawa and the wider region, making it easier for readers to find local products, services and providers in one place.

More Founding Members will be celebrated as the Welcome Back series continues.

Readers can support the businesses involved and help strengthen locally owned community news by using the Porirua News Business Directory when looking for their next product or service.