Eureka Parts Warehouse: Find any Eureka part in 3 clicks! Eureka
Vacuums have been trusted as a staple in home cleaning for over 100
years. We understand how important it is to keep a working vacuum to
maintain a clean, healthy home for you and your family. For a
fraction of the cost, most Eureka Vacuums can be fixed instead of
having to be replaced. We have schematics to make the parts search
easy, and a highly trained service staff to help diagnose vacuum
problems and point you in the right direction.
Whether
you have a Eureka Altima, a Mighty Mite, or a carpet cleaner, we've
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at the lowest price, to get your machine working again. If you're
wanting to buy Vacuum Filters, Bags, or Belts to maintain your machine,
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efficiently. So don't spend money on replacing it when you can fix it
for much less, that's why we say: If It's Broke, Fix It! You can feel
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Eureka Vacuum working just like new. About the Eureka Company Eureka vacuums make home cleaning easier, and have been doing just that since the company’s founding in 1909 by Fred Wardell. Wardell’s business mission was to sell the vacuum cleaners directly to housewives – the decision makers on purchasing home cleanliness and health products. Through using door-to-door salesmen first regionally then nationally, Eureka was able to produce 2,000 vacuum cleaners per year by 1919. With 3,000 salesmen around the nation, Eureka vacuums and the Eureka Company became a part of the American lifestyle. Eureka also began selling their vacuums through retailers, using their own salesmen in each store. However, during the Great Depression in the late 1920s and early 1930s, Eureka moved away from utilizing both door-to-door and retail salesmen, as the commission for salesmen was too high. Because of this, Eureka began selling their vacuums directly to retail stores, virtually eliminating the salesmen and cutting costs.
In 1960, The Eureka Company merged with National Union Electric to form the Eureka-Williams Company. The new company then began making an array of products such as oil burners and desks. In 1974 The Eureka Company was bought out by Electrolux, based out of Sweden, which still owns the company today. By making strategic business decisions, Eureka was able to pave its way into the future of vacuums. Expanding its product lines to include carpet cleaners, wet vacuums and industrial products, Eureka was able to reach untargeted customer bases and widen their growth as a top competitor in the vacuum world. Due to the popularity of upright vacuums and the invention of handheld vacuum accessories, Eureka was able to secure a spot in the vacuum market for decades to come. Today, the Eureka Company sells its products to families and businesses through online outlets, official Eureka stores, and third-party retailers.
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