The growing demand for HeatLink’s innovative range of radiant heating and plumbing solutions means that the company now requires additional warehousing and distribution capacity.
HeatLink has doubled its available space in its new US distribution hub in Covington, Tennessee, a facility that is co-located with HeatLink’s parent company Mueller Industries.
Ensuring consistent service
Shipments from the current Grand Rapids warehouse facility will cease in early January, and orders will be fulfilled exclusively from the Calgary warehouse for approximately one month. HeatLink has increased inventory and personnel resources in Calgary to ensure consistent service for HeatLink’s customers.
Shipping from the new Covington facility will begin in early to mid-February. Once the new facility is fully operational, shipping lanes to all North American destinations will be optimized for ship times and costs to best suit our customers. Manfred Schmidt, president of HeatLink Group, states, “The added space and additional loading dock capacity at the Covington facility will ensure we can continue to grow while maintaining our high standards in customer service and logistics.”
