BJ Take Brings Customer Service to Western and Eastern Canada

BJ Take Inc

December 15, 2017

Committed to bringing more LED lighting products to the Canadian marketplace, BJ Take recently announced that they have partnered with A.M. Agency in Alberta and Next Inc. headquartered in the maritime provinces.

Doug Wilson explains “the significance of these partnerships is that prospective customers in Alberta and the maritime provinces can enjoy the energy-efficient lighting solutions offered by BJ Take while experiencing some of the best customer service in the industry”. He continued, “Canadian manufactured LED lighting products are important to both our environment and our economy. By buying a Canadian made product you are bolstering our economy while having access to local manufacturing that is both flexible and offers short lead times”.

With over 25 years of experience in the Alberta market, A.M. Agency has been built on providing superior service and selling leading edge products. Doug Prusky, co-owner of A.M. Agency feels that a significant part of their success is because their clients have been “served by a smart, driven and experienced sales team with quality products and support”.

Formerly Axis Lighting, Next Inc. located in the maritime provinces, brings further strength to the growing network of agencies across North America. Although Next Inc. is a relatively young company in the industry, its ownership and management team pride themselves on the vast history it brings to the architects, specifiers and distributors. Kevin Savage, principal for Next Inc. explains that although the agency has participated in many projects with various BJ Take lighting solutions, it is his team that makes [him] most proud as they are the faces to Next Inc. and they are working hard every day to find better and more impressive solutions to energyefficiency challenges”.

Located in Dunnville, Ontario, BJ Take specializes in designing and building energy-efficient LED lighting products that cater to the changing needs of the North American marketplace. For more information on their product line visit bjtake.com today.

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