centralsweeper63
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Servicing, central vacs and budget machines are all necessary.
I couldn’t even begin to think which budget brand I would sell! I probably would sell corded Dysons for the bagless and maybe Titan for bagged. I would rather sell refurbished quality vacuums to people who can’t or don’t want to pay over $500 for a vacuum. What are the chances that people would visit a vacuum store for their cheap vacuum though, especially if there’s a Walmart or Home Depot near by.You need a low priced line too. Most people walking in your door will not be looking to spend Sebo or Lindhaus prices. You will also find to your dismay that most people shopping for a vacuum want something cordless and bagless and cheap. If you don't have that to sell they'll walk away. Sebo and Lindhaus alone are not going to generate enough sales to keep the lights on and pay the bills.
Based on what my friend with a vac shop business that he inherited from his dad, so it is old and established, customers don't want conventional bagged vacuums any more. The demand is for cordless bagless and light weight. Even a lower priced bagged vacuum isn't going to interest this customer. He used to refurbish used Electrolux canisters, Tristars and Kirbys but couldn't sell them even priced down to $200. Not what buyers want.I couldn’t even begin to think which budget brand I would sell! I probably would sell corded Dysons for the bagless and maybe Titan for bagged. I would rather sell refurbished quality vacuums to people who can’t or don’t want to pay over $500 for a vacuum. What are the chances that people would visit a vacuum store for their cheap vacuum though, especially if there’s a Walmart or Home Depot near by.
Here, we have Bank's!
Your website says since 1965 ??? Nice looking shops btw. Clean and spacious.