EWEL Launches New Business Website

EWEL

Feb 13, 2019

EWEL is a Western Canadian-owned and operated electrical wholesaler serving residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial sectors. They are pleased to announce their new business website: www.ewel.ca.

The completely revamped website features a clean, streamlined design, enhanced functionality, and enriched content to help their customers find valuable information and easily contact us.

“We’re excited about the new website as it reflects our strategic direction as an electrical wholesaler with advanced service. We thrive on feedback and we’re constantly consulting our customers and partners to understand what they expect and need from us. Our website is a vital first step in our mission to build EWEL’s online presence and advance the business of electrical wholesaling,” says Iryna Mazepa, Director of Marketing at EWEL.

Their new website is interactive and provides a solid overview of their product lines and services. Visitors and customers will find helpful information on their recent projects, store locations, and latest deals. To help their customers keep in touch with them, the website integrates social media buttons and contact information for all team members. It enables their customers to ask questions or request an EWEL account by submitting online forms at any time. And they are always updating our content with helpful information, articles, blog posts, company announcements, and deals.

Visit their new website HERE

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