Jim's Hardware has your basic hardware store items, but luckily it doesn't end there. They've also…read moregot a nice selection of other fun items like reusable grocery bags, chandelier candle holders, wool socks and mittens, and even adorable lawn gnomes. One time I bought an umbrella from Jim's and it broke that same day. I brought the umbrella back and they were very good about letting me exchange it for another. You really get a small town friendly feel from this store.

Really great service. Very knowledgable staff. Always there to help you figure out a problem and…read morethey carry everything you need to build an entire house.

This place has absolutely terrible customer service and their prices are ridiculously high! But…read morethe funniest part is, they couldn't care less! They have a monopoly on building supplies on the Sunshine Coast (with the only competition being Rona, which is even more expensive) so they can get away with being rude and overcharging. The only reason to go to this horrible store is because you have to... Otherwise, get your building supplies elsewhere! I look forward to the day that these a-holes have some competition...

The folks here are always helpful, knowledgeable, and accommodating. I am grateful for having such…read morea shop within walking distance. A special shout-out to the young lady associate (name KB?) who helped us these past 2 days with a Kohler part.

Can there be such a thing as service that is TOO good? At Blight's Home Hardware there is…read more The entire staff are trained to ask every customer if they can help them with anything. On my last visit I was asked no fewer than *eight* times if I needed any assistance. Once was appreciated (although I didn't need help), second was sweet, third was grating. And then I was just annoyed by the last five. Although I like the idea of a local helpful store, being fawned over as a customer is uncomfortable. I'm sad writing this review -- I do appreciate well-executed customer service but I can't handle the pre-programmed, robotic, and sickly sweet questioning at Blight's.

I went to three stores trying to find a cover for my shower curtain rod and they had it here. I…read moreneed to start at Hewer Hardware next time - they seem to have everything and great customer service too. price seemed to be less than I saw online at bigger stores.

My elderly mother phoned the store regarding a specific type of small heater. She was assured that…read morethere were many heaters in stock that would suit her needs. My mother has been trusting in Hewer Home Hardware for many years. Upon arriving at the store we spoke to 3 different employees about heaters, their knowledge was politely negligible. It was up to us to read all of the boxes and try to figure it out for ourselves, the conclusion was that there was nothing appropriate in stock. It is annoying enough to be misled, but when you are elderly, with mobility issues, and have trusted a business for 30+ years it is extremely dissapointing.

Employees are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful! This place, more than any, I find myself…read moregetting answers that have saved me money and time.

Love this store! They are willing to advise on almost any aspect of the small d.i.y. and gardening…read morejobs I tackle at home. Very courteous, cheerful and knowledgeable staff. Product selection us very good for such a small space.

We absolutely have to give a huge shout out to Mike at Coe Lumber at West Broadway, Vancouver. Came…read morein Thursday Jan 19th 2023. My friend and I just needed some melamine for a quick kitchen shelving project and between us we managed to figure out a way of getting all the pieces required out of a single board. Mike quickly set about measuring and cutting. We couldn't have done it without his kind, helpful, encouraging attitude and approach to even this simple little endeavour. It appears no project is too big or too Small ! Thanks again, Mike. ;)

Deducted one star due to no online store or catalogue. Service here is pretty friendly. There is no…read morebrowsing due to COVID-19 precautions. This was actually the first hardware store where I encountered this as all the chains, even smaller ones, let you browse. They definitely take the pandemic seriously as on top of the no browsing, they have a very fancy system with a light signal telling you when you can come inside where staff will ask you what you want ring you up and then have someone bring your purchase out to your car. It's a pretty effixient efficient system. They also carry sand topping mix, which is sold out pretty much everywhere else in Vancouver. Prices are competitive, not cheap but not expensive. As an independent business, they have a convenient location in kitsilano that is a good alternative to big box stores. The parking lot is small, but does the job.

Good selection and always great service..I have been a long term customer since before the moveread more

Was trying to return an item. They had to inspect it. They claimed it worked. Brought it home put…read morenew batteries and it does not work. Manager/owner was rude about whole matter. I really like to support local businesses but will not support this business.

This LD is in a great location inside (at the back of) Sunnycrest Mall. There are plenty of free…read moreparking at Sunnycrest mall. This LD is fully stocked and staff here are friendly. My friend came here for cosmetic and she came out with a handfull of samples and a free makeup bag. Prices here are ok and it is standard London Drugs pricing.

Keystone Cops run a business. I've given London Drugs Gibsons chance after chance and am now so fed…read moreup by their disorganization that I refuse to enter the premisis unless I have absolutely no choice. I, unfortunately, use a lot of prescription drugs and finally just had to give up and move to a local ph. One mistake after another and they would tell me they would call when they got it fixed. When I didn't get the call they seemed to have no record of my call and it all had to start over from the beginning. And ordering something in that isn't on the shelf like an electronic or household item. Never got a call back. The last straw: I lost an ear bud. They asked me to leave the airpod case there, took down my information. Ten days later I get a call: "We have your airpods here." Me: Great, I'll come get them. LD: It's missing an airbud. Me: Yes, that's why I brought it in. LD: Do you want a new one? Like, why else would I bring it in? Did I need the tech to take 10 days to confirm that one air pod is missing? It took over two weeks to get a part that probably could have arrived the next day. And the computer system must have been new in 1980. To get anything done the workers need to write a short story into the computer. I've lodged complaints and watched the managers eyes glaze over. Nothing was repeated back to me and I'm certain nothing was written.