Business as Usual: Stay Tuned ski rentals
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Editor’s Note: Business as Usual highlights local businesses in Snowmass Village. It is published weekly in the Sun.
Snowmass Sun: How did your business start?
Linda Chapdelaine: Stay Tuned Ski & Sports has been a locally owned and operated ski rental and repair shop for over 26 years. We have lived and worked in the mountains for years and owning a ski shop is the perfect fit.
SS: What services or goods do you sell?
LC: We have a great selection of ski and snowboard rentals and we carry everything you need to hit the slopes. Extended hours, plenty of parking and overnight tuning services.
SS: What makes your business unique?
LC: We are dedicated to personal, one-on-one customer service and are passionate about the outdoors. This combination of great customer service and the love for our mountains is what sets Stay Tuned apart.
SS: Who is your primary clientele?
LC: Anyone that needs ski and snowboard rentals, repairs or anything to the slopes.
SS: What is the best thing about running a business in Snowmass?
LC: Snowmass is a small community and everyone is very supportive.
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