E.B. Horsman & Son New Full Line Location in Saskatoon

E.B. Horsman

 

August 1, 2018

E.B. Horsman & Son – Intec Controls has opened a Full Line Electrical Supply location in Saskatoon.

We have moved from Intec Controls’ old location to a new building located on 815 66th Street in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The 8,300 square foot building now carries over 5,000 SKUs of process instrumentation, automation, industrial controls, sensors, data communications, lighting, power distribution, wire and general electrical supplies.

The new bigger location has a service counter to provide local customer service, a technical support staff plus shipping methods to meet any job requirements. E.B. Horsman & Son guarantees a broad range of inventory that is supported by our Central Distribution Warehouse. By holding inventory in all twenty-one locations across Western Canada and freely transferring products between branches, customers receive the products they need, when they need them.

In this transitional and dynamic world, E. B. Horsman & Son is poised and positioned to meet, satisfy, resolve and deliver all of your electrical, industrial automation and communications needs. We are “The Electrical Distributor of Choice”.

 

 

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