UniFirst opens uniform service and processing facility in London, Ontario

The new facility will serve nearly 2000 customers across Southwestern Ontario, providing a range of services, including uniform and workwear rental, laundering, and maintenance, as well as facility products and services for industries spanning healthcare, hospitality, food processing, manufacturing, and more

September 9, 2024
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MRO Magazine

The new UniFirst-London, Ontario uniform service and processing facility is poised to increase service levels to businesses in Southwestern Ontario.

UniFirst, a North American provider of customized business uniform programs, facility service products and first aid and safety services, announced the grand opening of its latest uniform service and processing facility in London, Ontario. The facility, located at 2365 Innovation Drive, London, Ontario, is said to be an investment in the region that will support businesses across London, Guelph, Cambridge, Kitchener, Chatham, Windsor, and surrounding areas with enhanced service capabilities.

The 56,000 square-foot-facility is equipped with advanced processing technology designed to optimize the quality and efficiency of uniform cleaning, maintenance, and delivery. Additionally, the plant incorporates several environmentally friendly features, including energy-efficient systems and water conservation measures, aligning with UniFirst’s ongoing commitment to reducing its environmental footprint.

The new facility will serve nearly 2000 customers across Southwestern Ontario, providing a range of services, including uniform and workwear rental, laundering, and maintenance, as well as facility products and services for industries spanning healthcare, hospitality, food processing, manufacturing, and more. The plant employs approximately 80 residents, contributing to the economic growth of the London community.

“We are thrilled to open our new facility in London, Ontario, which will allow us to better serve our customers in this region with the highest levels of service and efficiency,” said Steven Sintros, UniFirst President and CEO. “Our state-of-the-art facility represents our commitment to continuous improvement and our promise to always deliver to the communities where we operate.”

Michelle Clarke, General Manager, added, “This new plant is a testament to our team’s hard work and dedication to our customers. We’re excited to bring the latest in uniform service technology to Southwestern Ontario and to provide our customers with the reliable, high-quality service they’ve come to expect from UniFirst.”