Chainsaw Store
R&R Rentals: Bellevue

(425) 822-4001

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10920 Northup Way
Bellevue, Washington 98004

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Shop local and support your community

For every $100 spent locally $68 stays in the community vs $43 at a national chain.
Creates local jobs and tax dollars, not every third party sellers collects taxes.
Many local stores offering in-store pickup services.
Local businesses are owned and operated by your neighbors.
Growing number of cities are activiely supporting "buy local" inititives.

Shopping Online Has Risks for Expensive Purchases

Not all products available online.
Stores will typically match online prices when shown.
Prices for chainsaws typically dictated by manufacturer, some online prices cannot be discounted.
Inspect products first, don't have to worry about counterfeit or repackaged products often sent.
Experience and product knowledge, troubleshooting, how-to advice, and customer service, independent retailers have several advantages over Amazon and other online websites.
Reduce the risk for buying the wrong chainsaw not relying upon fake reviews.
Less packaging and delivery trucks reduce environmental impact.
Counterfeitt or repackaged products can be sent creates buyer risk.

Best chainsaws brands for quality and durability in 2020

Husqvarna
Stihl
Poulan
Echo

Best chainsaws brands for budget shoppers in 2020

Black and Decker
McCulloch
Oregon
Makita
Ryobi
Homelite

Common questions a new chainsaw buyer should ask themselves.

What will you primarily be using a chainsaw for?
How often will I need to use a chainsaw
What type of trees will you be cutting? Soft or hard wood?
What’s your experience with using a chainsaw?

What types of chainsaws are available?

There's a saw that's perfect for everyone, whether for residential use or commercial use. Chainsaws can be divided into three different types:

Gas chainsaws
Electric chainsaws
Battery chainsaws
Pole saws

Shop local and support your community

For every $100 spent locally $68 stays in the community vs $43 at a national chain.
Creates local jobs and tax dollars, not every third party sellers collects taxes.
Many local stores offering in-store pickup services.
Local businesses are owned and operated by your neighbors.
Growing number of cities are activiely supporting "buy local" inititives.