Main Street, Hudson, Massachusetts
Six thousand appliances in our own warehouse, two miles from your kitchen. Same family, same street, since 1972.
Before you drive anywhere
Most people find us on a Saturday morning, standing in front of a refrigerator that quit overnight. You do not need to browse six thousand models. You need to know what we have in the building and when it can be in your kitchen.
Inches. Measure the gap, not the old unit.
Demo inventory. The live version reads your warehouse feed.
The long version
1972
Main Street, Hudson
Families in this town have bought their first washer here, and then, years later, their second. Some of them bring their kids in now.
We are the largest independent appliance dealer in New England. We are also still small enough that the person who sold you the range picks up the phone when you call about the ice maker.
Come see the showroomWhy people drive past the big box
Anyone can sell you a dishwasher. What happens after you pay for it is the whole difference, and it is the part nobody thinks to shop for until it goes wrong.
Six thousand models sitting in our warehouse a few minutes from your house. No six week wait, no backorder email, no third reschedule.
Not a contractor seeing the box for the first time. They install it, test it, and leave with your old unit and all the cardboard.
Factory trained technicians and a parts room in the same building. When something fails in year three, you call a person who knows the model.
Twelve months of financing at warehouse pricing, and we tell you the full number before you sign anything.
Service and repair
You should not have to sit through a phone menu to say your washer is leaking. Pick the machine, describe the noise, choose a morning or an afternoon.
Wednesday, your kitchen
Your crew already texts customers on delivery day. Putting it on the website is what wins the sale before anyone walks in.
Brands on the floor
Visit
One of the largest showrooms in the area, with the warehouse attached. Come measure something, or come see what a real convection oven sounds like when it is running.