CSC LED Opens New Warehouse in Calgary, Alberta

November 5, 2021

CSC LED is proud to announce the opening of their third Canadian warehouse to better serve our customers in the midwest.

“As we continue to expand our product offerings, technical support, and digital tools to make ordering CSC LED products even easier, we understand the need for fast shipping and local support.

We are proud to announce the opening of our third Canadian location in Calgary, Alberta. This new location will improve the region’s access to inventory and enhance the many customer-centric services we provide,” said Mark McNally, President, CSC LED.

Orders can be emailed to ordersbc@csc-led.com or placed using our online portal at www.csc-led.com.

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