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Redwood Empire Expanding

As part of their establishment of a distribution center network, Redwood Empire, Inc, has purchased half of the property in Elk Grove, Ca., formerly occupied by Evans Products' Capp Homes subsidiary. The 15.79 acres contain a 9,300 sq. ft. office building, a 24,000 sq. ft. office building plus two warehouses, according to Roger Burch, president.

It opened last month as a distribution center, joining Redwood Empire's other locations in Ctoverdale, Ca., where they have opened a new 2,700 sq. ft. sales office on the site of the G&R Lumber Co. (a sister company); Morgan Hill, Ca., where a new 6,300 sq. ft. sales office has recently been completed; and Sacramento, where the firm operates a sales office.

Increased staffings include Linda French at the Morgan Hill office, under sales mgr. Claudia Cowan; Bob Simpson at Cloverdale under sales manager Marty Olhiser; and at Sacramento, under Jeff Loftus, sales manager: Alan Handelin, Susan Harrington, and Ray Trujillo in sales and Steve Hockman.

warehouse foreman.

The Elk Grove, Cloverdale, and Morgan Hill sites cover defined territories in Northern California and

Northern Nevada, as does the Sacramento office, which also handles national sales, according to general manager John Wilton.

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