CitiHardware Shop & Go

Work, home, and daily activities have been all altered, and it’s something most people are adapting to this new normal. Buying essentials and running errands are necessary; yet, health and safety should be our utmost priority.
Consumers are seen to be more inclined to shop conveniently without leaving the comfort of their homes. Recognizing the trend on easy, safe, and contactless shopping, CitiHardware launched Shop & Go last 16th day of November 2020 to serve Davao, Iloilo, Cavite, and Cagayan customers.
Shop & Go provide customers a wide array of hardware and home building needs in an easy and convenient way.
How to order? Follow these few steps.
1 –Check out the CitiHardware branch nearest you.
2 –Call, email or message to your preferred branch from 10AM -5PM. Iloilo -Mandurriao: 0919 -075 -4457, Iloilo.orders@citihardware.com
3 –Confirm your order and payment. CitiHardware Shop & Go provides variety of payment methods, such as online payments via credit card, selected bank transfers, Gcash, GrabPay, Cliqq, Cebuanna Lhuillier and among others via Paynamics.
4 –Choose your preferred option for Pick –Up/Delivery
Aligning CitiHardware’s vision to enhance the living standards of the Filipinos by providing innovative, cost-effective, and high quality home improvement products into this new normal situation, CitiHardware is improving and striving to reach and serve customer needs by introducing more online platforms where customers can shop their hardware and home building needs.
CitiHardware is extending its product offering at Lazada thru www.lazada.com.ph/shop/citihardware-inc. Customers may also shop online at www.shop.citihardware.com. For more information, they may check the CitiHardware website thru www.citihardware.com.

For your hardware and home improvement needs, shop safely and conveniently at CitiHardware and enjoy great value everyday!
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