We had a great experience at this store! We had been to several furniture stores today, and this…read morewas our last stop. We should have come here first. The selection was great. Prices were very reasonable. The staff was very friendly and helpful-No high pressure sales.

We like our sectional and our salesperson was very nice and knowledgeable. But the $75 for delivery…read moreof one item should include removing packaging and putting the legs on the furniture. It was really hard for one woman by herself to turn furniture upside down and attach the eight legs. Good thing I had an electric screwdriver to drill the screws into the legs and wood underneath the furniture. Couldn't have been done with a handheld screwdriver, and lots of people don't have electric screwdrivers in their house. Delivery drivers should do this.

Staff was extremely helpful in finding elusive soaker tub. They identified tubs that worked and…read moreshe even tried one out. Waterless of course.

Two years ago we purchased quartz counter tops for our kitchen. The job turned out great and so did…read morecustomer service. Less than two years later a spot appeared right in the middle of our peninsula. We called Bob at Lee's and we had a customer service visit on the same day. A simple procedure removed the spot, which was probably our own super glue sloppiness. The installer, Laminated Tops-Central Indiana, made the service stop.

We've never had an opportunity to shop at Menard's before. We have enjoyed the selection and…read morepricing, especially on items like paper towels and other household goods. It's strangely fun just to walk around! My only issue is with the 11 percent discount offered, that requires mailing in a form. What century is this? It's a nice gimmick, but I assume most people don't bother to do it, to get back $3.13 on their purchase.

Menard's on new years eve... Yessir. Went in for a couple things. The staff I dealt with were super…read morenice. The store is what it is, full of cool stuff, kinda packed. I always like coming to Menard's.

This is an old school hardware store that has more actual hardware than you'll find elsewhere in…read moreBloomington. They do everything from keys (including "digital chip" key clones) to vast amounts of nuts and bolts, SAE and metric, tools, supplies, home/industrial hardware. They are not Grainger or Lee's. They are not Lowes or Menards. Their prices are sometimes high, but they don't sell cheap gear. I wished they'd sell lumber and plants, but maybe it's better that they don't. They get five stars for being the best HARDWARE store in the area. You don't have to buy a huge blister pack to get just one or two of an item. Their clerks know what they have, and it's a good idea to ask them. They sometimes have better alternatives in mind, and their selection is vast for the size store they operate; they can save you a lot of time, unlike the big box stores, where there are no real specialists except the Big Item sales people. Go here first.

Fantastic hardware store. Great service. Knowable staff. I've been going sine 1973…read more On the *very* rare occasion that they don't have what I need in stock, they will order it. No questions asked.

We're having some water leak from our washer, and I called to see what we should do. The technician…read more(who I think is probably the owner) talked with me for a good 20 minutes, asking questions, suggesting I look at this or that, and generally getting a sense--and giving me a sense--of what the issue might be. He was clearly focused on fixing the problem. He gave me a worst case scenario and how much he thought it would cost to fix it (in which case, he said, he didn't think it would be worth fixing), but he also gave me several other possibilities, some of which I could do myself. This was all the more helpful since they're pretty busy at the moment and wouldn't be able to come to the house until next week (unless it was an emergency). Really impressive service. We may still need to replace the appliance, in which case, I'll ask these folks to do the work.

My washer and dryer went out at the same time. Bloomington Appliance came to fix them both. They…read moreheld me up for two weeks waiting for parts. When the parts finally came, the technician was having problems with the installation. Finally he told me that even with the new parts, the washing machine and dryer probably wouldn't work. I was charged a $140 for nothing but wasted time and laundry that continued to pile up for two weeks. From my experience, I would not recommend this company.

For a long time, Lowes was a hassle. Over the past year or so, they've changed remarkably. More…read morestaff, better inventory, more selection of things that I need as a homeowner and gardener. Where it was gruesome, people are helpful, there's enough staff, their prices are average to insane-- which is normal these days. I don't mind going there. Kliendorfer's is still the best for hardware-- unbeatable. But for a lot of items in the home improvement and gardening areas, Lowes has become useful. I do not go to Menards. No way. Too much shoddy products in the lumber yard.

I have to come here because this store stocks trash compactor bags and the Mooresville Lowe's store…read moredoes not. But it is only a 15 minute drive from south Martinsville using the new I-69. Their stores have been rearranged lately but I am learning the layout and the staff has been helpful asking me if I need help finding something before I have to ask on multiple visits. I have always liked that about Lowe's. Lowe's does a good job keeping their stores clean and items out of the aisles so you can navigate with the large carts. I also love the Minute Key Kiosks! They are automated key copying machines and I have never had one fail on me so far after having a lot of keys copied.

I saw that McGarry's had some one star reviews, which all seemed to be related to not getting calls…read morereturned. So i just went into their business in person! Mr. McGarry came out the next day, fixed my fridge in a jiffy, and then we had a good chat about life. He's a good guy. I really enjoyed him and will defo go see him again if the need arises! His son works with him, too. I didn't really meet him.

The McGarrys are my go-to for appliance repair. But you have to understand that they're not Geek…read moreSquad. In my book, that's great, but that means you have to work with their limited desk hours and their very human schedule Pros: small family business serving local customers; friendly, honest, down-to-earth service; reasonable prices Cons: since it's a small family business, you can't expect the convenience of receptionists, immediate, ultra-reliable call-backs, and all-hours service Treat them like your neighbors, because that's who they are.

We have placed special orders with Black Lumber twice. Both times, it was delivered in perfect…read moreshape, on time, and the same or better price than the big stores in town! We have had horrible luck with deliveries from other stores, we only go to Black now, Thank you!!

I love Black Lumber. Love, love, love…read more The staff's great, and it's really convenient (just south of Hillside) for those of us who live in town. A lot of Black's business is from contractors, and that's how I started going here (a couple guys I know work with them). But they're pleasant to regular retail customers too, and they have a good selection for basic hardware needs, as well as lumber and other building materials. Black also does cabinetry and sells some appliances (like kitchen hoods). One thing to know is that Black is part of the Do It Best distribution network. Actually, my only complaint is related to that. I sometimes buy yard/garden supplies here and have been disappointed by crappy plastic imports from China on a couple of occasions. But Black was nice about a return I made, so I can't get too irritated. For the ladies out there, this is the most woman-friendly hardware place in town. Women work the floor sometimes. Also, the staff is nice to kids.