EWEL Announces Relocation of Sherwood Park Branch

CEW EWEL Sherwood 400

 Feb 23, 2021

EWEL has announced the plan to move its Sherwood Park branch into a brand-new facility at #130 3001 Buckingham Drive, Sherwood Park, Alberta. Relocation has proceeded in staged phases since late summer 2020 and will conclude by late February 2021.

The new unit space is approximately 9,500 square feet with a 4,500 square foot yard, which makes it nearly three times larger than the previous location. The expansion stems from EWEL’s steady growth over the last four decades, necessitating space for increased inventory, more comfortable spaces for employees, and for more streamlined warehousing processes. The additional space will also further EWEL’s expansion into the industrial market, offering a wider selection of industrial product lines and services.

Company General Manager, David Carson says: “This is EWEL’s largest expansion yet and we’re pumped. The large modern facility lets us offer more products and bolsters our reputation as a customer-driven electrical equipment supplier. It’s also an upgrade to the office environs of our industrial sales team. With our new Park location, we’re in the game 100%.”

Starting from March 1, 2021, the new address for EWEL Sherwood Park is #130, 3001 Buckingham Drive, Sherwood Park.

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