Poulan Repair Shops Near You
Reliable chainsaws for the everyday homeowner.
Poulan was founded in 1944 in Shreveport, Louisiana as a dedicated chainsaw manufacturer, growing into a broader outdoor brand before Husqvarna acquired it in 1994. Poulan and Poulan Pro chainsaws, string trimmers, and leaf blowers serve homeowners who need reliable cutting performance at an accessible price. Owned by Husqvarna, Poulan equipment shares engineering lineage with the parent brand while targeting value-conscious buyers at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Walmart in the $150–$300 range.
Poulan Pro carries a 2-year limited warranty. Warranty service requires an authorized Poulan dealer — many of whom are also Husqvarna-authorized, since the brands share the same parent company. Out-of-warranty equipment can generally be serviced at independent small engine shops using widely available aftermarket parts. Poulan's repair network relies primarily on Husqvarna-authorized dealers and independent small engine shops — both distributed nationwide, with strongest concentration in the Southeast and Midwest.
Two-stroke tune-up (trimmer or chainsaw) runs $50–$90. Carburetor cleaning and rebuild: $60–$130. Fuel line and primer bulb replacement: $40–$80. Chain sharpening: $15–$30. Husqvarna-authorized dealers are often the best service option for Poulan Pro equipment — the brands share parent-company parts infrastructure and training programs, giving Husqvarna dealers access to the same factory parts and service documentation that Poulan repairs require.
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