House of Electrical Supplies Limited

House Of Electrical

 

House of Electrical Supplies Limited has opened a 10,000 square foot facility in Cambridge at 375 Sheldon Drive, Units 3-4. Now with three locations in South western Ontario, this Affiliated Distributors members boasts a strong and robust e-commerce site. 

Established in 1979 by the father of current President Austin Brennan,House of Electrical has made its name in the electrical market with its service excellence commitment to clients in the industrial, OEM, entertainment, and construction markets. The firm offers a wide array of product solutions ranging from electrical, automation, safety, lighting and portable power distribution. 

The Cambridge location was launched to capitalize on the area’s industrial and contractor segment. The branch,managed by electrical Industry veteran Dan Cowan, will  feature a training facility. The location joins a sister branch in Mississauga,as well as a head office location in Markham. House of Electrical is a member of Canada Electrical Generating Systems Association and Electro-Federation Canada, and is ISO9001-certified.

Find out more: http://houseofelectrical.com.

 

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