Chris is an exceptional leader at Wadlers Bros. Chris walks the extra mile in the store, answers…read morethe phone for Wadlers 80% of the time and great at selling an alternative device if the item I need is not in stock and listens to customers concerns. Tom is also there and gives great direction ensuring I can get in and out of the store quickly. He also will walk and often offers to help carry items back to the counter for me. Great location and close to Cold Spring Lodge. Thank you!

I love shopping here as store is massive, organized and clean. There is a variety of many items…read morewith prices clearly marked. I've heard others complain the prices are inflated but I didn't feel that way as much of the merchandise is at a higher quality if you compare to big chain home improvement stores. Just a side note to that...I'm not a contractor but hubby is and he is familiar with what materials should cost. Prices are appropriate. Staff is friendly, helpful, and readily available. Large parking lot with 2 different entrances provides easy access.

My absolutely favorite store to visit when I am here. Their service, selection and value are second…read moreto none! I have come here to buy everything from charcoal to a generator. They have everything! And if they don't, just order it to the store on the app. The staff is lovely, the store is clean and the parking is ample

These guys have just about everything that you would need that is hardware related. They even have…read morea large selection of camping gear and knives.

They have a good selection and nice to have a store close by for supplies.read more

From the owner: we are a full service hardware storeread more

This is your typical hardware store that every town use to have. Unlike the big franchises this…read moreplace is small and will have all the essentials you need. Prices are decent and the staff will help you find whatever it is that you need. This is not a tourist store as it caters to the residence of the area

If you're in the market for food+veg, there's Sunflower Market or Sundrost Farms in town. But what…read moreabout all those other must-have home essentials you might need? Then you come here. This Houst & Son on Tinker St in the heart of Woodstock is independently owned- falling within the fold of the True Value brand. We've relied on these folks for years especially when we've stayed at a local B&B with access to their grill then come here for a bag of charcoal briquettes. We'll still get those- but now as things have changed for us, we're getting kitchen items, cast-iron skillets, etc to use on weekends when we're in town. The right side of Houst is dedicated to kitchen items such as cutlery, cleaning supplies, pots+pans, serving spoons, welcome mats+other outdoor items. The left side has painting supplies, plumbing products and other DIY projects that need seeing quickly. For bigger home improvements, ask. Price? It's Woodstock. I'm not driving out of my way to save a a few dollars. But, these folks have a rewards system which you can accumulate and use for future purchases. As far as service, it's unbeatable.

Whenever we call, there is never a direct answer about items in stock. Called recently for a…read moresimple yes or no answer and got the run around for far lounger than necessary. Then asked it's a simple yes or no question, do you have this item? At that point the customer service person hung up on me. Have personally witnessed the manager berate and belittle the employees in front of a line of customers. Not once but twice to the point we all looked at each other very uncomfortably. I do not know who owns this store but it is definitely in need of better leadership and training of staff. When I need to go to Ace, this is not the place. I will go to Walton instead.

They've got just about everything you might need (except plants -- their garden area is pretty…read moredesperate). The people working there have crazy headsets to communicate with each other -- which feels way too corporate for the area. But once you engage with them they become real humans... super-nice and helpful -- with conversations about what's up and what they can do to help. I go here almost every weekend.

Thank you to Greg and Mary for enduring our plumbing fiasco of 2026…read more When we knew it was over our heads, we called the professionals. We've had our entire house re-plumbed, gas lines run, hoses installed, hot water heater installed, etc. all work was done in a relatively timely manner when they could get to us etc. thank you so much! Definitely recommended!!!!!

Big box retail didn't kill Main Street. We killed Main Street. Nobody holds a gun to our head,…read morenobody forces us to the corporate gigantor stores on 28 with parking lots for days and traffic. We believe the everyday low prices mantra, we willingly sacrifice our soul to the machine. This is all on us. We own it. And in today's second generation of Main Street destruction we sit our unhealthy selves in the comfort of our overheated homes and with a few clicks of the mouse we have a cardboard package whisking it's way to us no mind the human interaction is gone and early onset diabetes gets closer with each substitution of small cardboard box for Main Street strolling we elect to make. But no worries. Soon healthcare will be provided us for free and one more choice that we previously got to make on our own will be gone. Good on us. Want to reclaim a bit of your independence? Want to add ten years to your life and a smile to your face? Go back to Main Street. I was in need of hardware to make a few improvements for mi madre and not being from these parts thought that the big boxes had killed a local hardware option and she said oh hell no we're going to Dubben Brothers they're good people. I was all no way San Jose Main Street is dead but bc Main Street was what mama wants and what mama wants is what all the offspring should recognize as their reason for getting out of bed in the morning off we went. Dubben Bros rocks. It's been there forever! It smells like old time hardware stores are supposed to smell and while it isn't ginormous it does have a ton of stuff. Maybe three varieties of the tool you seek instead of a million but do we really need a million brands to choose between no we do not. I'd suggest if you've recently moved to the area or been there awhile but not in this particular establishment that you drop by and look around to get a sense of what's in store. So to speak. One thing you'll find for sure is an old fashioned hospitality and genuine desire to be of assistance that's hard to find on 28. No disrespect intended those who work hard in those big corporate spaces but there a worker has to serve two masters - us AND the machine. And the priority isn't necessarily in that order.

Searched to check the hours, and saw that it had only one review - a rather negative one. Thought…read moreI'd balance it out. I've been here many times. Always found them to be very patient and helpful. The hardware store always has what I need. I used the lumber yard for a deck, with no issues. The prior review complained about handyman references. This is the Catskills. I've gone through roughly a dozen folks here. They all came recommended. They all were a huge disappointment - some after a few jobs, some after one. I've learned never to pay half up front without references, and I've posted to social media those folks who take half up front and disappear. Sadly, it has happened a couple of times. It's not the fault of the establishment thst recommended them.

There isn't so much wrong with Williams Lumber as there is with their recommendations of…read morecontractors. I relied on them to refer me to a contractor to do a roof repair on my home and they only provided me with two names. I went with Joe Remley- Builder/ Contractor or Ashland, NY and it turned out he was not such a good reference. In fact I had an awful experience. Remley required that I give him a down payment of several thousand dollars to have my roof repaired. I paid Remley the money he wanted and never saw him again. He didn't do any of the work he was supposed to do and has not been responsive to phone calls. Joe Remley is not directly affiliated with Ace Hardware/ Williams Lumber, that I know of, but I relied on Ace Hardware/ Williams Lumber to provide me with a reliable contractor and he wound up ripping me off and scamming me out of thousands of dollars with no work done. This is more of a warning to others to watch out for Joe Remley and to not put so much trust into Williams Lumber for contractor references. Very disappointed.

Love this hometown store employees owned they have everything and I have to say know a know…read moreeverything I've asked about. Perfect with hardware and painting Jason 399 decker

Friendly staff are always ready to help you find what you need. It's a smaller store by hardware…read morestore standards (if you need a larger selection, head to Tractor Supply on Rt 10), but if you're just looking for general tools, paint, DIY things etc. it is my go-to local store!

Consistently bad service. As if every customer is an inconvenience. Especially customers who come…read moreback a few times in the same day. They just sit behind the desk complaining. If there were another Ben Moore dealer nearby we would never set foot in here again. I can only assume they do enough business based on their location that they don't have to be friendly or helpful to customers.

Even after 10 years of shopping at this local hardware store chain and spending over $200,000 at…read moretheir various stores (after building two homes), I'm never greeted at this branch in a friendly, familiar way. And forget about calling to see if they have an item. They'll say yes over the phone and still won't have the item when you get there. So for once, don't shop local. Go to a big box store, get a better price and better service.

Well appointed and stocked, this local store provides an incredible selection of both gourmet and…read morelocal foods. They always have a great selection of vibrant fresh produce from local farms, along with local meats, drinks and cheeses. Convenient hours, seven days per week. they often host pop-ups with other local vendors. The prices are competitive. The staff is always warm and welcoming, and willing to help.

Lovely place, lovely people. Great stuff. Hiding away in the Catskills is a kitchen/food place that…read morewould fit right into NYC. Surprising selections and sophistication for such a small rural town. feel very lucky to have them nearby.