EWEL Announces New Texting Service

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June 11, 2020

EWEL has introduced a new texting service. Now, you can text orders, pictures, questions, documents directly to their order desk at 780.451.2311 and get a quick response during business hours, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm M-F excluding holidays. After-hours messages will be answered the next business day.

“We work hard to make your EWEL experience as awesome as possible. We think our new texting service will help us serve you better and faster. Phone calls and email still have their place, but nothing beats a quick text! Drop us a text at 780.451.2311 and let us go to work for you,” said EWEL via their website.

To add EWEL’s contact info to your phone, you can scan a QR code with your phone or save their phone number 780.451.2311 to your address book.

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