Battery Giant
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| Company type | Retail Battery Franchise |
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| Founder | Kurt Smith |
| Headquarters | 318 John R Road, , U.S. |
Number of locations | 10 |
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| Website | batterygiant |
Battery Giant operates as a privately held battery retail franchise headquartered in Troy, Michigan. Established in 2007 initially as an online retailer, the enterprise has since expanded its presence with physical outlets across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Panama. It is distinct and unaffiliated with Giant Battery Co..
History
Battery Giant was founded by Kurt H. Smith, who also leads Energy Products Inc., a supplier to the company. The brand launched its inaugural retail stores in 2010, debuting locations in Sterling Heights, MI, and Southfield, MI. That same year marked the opening of the first franchisee-operated stores in Rochester, MI and Macomb, MI.
Expansion
Currently, Battery Giant maintains retail outlets in several states including Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, as well as territories such as Puerto Rico and nations like Mexico and the Republic of Panama. The franchise network comprises 19 locations to date.
Business Model
Battery Giant operates as both a retail and commercial sales enterprise, featuring physical storefronts that cater to individual customers while also managing local commercial accounts. The company offers a diverse selection of battery products, encompassing automotive batteries, household alkaline batteries, power tool batteries, powersport batteries, mobile phone batteries, camcorder batteries, camera batteries, and sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries. Each retail outlet is equipped with an on-site technical center responsible for assembling custom battery packs, replacing watch batteries, refurbishing power tool batteries, and servicing battery-operated motorized toys such as Power Wheels and Razor Scooters.
Battery Recycling
The majority of Battery Giant stores accept various battery types for recycling purposes. Customers are encouraged to reach out to their nearest Battery Giant location for specific information regarding accepted battery types and any associated fees. Numerous Battery Giant outlets actively participate in community recycling initiatives and events within their local areas.