Ewing Opens Third Location in Illinois

Ewing Outdoor Supply announces the opening of its newest location at 9610 W. 194th St. in Mokena, Illinois.

Ewing Mokena is the company’s third branch in Illinois, serving customers in the suburbs south and southwest of Chicago—including Mokena, New Lenox, Frankfort and Joliet.

“Our new location in Mokena positions Ewing to better serve the Chicagoland area by building on the great service provided by our branches in Elgin and West Chicago,” Ewing Central Territory President Sean Wimble said. “Ewing has served the green industry for more than 100 years, and we are committed to being the supplier and partner our customers can lean on for at least 100 more.”

Ewing Mokena is well-stocked with quality irrigation, drainage, lighting, outdoor living, artificial turf, agronomics and sports fields products from such top vendors as Rain Bird, Hunter, ADS, NDS, Landscape Products, Inc., FX Luminaire, Sollos, Corona, EMPRO and more.

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The branch will also stock some hardscape materials, Ewing Divisional Vice President Dale Nieuwbeerta said.

Ewing Outdoor Supply in Mokena, Illinois

“We’re excited to serve residential and commercial contractors in Mokena and surrounding communities,” Nieuwbeerta said. “As the largest family-owned supplier in the green industry, Ewing understands what it’s like to own and operate your own business, and we look forward to helping our customers succeed by sharing our industry knowledge and resources.”

Ewing’s commitment to its customers is highlighted by exceptional in-person service at the Blue Counter, online account management and loyalty rewards programs like ProAdvantage.

Irrigation and landscaping contractors, golf course superintendents, and sports field managers lean on Ewing for troubleshooting and jobsite solutions, turf-care advice, world-class educational workshops and continuing education courses, and business tools.

For more information on Ewing Mokena, call Branch Manager Mark Opyd at 708-312-0288 or email  branch219@ewingos.com. You also can shop products, read helpful tips or watch how-to videos online at EwingOutdoorSupply.com.

About Ewing

Now celebrating 100-plus years of serving the green industry, Ewing Outdoor Supply has worked to provide irrigation and landscape contractors products and services that offer value to green industry professionals. As the largest family-owned national supplier in the green industry, we offer products and education for irrigation and landscape, turf and land management, outdoor living, sports fields, golf and sustainable solutions. Our nationwide network of friendly, knowledgeable staff helps green industry professionals discover products and services for business success. From exceptional Blue Counter customer service to online account services and rewards programs like the ProAdvantage Program, you can lean on Ewing for all your green industry business needs.

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