Gerrie Electric Wholesale Shares Progress of New CDC Facility

July 30, 2020

Gerrie Electric Wholesale are excited to share photos on the progress of their Central Distribution Centre (CDC) construction.

The new 80,000 square foot facility will combine thier wire warehouse and CDC creating more efficiency being under one roof.

“We are proud to remain in the City of Burlington, Ontario and support our amazing community. We are eager to watch our new expanded CDC be built over the coming months to support our future growth,” said Gerrie Electric vie LinkedIn.

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