Electromart Lighting and Electrical Becomes IMARK Canada’s Newest Member

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Apr 2, 2018

Electromart Lighting and Electrical Supply is a Canadian-owned company serving customers in the greater Hamilton, Grimsby, Caledonia, and Brantford communities. The company has an 11,000 square foot building in Hamilton, and also serves the Guelph market from a 6,000 square foot facility in Guelph.

The company was established in the early 1970s by Murray Orgel. Although primarily geared to serve the commercial and industrial supply needs of electrical contractors, the company also serves retail customers.

IMARK Canada is a member-owned, member-governed marketing group for independent electrical and lighting distributors. Find out more: www.imarkcanada.com.

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