I don't live in Marshall but when we visit family here it's the go to store for everything we need…read morewhen doing projects around the house. For lawn and garden, and virtually every item you need for household repairs and improvements, you'll likely find it in this store.

The team at Herman's Hardware always help me find what I'm looking for and give me the advice I…read moreneed for any DIY project, any other big box hardware chain can hardly compete with the customer service. I highly recommend them and they have more stuff to sell than meets the eye. Try walking through and see if you can find out where it stops. They also have a large historic collection of hardware and local memorabilia on the walls. They are not your typical hardware store in the best ways.

Great store! The owners are always super helpful and friendly, taking the time to even remove…read moreproducts from their packages to make sure everything works together or to demonstrate how it should go. Nice to go into a store where you can actually get knowledgeable help, unlike the big box stores. If you have to fix something around the house, it's a great place to go, and their prices are very reasonable, especially considering they have to compete with Walmart and Tractor Supply just up the road.

Rude customer service. Girl ran to close/lock door before closing time just to keep from working…read more End of this business. Went to Home Depot spent $448

Great service and they know our names! They carry my purchases out joyfully. When i ask for help…read morethey take me to the product on the shelf. Always helpful.

This hardware store saved my day!!! Thank you so much Dick for helping me not only pick the right…read moretool I needed but also swap out the piece in my equipment. It didn't take long but it was a tedious task and he probably saw my anxiety and did not leaving me hanging!!!!! Thank you times a million. I do not live in this state but if I'm ever in the area for work I will patronize you guys when I can. Make sure you say hi to Nelly when you visit.

We love the convenience of having this place in cycling distance of our house, particularly as they…read moreb carry lots of useful items for boaters (we purchased our stainless dock from there, for example). Today, I spotted in their sign that they had free 2020 calendars available, which was incredibly useful as I needed a few blank calendars for a few different projects. If you need any extra desktop/wall calendar with some lovely images, stop in soon -- they still had dozens on my late January visit.

They had the kind of Electronic Contact Cleaner that I needed for an antique radio that I'm…read morerestoring. There were several different types available and I purchased the one that I thought would work best for me. It was also at a very reasonable price, so I was happy all the way around.

We were suppose to have a new washer and dryer delivered yesterday. After waiting 4 hours my wife…read moregot a text they were unable to deliver. Come to find out they tried to deliver it to the vacant lot next to us. They took a picture of the lot and my neighbours mailbox that had the wrong numbers from our address. We had sold our washer and dryer Saturday morning and now will be without them till thursday and we leave on vacation thursday. How nice is that. Idiots

This store sucks ass the workers are terrible and don't know anything especially the male worker…read moreRyan he was a complete asshole to me and my family when trying to find something I would not recommend this place

Hey yelpers, as winter approaches, this chain (Chelsea, Coldwater and other locations) is the place…read moreto head for your winter gear. Their assortment of basic tough winter items beats the prices of traditional malls. If you're into Woolrich, you'll find this season's stuff discounted. Also, you can try on for size, and order online direct if you don't find something. They have the basics for your home or your farm, so if you're a city person, you'll have an education seeing not only machinery and real world farm implements, but also in Coldwater, you may see the Amish in there with their "driver" and van waiting outside. Before hitting the malls and getting depressed at the flimsy thin nonsense "winter" coats and jackets from China, find the closest FF&H, ride out into the country and give them a try. You'll find a different level of China on their racks.