Power Equipment Direct Launches WaterPumpsDirect.com

Today Power Equipment Direct launched WaterPumpsDirect.com -- a new online superstore exclusively dedicated to water pumps.

Bolingbrook, IL (PRWEB) November 17, 2008 -- Today Power Equipment Direct launched WaterPumpsDirect.com (http://www.waterpumpsdirect.com) -- a new online superstore exclusively dedicated to water pumps.

"WaterPumpsDirect.com is the most convenient way to buy a water pump," said Jon Hoch, founder and CEO of Power Equipment Direct.

Instead of battling the crowds and traffic at the local big box stores, customers can now shop online from the comfort of their own home or business. In addition, all water pumps are shipped directly to the customer for free.

WaterPumpsDirect.com offers a vast selection of dewatering (http://www.waterpumpsdirect.com/style/dewatering.php), submersible (http://www.waterpumpsdirect.com/style/submersible.php)and trash pumps (http://www.waterpumpsdirect.com/style/trash.php) from the leading manufacturers, including Briggs & Stratton, Mitsubishi, Robin Subaru and Yamaha.

WaterPumpsDirect.com publishes in-depth buyer's guides, product recommendations and customer reviews to help shoppers pick the perfect water pump.

The web site also offers Priority Shipment service to rapidly reduce transit times. For a nominal fee, WaterPumpsDirect.com guarantees that the product is in-stock and ships the same business day if ordered before 3 p.m. EST.

"During a bad spring or summer storm, water pumps are notorious for selling out at local hardware stores," said Hoch. "With Priority Shipment, you don't have to fight the crowd for a chance to buy a water pump."

Power Equipment Direct operates six niche online superstores. In addition to WaterPumpsDirect.com, the Bolingbrook, IL-based company operates AirCompressorsDirect.com, ElectricGeneratorsDirect.com, PressureWashersDirect.com, SnowBlowersDirect.com and MowersDirect.com.

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