Exciting Move Ahead – Our New Home at 7 Paerata Road, Pukekohe

Blackwood Montagna Ltd

We are pleased to share some exciting news about the next chapter for our firm. From January 2026, we will be moving into larger, purpose-built premises at 7 Paerata Road, Pukekohe.

This move marks an important milestone in our continued growth and commitment to providing an exceptional level of service to our clients and community. The new premises offer a more spacious and modern environment, better reflecting who we are today and where we are heading as a team. It also allows us to continue expanding our legal services and professional support network within the heart of Pukekohe, without compromising our core values and client focus.

From 1 December 2025, you will start seeing our new signage as we begin the transition to our future home. Until the end of this year, we will continue to operate from our current offices at Professional House, ensuring that our services remain uninterrupted throughout the move.

Our relocation represents more than just a change in address, it symbolises growth, stability, and the shared commitment of our team to the clients and community who have supported us from the beginning.

We are incredibly grateful for the relationships we have built and look forward to welcoming you to our new offices in the New Year.
New address (effective 12 January 2026):
7 Paerata Road
Pukekohe

Thank you for being part of our journey. We cannot wait to show you our new space soon.

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