Walter E Nelson Co

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2561 Pringle Rd SE
Salem, OR 97302

Walter E. Nelson Co. is the largest family-owned janitorial, chemical paper distributor in the Pacific Northwest, offering a wide range of facility supplies, cleaning solutions, and packaging products from top manufacturers. They also provide premier equipment, including vacuums and scrubbers, as well as commercial washers and dryers, along with the necessary soaps and specialty chemicals for optimal performance. With a focus on sustainability, Walter E. Nelson Co. is dedicated to helping businesses maintain a clean, safe, and healthy environment.

With a reputation for outstanding service and professional dedication, Walter E. Nelson Co. has been a trusted partner for many organizations, assisting with product ordering protocols, training custodial teams, and providing maintenance and repair services. Their commitment to customer satisfaction and competitive pricing has made them a preferred supplier in the industry. Discover the comprehensive range of products and services offered by Walter E. Nelson Co. and experience the difference in maintaining a pristine facility.

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