Thomas & Betts Canada’s “Win a Garage” Make-over Promotion: the Transformation Is Complete

Thomas & Betts Canada’s Win a Garage” Make-over Promotion: the Transformation Is Complete

 

October 27, 2016

Bert Doppenberg, the Abbotsford, BC grand prize winner of Thomas & Betts Canada’s recent “Win a garage make-over promotion,” now has a new and improved garage.

With every $100 purchase of Star Teck fittings, electrical contractors had an opportunity to enter a draw to win one of four exciting prizes, including the garage make-over grand prize. The promotion ran from March 1 to April 29, 2016.

The four lucky prize winners, whose names were randomly drawn from almost 35,000 entries, are

  • Bert Doppenberg, Abbotsford, BC (shown in photo) — grand prize garage make-over (a value of $12,000)
  • Ledcor Projects Inc., Edmonton, AB — air compressor
  • NexSource Power Inc., Sylvan Lake, AB — jobsite radio
  • Pronghorn Controls Ltd., Calgary, AB — toolbox

Check out a before and after video of Bert Doppenberg’s garage transformation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-1Gb_BUjb0&feature=youtu.be.

 

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