Does Power Zone take Bitcoin?

No, Power Zone does not take Bitcoin.

Does Power Zone take credit cards?

Yes, Power Zone takes credit cards.

Does Power Zone allow dogs?

Yes, Power Zone allows dogs.

Does Power Zone have parking?

Yes, Power Zone has parking options.

Is Power Zone wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Power Zone is wheelchair accessible.

Specialties

Power Zone is the leading full-service supplier of equipment, parts and repairs for gasoline powered lawn care, tree care, and construction tools in the New River Valley. Power Zone has lawn mowers, chainsaws, snow throwers, generators, arborist supplies, parts, lawn mower service, and more. We stock Stihl, Cub Cadet, Exmark, Toro, and Honda Power Equipment, and more. Power Zone staffs our service department with technicians that are factory-trained on all the latest products we sell as well as most brands sold by others. We offer priority one-day service to all commercial clients and strive to keep all residential service to a 7 day turnaround at peak season.

History

Established in 1997.

Power Zone was founded in 1997 with the acquisition of Danny's Repair Shop in Pembroke, VA. Jim Higham met Danny in 1990 when he started buying parts and equipment from the repair shop for the lawn maintenance company he ran with a college friend. Six years after that meeting Jim joined forces with two of Danny's employees and officially formed The Power Zone, Inc. on Jan 1, 1997. They operated ten years at the original Pembroke, VA location, when a merger with All Seasons Lawn and Garden (formerly Sower's Machinery Co., Inc) prompted a move to Christiansburg, VA. Power Zone operated out of the former All Seasons location under the name Power Zone - All Seasons for seven years before finding a new five acre home at 2700 Roanoke Street in Christiansburg, VA in 2014. The property was formerly a Harley Davidson dealership and will better serve the growing needs of Power Zone and its broad customer base for years to come.

Meet the Business Owner: Jim H.

Power Zone was founded in 1997 with the acquisition of Danny's Repair Shop in Pembroke, VA. Danny's Repair Shop started in an 11 x 11 shed with Danny St. Clair turning wrenches and running the cash drawer out of his pocket. Jim Higham met Danny in 1990 when he started buying parts and equipment from the repair shop for the lawn maintenance company he ran with a college friend. Six years after that meeting Danny said, "You need to buy this place or I am closing the gate and going to Florida for good." So Jim joined forces with two of Danny's employees, Duke Lucas and Peter Clouse, and officially formed The Power Zone, Inc. on Jan 1, 1997.