Grand Rental Station, Taylor Rental, Party Central, Just Ask Rental
Grand Rental Station, Taylor Rental, Party Central, & Just Ask Rental are the rental store identities of the True Value Company. Grand Rental Station, Taylor Rental, & Party Central are all standalone, independently owned franchises. Today there are over 400 of these stores across the United States. Each store is independently owned and purchases merchandise through the True Value distribution centers and also buys from many quality manufacturers of equipment through various True Value buying programs. Just Ask Rental is the in-store rental program found in many True Value Hardware stores across the country. All together there are over 1,000 rental locations within the True Value Co-op Program between the standalone rental stores & in-store Just Ask Rental locations. It is the number one rental store franchise in the United States.
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