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EFC Welcomes New Distributer Member: Marchand Electric

November 14, 2023

Since 1892, Marchand Electric has been lighting Ottawa Gatineau homes, commercial establishments, and industrial locations. The company team is passionate about providing quality custom lighting solutions that will transform any space. Finding creative solutions and providing superior customer service is a cornerstone of the company, and as such, the staff is knowledgeable on current trends and the latest technologies.

The EFC-Official Representative for Marchand Electric is Jacques Marchand, President.

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