Walmart celebrated the newly remodeled store Thursday, October 1, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside Roseville associates, customers and community leaders. Photo courtesy of Actum LLC 


ROSEVILLE, CA (MPG) — Walmart customers in Roseville now have more products to shop, new fresh food options, and more convenient ways to get what they need following a major remodel of the Walmart Supercenter at 900 Pleasant Grove Blvd.

 

The newly transformed store features refreshed departments with expanded assortments across housewares, apparel, technology and cosmetics; a new sushi counter; upgraded automotive and vision centers; and expanded pickup and delivery options for customers who want to shop on their schedule.

 

“Our team is proud to bring these new updates to customers here in Roseville,” said Vitaliy Stepanov, Roseville Store Manager. “Whether customers are shopping in-store, picking up an order or stopping by for one of our services, these improvements are all about making their experience easier and more convenient. We’re excited for the community to come in and see what’s new.”

Photos and b-roll of the event and the remodeled store are available HERE. 

 

There are more ways to shop on your schedule. Expanded pickup and delivery capabilities, including Curbside Pickup and Fast Delivery within three hours, giving Roseville customers more flexibility in how and when they shop.

Also including a refreshed vision center. An updated look, layout and signage designed to create a more comfortable and customer-friendly experience.

The experience will also include a more comfortable auto care experience. A transformed Auto Care Center featuring a brand-new waiting area designed to make customers more comfortable while their vehicles are being serviced.

Walmart celebrated the newly remodeled store Thursday, Oct. 1, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside Roseville associates, customers and community leaders. Representatives from the Roseville Chamber of Commerce, Congressmember Kevin Kiley’s office, Senator Roger Niello’s office, and Assemblymember Jim Patterson’s office were in attendance. Roseville’s local public safety agencies and community organizations also joined the celebration.

As part of the reopening, the Roseville Supercenter also presented $11,500 in grants to six local organizations supporting public safety, youth development and community services: the Roseville Police Department, Roseville Fire Department, Salvation Army, EMPACT Community Organization, Sacramento Young Marines and Roseville’s Teams and Dreams Foundation.