BJ Take Welcomes Contact Delage as New Quebec Agent

September 30, 2022

BJ TAKE INC has signed Contact Delage as their new agent for Quebec, effective October 1, 2022.

Contact Delage has built a solid reputation within Quebec, focusing on providing superior service to its client base. They work closely with customers in the manufacturing, aerospace, telecommunications and civil engineering verticals through electrical and lighting supply companies. Their Quebec-based customers are served from offices in Montreal & Quebec City. The company also boasts an 8,300-square-foot warehouse and draws on a state-of-the art communications system to optimize efficiency.

Doug Wilson, Vice President of Sales, explained that as the market continues to go through some post-Covid struggles, BJ Take remains committed to its customers and distributors. Wilson explained that “adding Contact Delage at this point makes a great deal of sense for the Quebec market, as the agent has demonstrated the same values as BJ Take” and continued “their commitment to electrical solutions and vast experience in lighting and controls will ensure their customers will remain well-served going forward.” As BJ Take prepares for a very busy fall season, they are extremely pleased that they can continue to deliver this level of service in the Quebec marketplace.

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