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Wisconsin Building Supply Expands to Fond du Lac

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Apr 16 2014

Wisconsin Building Supply, a subsidiary of US LBM, proudly announces the opening of two new locations in the Fond du Lac area as it expands its product and services offering in East Central Wisconsin.

The new locations include a cabinet and building material showroom in Fond du Lac and a distribution center in Oakfield.

Wisconsin Building Supply will be providing home builders, specialty contractors, professional remodelers and homeowners with a full-suite of building materials and services.

Wisconsin Building Supply President, Bill Imig commented on the new locations:

“We are excited to enter the Fond du Lac market and see it as an attractive fit for Wisconsin Building Supply,” said Bill. “This will allow us to improve our customer service within the east central part of the state.”

Wisconsin Building Supply also operates Building Supply Centers in Appleton, Green Bay, Marinette, Onalaska, Plover, Sussex, and Windsor; a Truss & Component Center in Green Bay; and a Door Plant in Green Bay.

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http://www.wibuildingsupply.com/

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