I just became a Wyomingite and need 'stuff' to help with my move in process, so since the Howshar's…read morewas just up the street from the post office and around the corner from my new home I went there first before heading out and down the road to Wheatland and the bigger name but locally owned hardware store.. found what I was looking for, eventually, which if you don't know what you're looking for, it's mighty hard to find it.. I had Charles order a washer/dry setup for me and the price delivered, and the service, was far superior for the same products I could have gotten (maybe??) at Costco in CO.. I will continue to support this store and as many other of the local businesses here in my new hometown as possible.. Thanks everyone who works at Howshar Hardware for all your help in making my new house into a home..

I often have wild ideas about putting some projects together and I always take my ideas straight to…read moreDrubes and they help me get what I need to get it done! Friendly staff and great product selection plus this business is amazing at supporting our community!

Really nice people work here. They go out of their way to make sure you are looking in the rigfht…read moreplace for items or they go get the stuff themselves. Only reason for one less star is that they only carry a limited supply of certain items and you have to either order it or go to Cheyenne or Casper to get it.

Recently moved to Nebraska from Boston to get away from rude people. Murdoch's reminds me of where…read moreI came from. Employees are extremely unpleasant, items are ridiculously overpriced and tacky. Bomgaars is so much better!! I may be new to this state, but I'm not new to being ripped off and treated like crap...spend your money elsewhere!

The worst store in scottsbluff Nebraska. Every single employee is miserable and rude there. Nobody…read moresmiles back at you when you smile at them nor do they greet you and show any professionalism. Very disappointed in this company.

Thank you Frankie!!! She helped me so so much ordering a range and microwave. What an outstanding…read moreemployee! She was so helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. Give this girl a raise!!

Been shopping here ever since HD opened. I walk in, ask the front clerk for help with…read more... whatever.... a few minutes later, I am in the right aisle with a friendly HD assistant. I do alot of DIY projects so the help is much appreciated.

I requested Ace Hardware compensate me for repairs to a brand new Toro lawnmower I purchased last…read moreOct. The second time it was used this year, it belched black smoke and wouldn't start. I asked Ace for direction and they gave me info on a local repairman, who fixed it for $122, advising someone over-filled it with oil. Ace put the machine together at purchase and told me NOTHING needed to be added, and so nothing, especially oil, was added. There's also a warning on the side of the machine regarding oil changes, (see photo), and thus I never accessed that reservoir. I took the $122 bill with explanation, and the trashed oil-filled filter to Ace manager Dave and asked for reimbursement for the repair. Dave fancies himself to be some sort of sarcastic comedian, who ducked under his desk when I asked for 'Dave the manager' and when I explained why I was there, immediately asked 'how he didn't know that it wasn't me or any of my friends who over-filled the reservoir, because his employees certainly wouldn't.' I explained that the employee I bought it from told me it needed nothing, and the lawnmower literally has a sign on the side that advises against it. He continued to insinuate that my word could not be trusted. Admittedly, my attitude turned sour fast, and I explained to him that both my parents died this week and I was not going to tolerate being called a liar, to which he asked me to 'please not use that excuse to garner sympathy'.... You read that right. Both my parents died; one the day before this meeting, and one three days before. And Dave asked me to not use that as an excuse for sympathy. Acknowledging that I was quickly becoming VERY unhappy, he asked if I would split the difference with him. In order to keep my sanity, I knew I needed to get out of his office, and I begrudgingly said 'ok'. He took a copy of the bill and said he'd have to call the owner for approval. He followed me out of the business... and thinking he had something additional to say, before I got in my car, I looked at him behind me and said 'yes? What!' And he did this whole theatrical, over-acting, wide-eyed 'oh my gosh, nothing! I just needed to come outside!!' comment. Fast forward to yesterday, when he called me and told me he spoke to the person who repaired my lawnmower and said he 'agreed it was not Ace who over-filled the oil'. He'd never say that; he's an unrelated businessman who fixes lawnmowers, and has no proof of who put what in the mower. Dave remarked again that it had to have been me that did it, to which I asked if he was, again, calling me a liar. He didn't answer, but offered me a $35 gift card. I declined. I 'think' he counter-offered $85, which I vaguely remember him saying was the approximate cost to service that mower. I declined that also, and tired of the conversation, said my goodbyes (and received a sarcastic 'have a nice day' in reply) and disconnected. At this point, for me, it was the $122 or nothing, because now I've basically been called a liar several times, the deaths of my parents were minimized, and everything out of his mouth was not sincere. I live in AZ, and my neighborhood Ace store is wonderful. The employees are kind, sincere, helpful, and friendly. I hate making a complaint against Ace purely because my local store is stellar. This complaint is against Dave. He is absolutely rude, sarcastic, disgusting, and his customer service skills are deplorable. He is an embarrassment to the corporation. This Ace is NOT the place where the manager is a 'helpful hardware man' I'd give negative stars if I could.

I had a deck built by a local contractor in September. He wanted to buy the decking from ZM which…read morewas fine with me. Between the contractor and ZM they came up with amount needed and I paid for it up front ($6500). The deck turned out very good but we had way too much decking when we were done. I asked for a reasonable credit and it could be store credit or whatever and I was denied. I then called the owner and he wanted to shift blame to ME! Anyway he said he would address it when he got back to town after a few weeks. That was over 3 months ago and still haven't heard a word. Today's business model is to shift blame and unless you're a "Karen" and raise a ruckus you don't find business's that take care of customers. The decking is all at their place and everyone got paid and customer gets it in the end. Nice job.

Marv and the guys will give you a better deal and prices compared to Home Depot or menards. Best…read moreplace to get your roofing supplies and shingles.