Vallen on the Move in Fort St, John, BC

Vallen

Aug 3, 2021

After operating out of a small branch in Fort St. John, BC for four years, Vallen has moved to a larger branch more suitable to its growing operations. With local success Vallen has invested in a longer-term branch location with lots of room to grow.

The new location is at 8916 109 St., Fort St. John, BC V1J 6H4; 250-262-7445.

Maintaining health and safety being its top priority, Vallen was able to complete the move successfully despite COVID-19 playing havoc with supply, logistics and transportation.

Vallen gives a special shout-out to

• Vallen’s IT Team and telecommunication companies to “connect them up” after the initial service request was delayed beyond the opening date

• The moving team who drove from their home locations to work the move (2.5 hours from Grande Prairie, 7 hours from Edmonton).

• 9 dedicated trucks at the site to ensure safe transport in limited sized groups for everyone involved.

Vallen provides safety, janitorial and MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations) products and services to businesses across Canada.

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