Expansion Announcement of Swift Current Branch

February 26, 2020

Bartle & Gibson are pleased to announce their expansion into the province of Saskatchewan. Their first Saskatchewan branch will be located in Swift Current, which will fall under the Southern Prairies region, and will be opening in May 2020.

The new location address is:
633 North Railway Street West,
Swift Current, SK  S9H 0A5

Bartle & Gibson is proud to have the opportunity to fill a need in the region by entering into Swift Current’s developing marketplace, as well as into a new province. As we expand into Swift Current, which is a hub of many neighbouring towns, we plan to grow our reputation of providing customers with exceptional service, integrity and quality products.

The Swift Current branch will be stocking plumbing, heating and electrical products within its 8,000 sq. ft warehouse, in order to best serve customers in the surrounding area.

Swift Current’s hours will be as follows:
Monday – Friday
7:30am – 4:30pm

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