STATE — Agren, a family-owned retailer of appliances and mattresses with multiple locations across Maine, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Steve’s Appliance in Sidney. This expansion brings Agren’s extensive range of high-quality appliances and luxury mattresses, along with its dedication to exceptional customer service, to the Greater Augusta area.
“When it came time to step back, I knew Agren shared my values of trust and top-notch service,” said Steve Barrows, founder of Steve’s Appliance. “I’m confident they will continue serving my customers with the same dedication I always aimed to provide.”
With this acquisition, Greater Augusta area customers will benefit from Agren’s wide selection of top-rated appliances and luxury mattresses. They can also take advantage of Agren’s competitive pricing, unbeatable price-match guarantee, flexible financing options, and the most extensive appliance service organization in the state.
“We’re honored to carry on Steve’s legacy of exceptional customer care,” said Jason Agren, CEO of Agren. “Shoppers in the Greater Augusta Area will enjoy the same personalized service Steve’s customers have come to expect, along with access to a larger product selection.”
Since 1969, Agren has been committed to providing Maine residents with quality appliances and mattresses, competitive prices, and outstanding service through its now seven convenient locations.
For more information and to find a store near you, visit agrenappliance.com.
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