E.B. Horsman & Son’s Parksville, BC Branch Moves to New Location

Horsman

Sept 30, 2018

The brand new 8,500 square foot building, at 1023 Herring Gull Way, replaces the current 5,000 square foot location on 425 E. Stanford Avenue that has served the Parksville area since 1993.

The new, bigger, location has a service counter to provide local customer service and a larger parking lot. The extra space will also allow .B. Horsman & Son to increase the inventory of process instrumentation, automation, industrial controls, sensors, data communications, lighting, power distribution, wire and general electrical supplies to serve our Vancouver Island customers better.

Established in 1900, E.B. Horsman & Son is the largest independently owned and operated electrical supplier in Western Canada with locations across British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Related Articles

Latest Articles

  • Navigating Tariff Uncertainty as an Electrical Contractor

    April 15, 2025 By Matthew Biswas These three words put me into a catatonic shock – Supply Chain Disruption. It seems like just yesterday I was standing at a counter asking for products I’d bought 100’s of times before and being told they are on backorder with no expected delivery date. Circuit breakers, dimmers, panels,… Read More…

  • Four Ways Permanent Power Enahnces Outdoor Spaces

    Four Ways Permanent Power Enahnces Outdoor Spaces

    April 14, 2025 Today’s workplaces are expanding beyond the four walls of an office. As technology continues to evolve, employees are looking for new and alternative workspaces to inspire creativity and increase productivity. This includes taking their work to outdoor spaces. Bringing technology to outdoor spaces has become a challenge for facility managers and property… Read More…

  • CAF-FCA Provides Recomendations on Apprenticeship Investment

    CAF-FCA Provides Recomendations on Apprenticeship Investment

    April 13, 2025 CAF-FCA have provided an outline of actionable recommendations—developed through national consultation—to enhance accessibility, reduce financial barriers, and better align apprenticeship training with industry needs. Source Read More…

  • New Report: Preparing Alberta’s Buildings for Severe Weather

    New Report: Preparing Alberta’s Buildings for Severe Weather

    April 13, 2025 Alberta is facing more severe weather events, with rising temperatures, wildfires, and more frequent extreme storms threatening homes and businesses. Our report, Preparing Alberta’s Buildings for Severe Weather−written in partnership with the Alberta Ecotrust Retrofit Accelerator program−highlights the need for deep retrofits to ensure the province’s buildings can withstand these changing conditions. Four… Read More…

Changing Scene