Apr 17, 2021
Art Handler’s Appliance Center, New Jersey's source for selection, delivery and assembly/installation of grills and appliances, has launched a buyers’ guide for customers shopping for a grill.
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Pleasantville, United States - April 17, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Art Handler’s Appliance Center, the “go-to” source for selection, delivery and assembly/installation of a wide variety of grills, dehumidifiers, air conditioners and appliances in Southern New Jersey, has launched a buyers’ guide for customers who are shopping for a new grill.
Grill shoppers can view Art Handler’s inventory at https://www.handlersappliance.com/ or by visiting their vast showroom at 10 East Black Horse Pike in Pleasantville, NJ. Art Handler’s Appliance Center is a family-owned and operated business offering a wide selection of appliances from all major brands for more than 70 years. Customers have come to Art Handler’s for advice on grill purchases for decades. During this time, our sales and service professionals have heard every question from which brands to buy, which are the best for the buck, gas or charcoal, and lots of others.
It seemed like a natural extension of the Art Handler’s legendary buying experience to compile those common questions, along with thorough answers from our experts, into a Grill Buyer’s Guide to help our shoppers choose from our extensive line of grills from the top brands in the grill game.
“We have such a wide selection, it’s easy to be overwhelmed as a shopper if you don’t know what kind of grill to buy,” says Scot Sacks, Vice President, Art Handler’s Appliance Center. “We always start with ‘gas or charcoal’ and then get down to price range. That really helps us narrow down the choices. We have grills for every price range and need from a $35 Smokey Joe 14-inch Weber Charcoal Grill to an elegant $17,000 twelve-foot Cooking Suite by Hestan with stainless steel top and bar and custom countertop options. So our experience really helps customers narrow their choices quickly to the perfect grill for their family’s needs.”
The launch of Art Handler’s Grill Buyers’ Guide coincides with the month-long ‘Season Opener Sale’ which lasts from April 1 – 30 and features special pricing on Weber and Napolean grills, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and spring savings on select GE appliances. During the sale, Art Handler’s offers free assembly on grills $499 and up.
“Aside from the Season Opener Sale, with our best prices of the season, and the new Grill Buyers’ Guide, one of the most important reasons customers choose Art Handler’s is how we stand by our products. While we only sell the finest products, sometimes some service is needed. That’s why we have our own factory-certified technicians to make sure your appliances are always running their best.”
If you need more incentive than all of that, when you buy your grill at Art Handler’s you get 50-percent off sales tax every day since we are located in Pleasantville, NJ.
Art Handler’s Appliance Center carries top-selling and value-branded appliances from Amana to Zenith, and all brands in between, including Bosch, Dacor, Electrolux, Frigidaire, GE, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Maytag, Sub-Zero, Thermador, Weber, Wolf, and dozens more.
For more information about Art Handler’s Appliance Center’s Grill Buyers’ Guide, call 609-641-1044 or visit https://www.handlersappliance.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Scot Sacks
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Organization: Art Handler's Appliance Center
Address: 10 East Black Horse Pike, Pleasantville, NJ 08232 , United States
Website: https://www.handlersappliance.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89005688
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