Westburne Reveals New Branch Design in Rouyn, Quebec

Westburne

Jan 3, 2019

On December 13, in the presence of many customers, team members and partners, Westburne officially reopened a newly renovated branch in Rouyn, Quebec. The branch is located at 233 Boulevard Industriel, Rouyn-Noranda.

The new building holds a clean cut modern design, and offers customers a larger showroom with lots of natural light and a much larger warehouse space. This major investment demonstrates Westburne’s commitment to the Abitibi distribution market and its desire to develop strong relationships with its customers.

Buffet meal, prizes and cheerfulness were all part of the evening. It was a memorable event for the whole team.

Among the markets Westburne serves are oil and gas, manufacturing, food and farm production, pulp and saw mills, panel builders, mining, commercial and institutional facilities, and residential developments.

Find out more: https://www.westburne.ca/cwr/

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