Ideal Supply Expands Offerings in 2 Ontario Branches

Ideal Supply New Branch

Ideal Supply has extended its presence in both Parry Sound and Exeter, ON by moving both branches to larger facilities and adding a full stock of electrical inventory. Parry Sound and Exeter branches had been operating solely as NAPA Auto Parts stores in those communities, but by transferring in electrical inside sales staff, and adding significant inventories, they are ready to support local contractors and industrial customers. Ideal Supply made the same change to the Keswick branch back in 2014. For all of Ideal Supply’s 32 branch locations, visit http://www.idealsupply.com.

 

 

 

 

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