Deschênes Officially Opens a Newly Renovated Service Counter in Quebec City

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Oct 23, 2018

Following months-long renovations, Deschenes officially opened a renovated service counter at its Quebec City location on August 22. Customers in large numbers took this opportunity to visit the new facilities and attend a presentation of products of more than 40 of our partners. The whole event took place in a festive atmosphere, and was an unprecedented success.

Deschênes & Fils Ltée (Quebec division) was created in the 1993 from the merger of Les Grossistes Lacroix and Loubec Canada Inc., becoming a key Canadian wholesaler in plumbing and heating materials in the country. Following the merger, Deschênes expanded its offering with electrical products and power tools.

The company has seven locations in these central and eastern Quebec communities: Quebec City (head office), Lévis, Rimouski, St-Georges-de-Beauce, Trois-Rivières, and Sept-Iles.

Find out more: www.deschenes.qc.ca/en/

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