Great local store with anything and everything you could want. Newly remodeled and updated!…read more This place is a cornerstone in beautiful Chewelah.

I have need assistance my last two visits. John saw me come in and asked me immediately if I needed…read morehelp. He answered all my questions and guided me to the right product. He was cheerful, friendly and a great help.

We stopped in today looking for tee shirts for one grandson and for four soon to be "add on"…read moregrandkids. As you might guess I needed assistance! A very kind and patience lady helped me pick out the perfect sizes for all five of kids ! Not an easy task ! Even my husband was happy that we were in and out with very little time wasted!

The best place in town. Very friendly. They have everything you can possibly need. Very friendly…read moreatmosphere. I love all the gifts in the gift store.

Excellent all around feed and hardware store. We've visited a number of times for items and…read morematerials related to keeping our chickens fed and watered, to installing a propane space heater in our home. Their tool selection is excellent, from yard maintenance to electrical, plumbing, boats, you name it, and also have a good selection of quality work clothes and accessories, mostly Carhartt and Dickies. It's the first place I've seen since childhood that sells nails and screws by the pound. The staff are friendly and extremely knowledgable and not afraid to tell you whether your own hairbrained schemes are going to work. While I've left disappointed for not finding what I was looking for, they've spared me a good deal of heartache from finding out on my own that my notions weren't likely to succeed, most recently in trying to find a cap for the lower spout on my water hauling tank. They also routinely have some of the cheapest gas prices in town. I usually try to fill up down in CDA when I'm down there for work as it's often 20-40 cents cheaper than Sandpoint or Bonner's Ferry, but if I'm not heading down that way, this is where I go to fuel up. More than anything, I like that this place brings that small town Hardware store feel, but packs it with big box store level selection and service. It seems like a very happy marriage between two very opposite ideas. Highly recommended!

This is a feed shop... & also a gas station, & has propane tanks, where u can buy hella propane…read more It is a very old school, family owned, been around foreverrrr, type of a business.

Glad I found this hardware store nearby! Very well stocked, had everything the other stores I went…read moreto did not have. Super friendly and helpful personnel, great place to shop!

It's baffling that so many businesses push-back on mask-wearing, complaining the Governor made them…read moredo it or some nonsense about loss of personal freedoms. May I offer a more useful stance? First.. It might help to know that most people appreciate mask-wearers. They may not express it, because thanking someone for doing the right thing is peculiar. "Hey, thanks for not murdering me" (as example). See? It's strange. But here's why I believe masks are welcomed. Wearing a mask is an act of compassion, a chance to unite to defeat Covid through responsible stewardship of our own and our neighbor's health. I'm old enough to remember when working as-one-people for a common cause was how we expressed patriotism. A mask is a tool of resolve, of pride in that purpose. Unfortunately some seem more proud of pushing back rather than helping overcome what we're facing. That's what I ran into at the Do-It-Center Thursday. A young cashier behaved in an unbecoming manner and the store manager's example may have set the stage for what took place. As she rang my purchase, her nose in full view above a mask, hoping she'd cover properly I asked, "You 'do' realize that your mask is ineffective used in that way, right?" Had she made any effort to protect me I would have been grateful for the consideration and would have thanked her. But instead her response was to simply say, "thank you", making no effort to reposition the mask. More than a little surprised by her choice to disrespect an elder, I said, "Thank you for your compassion". Her response? "Thank you for your opinion". As if the transmissibility resulting in 2.5 MILLION deaths worldwide and a causal link to the efficacy of masks in slowing the spread was opinion vs fact. The young woman felt empowered to dismiss me, dismiss the risk, and she had no worry over repercussion from her employer who was on the sales floor (versus the upper level offices w/doors) on the phone and "not wearing a mask himself". Who knows what drives these behaviors, whether politics, selfishness, arrogance, ignorance or something else. But the manager was certainly leading by example. A couple points. 1) Anything the Do-It-Center sells can be purchased for less and can be picked up curbside in Spokane. 2) The reason people still go to storefronts is to support them. Masks are an easy way merchants can reciprocate. If I feel I'm being considered, that tells me a merchant values my patronage. But protection is needed from more than just employees. Customers with no face covering are present at every Colville retail store I've visited in the past year. Every one, and every time. Are they "all" unable to comply for medical reasons? Isn't it a merchant's responsibility to provide a safe shopping environment? We've all accepted that cigarettes can cause lung disease so, as a result, smoking is not permitted in public places; even in Colville. But a symptom-less Covid carrier can pass the disease invisibly in the span of a short conversation. In a nut shell: A disease that kills quicker than cancer, gets a "y'all come" when proper mask wearing is ignored. * If the fallout of mask-apathy eventually causes loss of sales, slighter hours of operation or reduction in staff.. * If shoppers increasingly choose Spokane over Colville, BECAUSE IT'S SAFER and LESS EXPENSIVE.. * If Colville businesses begin to falter.. ..will those who complain of masks see any nexus to their own behaviors? America's Covid death toll now exceeds 520,000. Is a mask worn properly really so great a thing to ask? To try and lick this thing, to safeguard the healthy lungs where the next mutation would hope to flourish, we must act like we're in this together. BECAUSE WE ARE. Thursday, with the store's entry posted with reminders to mask-up and stickers on the floor telling guests to protect one another by social distancing, it was the manager and his young cashier who fell short of doing their part. My purchases at the Do-It-Center are admittedly modest. So if I buy in Spokane over Colville, to the Do-It-Center it may seem insignificant. But the impact of withdrawn dollars elsewhere in Colville is a different matter. It will be felt. Because even in the maskless face of ignorance or indifference, merchants in so small a community "are" in this together.

Great employees and selection. Great small town hardware store. We would definitely recommendread more

Nicest people. Old school customer service. Well stocked. I just wish they were open on Sundays.read more

Great place for anything you need pertaining to building. Many items much less than big store…read morecompetitors in Spokane.

They have a decent selection of home improvement products, basically a smaller version of the big…read morebox stores. Paint, tools, electrical, plumbing, lumber and outdoor items. Their lumber pricing is pretty competitive with the prices at the big stores.

We were passing through and the store owner greeted us along with her helpful staff. My kids…read moreespecially loved the tiny carts. We bought stuff to make fairy houses but could have bought just about everything there! Thank you for being so kind to my kiddos everyone! They felt so special!

Normally I have to shop at a big box hardware store - meaning I have a frustrating and not great…read moreexperience (and end up returning much of what I buy). When in the Newport area, however, going to the hardware store is a joy! I LOVE this Ace Hardware. The staff is incredibly friendly and actually knows what they are doing and how to help customers. To a person, I have found the staff to be absolutely wonderful. I was there again yesterday to buy some potting soil and they loaded 8 very large and heavy bags into my car (with a smile) and THEN - Jim, one of the owners came up to my car to shake my hand and introduce himself. I thanked him for creating a place where it is a pleasure to shop and where he has hired a staff of amazing and friendly people. As I told him - "I will never stop shopping here." GREAT place!

Our favorite hardware store and farmers' market. Stop in on Thu afternoon for fresh local produce…read more Mike, the owner, is a wealth of information and help.