I was looking for a pressure washed and had a couple of questions. Each of my questions were…read moreanswered by Tyler. He was well spoken, polite, and receptive and knowledgeable. With all my questions answered and my purchase ready for the cashier, I went to the desk, but didn't have my military ID, but has my DD214 or whatever it is. They accepted that and explained that I need my ID next time. Lowes always treats me right. Tyler, was a great and pointed out a few things I'd never had considered. Thank you.

I purchased a 5-year protection plan for my Kitchen Aid dishwasher on 05-21-2023. I went to use it…read moreon 6-08-2026, they told me it had expired. Even a third grader can do this math. I am not a happy customer.

Extremely knowledgeable . Very helpful and nice to deal with. They have an incredible inventory.read more

Just had a load of crushed shell delivered to my residence yesterday morning…read more The salesman at your location off Gasparilla road was great and helpful as always. Knowledgeable and sharp about products. The lady that called in the morning to let me know the load would be delivered was cordial and great on the phone... Your driver , delivery man had an attitude as soon as soon as l said hello. He gave me grief on not answering my phone-several times. I asked him what the # was, he was correct with the # and l said call me... The phone immediately rang. I received the shell and all was good, l believe this gentleman needs some instruction on customer relations and a common thank you would be a nice addition in completing the job as well... Just thought you should know. Thank you, Brad W

I buy here often. Great products and service. They offer a wide range of items in stock and have…read moreeven more available to order. Tools, fasteners, screen, aluminum parts, and even advice is available if needed.

Quite a disappointment! We ordered the gutters December 16, paid for them on the 30th, the day we…read morewere told they'd be delivered. Waited eagerly for the delivery then received a call saying they'd since found the gutters were the wrong size - too long - and we could have them but only if we paid for the extra length! (which we did not need). So we had to wait til the right size came in. I asked because of their error if they would deliver now without charge - as a courtesy, but they said no. On January 4th they called to say the right size was in and they'd bring them the following day, at 11am or 'for sure' by the day's end, he 'promised.' So I moved plants to receive the gutters, had my workman ready to help move them in, the $45 charge in my pocket and they don't come. We called and they said did you not get our message? (They'd left no message.) Their truck was 'out of commission' and we could not receive the product until the following week. It's hard to see with service like this they are able to stay in business.

Store organized and well stocked. Staff very nice and helpful both out on the floor and at the…read moreregister.

I made a mistake and bought the wrong supplies to fix a gutter. Took it back about an hour later…read morestill in the packaging and they wouldn't refund not give me a refund. I will never shop there again.

This historic house was owned by businessman and politician August C. Freeman who arrived in Punta…read moreGorda in 1889. He purchased the land in 1903 for the house from Albert Gilchrist, also a local politician who went on to become the 29th governor of Florida. Freeman owned a hardware store that also sold caskets and citrus grove. From 1896 until 1904 he served in the city government including as mayor. From 1905 to 1913 he served as DeSoto County sheriff after which he moved to California. The house was built in a Carpenter Queen Anne style in 1903 on Marion Avenue. This is the only Victorian house in Punta Gorda. In 1985 the house was moved two blocks away to Hargreaves Street where it was restored by the Medical Center Foundation. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 7, 1987. In 2005 to city moved the house to it's current Retta Esplande after Hurricane Charley in 2004. The house is owned by the City of Punta Gorda and is used by the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce and the Punta Gorda Historical Society. Currently the house is closed for major repairs and the Chamber of Commerce has moved to 2702 Tamiami Trail.