So ACE sends me $5 off coupons because I shop here ofter. I was attempting to buy a $75 bag of Scotts Turf feed and utilize the $5 off coupon. Since the bag of turf was on sale for only $1 off, they refused to apply the coupon. Really? You're going to forfeit a $70 sale over $1?! The new employees here are rather dense. read more

I frequent this Ace about 2 times a week as I'm refinishing an RV. I consistently receive amazing customer service with every visit. As a 20-somethin gal with little electrical or plumbing experience, these employees have been a fabulous sounding board for all my questions and frequently present me with new ideas for problems I'm stuck on. I didn't know Ace would become one of my favorite shops to stop into! read more

On October 16, at approximately 5:40 PM I went to Ace hardware at 4509 South Broadway to return another defective can of wood filler, my third, this Manager did not like my frustrating tone. He told me to leave, or he would throw me out in 30 seconds. No feat for a younger man than I am. I am almost 60, crippled up, had major neck surgery, waiting for major lower spinal cord surgery, diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Fortunately, this bully did not attempt to place his hands on me. I have been coming to this store on a regular basis without any problems whatsoever. Everyone has been kind and very helpful until today and this new change of ownership. YOU WILL NOT SEE MY PRESENCE IN ANY ACE HARDWARE STORE EVER AGAIN, I AM OWED $8.00 DOLLARS. GO TO HOME DEPOT! I WILL LET IT BE KNOWN HENCE FORTH, THAT THIS NEW OWNERSHIP CONDONES THE THREATENING AND MENACING BEHAVIORS OF THEIR STORE EMPLOYEES! DO NOT EVER SHOP AT THIS HOSTILE STORE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE CRIPPLED. YOU RUN THE THREAT OF BEING HARMED!! read more

I just tried to use gift cards at this location and got turned down due to some sort of system issue. Total unwillingness to try to come up with a solution. Just told me to go somewhere else and use them or pay with a credit card. Sort of thought when you bought a gift card, they legally had an obligation to take them. Either way, they acted like it was my fault, and were not very friendly about any of it. read more

I haven't been to this location since my father passed away five years ago I took care of a his house for him and made many many trips for hardware. I moved out of the neighborhood upon his passing TodY I was repairing my lawnmower and misplaced a bolt . I ran up to the Ace on Broadway and Alameda only to find, it had closed so I drove all the way down to this location upon walking in. had to befriend.The lady I assumed should have been at the counter,but was unpacking boxes. No biggie. I told her I needed a bolt I was instructed to go back to the hardware section and they would have someone there to help me there was somebody there immediately the lady was very helpful, but could not find the bolt. After several minutes she called a senior associate and he informed me they would not have that particular bolt but offered other alternatives I must say I have not been here for probably 5 years and their service was horrific then but I was quite pleased with the service I received today I grew up in Englewood just a few blocks down from this particular site, and if A&A didn't have it nobody did back then Times change read more

This Ace Hardware store is the best. We went in to find some pieces to fix an old toy and Matt was very helpful. He took extra time to help us find what we needed which took some thinking outside the box. Matt even had and some ideas for another project we plan to make next year. Thank you so much for all your help. read more

A & A Tradin'Post Hdwe - Hardware Stores Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

A&A is an Ace Hardware -- but its admittedly quirky selection gives it a small-town hardware store vibe, it doesn't feel like any old chain store. Meanwhile, if something at your home breaks, these folks will almost certainly have the part you need to fix it (if not, they'll order it for you). A&A can get busy at times (such is the price of well-earned popularity), but the staff have always been helpful and patient when I've swung in. read more

A & A Tradin'Post Hdwe - Out front at A&A - Hardware Stores Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

Best little hardware store in town so you don't have to go to the big box. They have a wide selection for being so small and most of the guys are really helpful. Always ask for Penny if you really need help! read more

I lived in Englewood 13 years ago and found this little gem. Now that I've moved back to the neighborhood I'm glad to see they are still around. The staff here are extremely helpful. I've walked in on more than one occasion with a piece of something in my hand to have them help me find a replacement. They know their store, and what their limits are. They've helped me put in a new toilet, install ceiling fans, fix multiple plumbing issues, install new dryer vent, and on and on. They fill propane tanks, versus swapping them out, and give you a great deal on your fourth. They truly care about their customers and thank you each time for coming in. Stop in the next time you need something, before going to a big chain. These people are the best! read more

I've been here several times since it's local. I've tried over and over again to give this place a shot because I love the idea. I've never had a good experience. I'm a new home owner and find navigating through this house like place turned store extremely difficult. Also - the cost just seems so high! Like not small business justifiable high. $40 to make window screens?? And the dude who told me that smelled like yesterday's booze! Kudos to the people who found ways to give more than 1 star! If you're savvy with tools and finding parts/pieces without help then this could work for you. I think the staff is very hit and miss with experience and attitude looking at other reviews. read more

I just moved into this neighborhood and was happy to find a small hardware store to patronize, instead of giant chain retailers. I've probably spent close to $1000 here on paint and related equipment, kitchen faucet, garbage disposal, garbage cans, tools, screws, screens, yard mulch, everything one needs when moving into a new townhouse. NO more. Got coupons in the mail for 50% off anything under $30 that wasn't already on sale for TWO hours on Saturday, plus about 12 lines of disclaimers. Read it all, Thought, "How nice of them." Picked out an item from the shelves that clearly was NOT marked on sale, went to the register: it was on sale. Surprise! Coupon wouldn't work. Went back to find another item I needed and guess what: it also showed up as "on sale" at the register. I recognize a cheap come-on when I see one. A&A just pushed me through the doors of any ol' hardware store I happen to be near. That's a shame, since the people who work the floor and registers seem genuinely nice. Whomever set up this promotion and then jacked around with the pricing at the register just lost an enthusiastic customer. By the way: there's an old saying in business "A satisfied customer tells their friends, a dissatisfied customer tells everyone." It's true1 read more

This place is great for when you need a quick item and don't feel like driving down to the Home Depot off of Belleview. They're actually really good at stocking a huge variety of bolts, washers, fasteners, and just about anything like that. Driving south, this place is always difficult to catch off of Broadway. Their sign isn't too huge, so just keep an eye out for it. 3 Stars for overall friendlies, availability, and location of this place. I'm knocking off 2 stars for the following reasons: 1.) It's crowded. They really squeezed as many shelves/products into this space as possible. 2.) Looks old/dusty. Although clean, there are sections of the store with dust accumulation on the products. 3.) Seems expensive. Compared to similar items at your big box stores, expect to pay slightly more. (Obviously) Anyway, check this place out if you need that one item to fix or finish a project and live in the neighborhood. read more

Move over Home Depot, now for something more reliable. It's not a big box store, it's sometimes crazy at the register, but darn it all - at least this place always has what I need! Let me tell you about my three-strikes-and-Home-Depot's-OUTTATHERE experience with this venue. We needed most of the window screens of our rental property replaced, so I called Home Depot first - was told they don't do that, but an ACE Hardware likely would. So, as A&A is owned by ACE and is close to the property, I called there and wound up having them do a great job on replacing/repairing our screens. Strike ONE, HD. Needed to get duplicate keys made for our new tenants, so the husband took them to HD. Came back, and not one single duplicate (of the eight he had made) worked. Took them back, gave them the chance to rekey - after pulling a supervisor in to "assist," and driving back to try them yet again - still not one of them worked. Fine. Took them to A&A - 15 minutes later, every single dup key worked like a charm. Strike TWO, HD. Whilst at HD for the prior occasion, I checked their lighting aisle for a replacement bulb to match our ceiling fan bulbs. Couldn't find it, and couldn't believe it. Then, while at A&A to solve the key debaucle, found the very bulb we needed with no trouble. Strike THREE, you're OUT, HD! Lesson learned. A&A will be the first place I try when doing our home improvements. read more

I absolutely love this place. They have everything you could possibly want from Home Depot or Lowe's sans lumber, and you don't have to walk a mile to find what you're looking for. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and it's extremely convenient to have this place within walking distance of my house. read more

I like this place a lot. My complaint about Home Depot or Lowe's is that there is never anyone staffed to answer a question or help you find anything. At this Ace, that is definitely not the case; you will have multiple employees offer assistance in a single visit. Now the prices might be a bit higher than the big box home improvement stores, but for most items, I am happy to pay a slight premium in price in exchange for better customer service. They have a great selection and I have never not found something I was looking for. My only negative comment would be on weekends, the 2nd part of the store is closed (parking lot divides 2 sections of the store). I was told it is only open mon-fri, which seems weird to me; I'd think weekends would have a steady stream of people visiting. The 2nd part has more gardening/plant, grilling, and outdoor type items. Maybe this is only the case in the winter months and not the summer. *** They were happy to open up the 2nd section and walk me through to find what I need when it was closed. I just thought it was odd it wasn't open for weekend browsing.*** read more

I've been coming here since I was a little kid helping with my dad's projects. The place has a great atmosphere; it's a real neighborhood hardware store. Most of the employees have been there for years and very knowledgeable about the store and all manner of DIY projects and repairs. The store has pretty much everything you could ever expect to find at a Home Depot sans lumber. If you don't feel like getting lost in a big box hardware store looking in vain for an employee to help you find something, come here. read more

I went into the Ace Hardware store to pick up a$300 mower and some other things. The young woman who special ordered the mower for me (Megan) was great. Once I got inside the store I asked a sales associate if there was a restroom I could use. He seemed so disinterested when he said no while walking away. I asked again and told him I was buying a mower. He essentially said that he didn't care. I asked for a manager. The manager came out and repeated what the other idiot had just told me. I left and will never go back. Dead flowers outside, not an employee with a smile, horrible customer service. Whoever manages this Ace should visit a Lowe's, Home Depot, Costco, or King Soopers and ask for their business plan. read more

Small, neighborhood store but yet whenever I ask for help finding something they do manage to find it. Not sure how they pack such variety in such a small store but it's so convenient. Unlike Home Depot where I can hunt for someone to help with no success, I've been able to find assistance here quickly and it's been friendly assistance. The Home Depot will still be my go-to for certain items like paint, appliances, etc. but for basic hardware stuff A&A is fantastic. read more

I shake my finger to anyone who scoffs at the nostalgia of this gem. Go thrift shopping further north on Broadway ya schmucks! This has everything you didn't even know you needed and then some. It's like the "Beyond" of BB&B. You pay for convenience and also their ability to survive a recession and monster big box stores. read more

What suburb is complete without its neighborhood hardware store. I'm not talking about a Home Depot or a Builder's Square, but rather the little independent place that knows not only your name, but what projects you are working on. Littleton lost their 100 year old hardware store to suburban sprawl, but Englewood still has their holdout at A&A. Sure, they might not have the biggest selection, but I rarely go home empty handed or disappointed. The staff is smart and kind, knowing both their products and their customers. So next time you are on your way to one of the "big box" hardware stores, stop by and be surprised at how much of your shopping list you can knock out at this little hole-in-the-wall. read more

Way over priced. I payed about $8.50 for a .96" roll of painter's tape. I was at Home Depot a week after and saw the same roll for $3.50. If you are stopping by this Ace for a single item, sure pay extra for the "convenience". Otherwise just go to Home Depot. read more

To say I'm a handyman would be a generous statement, but as I'm feeling magnanimous: I'm a handyman. I've built a few things with and without instructions. Some of them even with moving parts. I measure twice, cut once, and then realize I measured incorrectly, but it's okay because handymen fix things. Even their own mistakes. Whenever a repair needs to be done, I hop in my car drive over to the ol` Tradin' Post. The reason is twofold. One - they have damn near everything. It's a small store, but they cram it to the gills with all the little metal, rubber and wood guts you'll need to finish the job. The best example I can think of is when I needed a reverse thread screw of a very specific size to fix a rotating fan. Against my better judgment I tried Home Depot first. No Dice. Lowe's? Not likely. The Ooooool' Tradin' Post? Let's just say that if my knowing smile hasn't already revealed the answer, the gentle wind of the fixed rotating fan that blows across my face will. Two - the staff is as knowledgeable as they are helpful. While the fan was a problem with a singular solution, I more often than not find myself at the Post with an issue I for which the solution is purely improvisatory. The best example I have is the old muffler of my '90 Benz 300TE stationwagon. The problem? It, uh...fell off. And I mean clean off. The pipe had rusted out along it's 280,000+ mile journey, leaving the muffler dangling worthlessly from the back by two hooks built into the chassis. I knew the old girl didn't have much left in her and balked at the price quote for a welding repair. After all, why pay for a professional repair when I could cobble my own solution together from parts at the Post? I explained my plight and my proposed solution, and the A&A guys were completely on board. They helped me find the $15 or so of parts I needed to make my car whole. The fix lasted longer than the car, bless her rusty metal soul, and all thanks to the folks at A&A. So why not a five star review? For all the awesomeness of the OOooOOOOool' Tradin' Post, they are understaffed. Every employee is pure gold, both in terms of quality and rarity. They will give you single-minded attention until all your needs are met, but this policy applies to the person (or persons) who showed up before you, too. If you are in a hurry, godspeed and good luck. read more

I cant speak to the one star reviews posted here. I have always had great customer service experience here especially when it comes to matching up hardware. The staff has always been courteous and helpful. Support your locally owned and operated business. You may pay a little more here, but, the service more than makes up for it. read more

#1 hardware store in the Denver for hard to find items. Hardware stores like Home Depot and Lowe's are limited in plumbing and hardware fixtures. One of a kind with the inventory a true hardware store should have read more

A & A Tradin' Post was a place where you ensured you had extra time just to wander around.

Went there to buy plumbing parts yesterday. Was trying to support a local business rather than go to Home Depot or Lowe's. The "plumbing expert" made two remarks that will make me not return. First, he told us our plumber was dumb for sending us to buy the parts instead of coming himself. The second remark was awful. He said someone had "afro-rigged" the plumbing before. I cannot support a store that has an employee that makes discriminatory remarks like that. read more

Rude rude rude... Did I mention rude? Went today to make a return not knowing you couldn't return from another ACE because they are franchised. Ok understand but when I asked a question not only was the cashier rude but a man who worked there walked up and just cemented the fact that they have the worst customer service around. Go to Home Depot or the Ace off University and Orchard if you don't want to ruin your day. read more

Jim told me to come on down when I said I needed a double mortise lock that was 5.5" apart. So I drove the 40 miles in rush hour traffic only to find they didn't stock a single double mortise lock. Apparently a minute of his time is the equivalent of an hour plus of mine. read more

I have been going to The Traiding Post for several years and if you need some hardware, if they don't have it, noone has it. The people that work there, have a lot of knowledge about the most of the products. . read more