Spring Valley Chamber

Meet Greg! He’s the new owner of Matt’s, and just like his mentor’s Chris and Dave, he will be performing all the same great services to our local community since 1959!

What sets Matt’s Body Shop apart from other businesses in larger cities?
Greg responded “At Matt’s Body Shop you are NOT treated like a number. We understand the inconvenience you are experiencing due to your vehicle problems and do our best to fix it correctly and get it back in a timely manner.”

*Services Provided: Collision Repair, Chassis and mechanical repair, and routine maintenance. They also specialize in alignments and tires.

Marzolf Implement is our July Spotlight business. We asked the owner Corey Marzolf about his business…
Phone: 507-346-7227 website: www.marzolfimp.net

What services are offered?
Marzolf Implement Co. was started in 1954. They offer New Massey Ferguson products, tractors of all sizes and hay tools. New Gleaner combines, Gehl Skidloaders plus many other shortline Ag products. Plus, New Simplicity Zero Turns and riding mowers. We also have a full service staff for equipment, ag and home lawn mowers and chainsaws of all brands. We also carry a large parts inventory to keep equipment running.

What do you want people to know about your business?
We have been in business for over 67 years with a very dedicated staff that is committed to giving great service to all customers, regardless of what the problem or repair they need.

How many employees?
11

What do you like about having a business in Spring Valley?
Small town environment is great. Citizens care about supporting their local business. This is a great part of the state as well as the Midwest. Being located close to Rochester allows for an expanded customer base and a strong economy that provides a strong economic base to help business prosper.

Fun fact about your business?
Marzolf Implement was originally located in what is currently Valley Lanes Bowling Alley. It moved to its present location in 1966 when the property came up for public auction.

In the company’s early days, it sold Studebaker and Nash cars as well as new Whirlpool washing machines and refrigerators. The current owner Corey Marzolf, has a 1963 Studebaker Lark that is driven every summer. It was sold new by his father Harold.