GRANCIA Trading, the first liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) home delivery service in Cagayan de Oro City, has re-branded its business to GT Gas as the company focuses on bringing safety and convenience to its customers.
Located along Julio Pacana Street, across Southern Philippines College (SPC), GT Gas aims for a fast delivery, in an hour, service.
"We are the only LPG delivery here in Cagayan who focuses on within an hour delivery. It’s like a new revolution on LPG delivery," Dominic "Miko" Garcia, the new CEO of the company, said.
Dominic is the eldest son of Teddy and Pearl Garcia, the previous CEO of Grancia Trading now GT Gas.
GT Gas also offers free installation, free check-up, and free leak test on every delivery to provide its clients safety and convenience.
"We do simple repairs but when it comes to highly technical repair, we will recommend someone to fix it," Dominic said.
Prior to its rebranding, Grancia Trading, established in 1998, was an authorized exclusive distributor of Gas Petronas for Cagayan de Oro.
Now under the new and modern banner, GT Gas, the company shed its distributor image and started catering to all clients and all LPG brands.
"Now we decided to cater a lot of customers and for the convenience also for some of the customers, so we have decided to go multi-brand," Dominic said.
"We are carrying the most famous brands in the Philippines. We have Solane, Phoenix gas, Gasul and Pryce Gas. These are brands that are very reliable here," he added.
GT Gas also sells super kalan or the small tanks, stoves, regulators, and some other accessories.
Dominic plans to systematically bring the development of the Call, Order Receive process all over Mindanao in the next year and so and to roll out the same marketing campaign regionally, targeting Cebu next.
"The whole idea is to bring convenience where it is necessary, so mothers can still cook a good meal for their kids, fathers can ensure their family is fed with the best home cooked meals," Dominic said.