Great store! Great Selection and prices seem decent!…read more So I bought a house recently and boy are we out of our league! The original as well as the previous owners both put in weird lights all over the house and we are having a nightmare of a time trying to replace bulbs... So I took a few of them to Ace to try and figure out what I need, and unfortunately they were unable to help me. The labels on the bulb faded, and they looked like 3 different types of bulbs and we had no idea the wattage... The store was jam packed! It has very small aisles, just big enough for 2 people to walk down. Every square inch has something to sell. It is basically a slimmed down Home Depot. It was nice but a little dated and shabby, but if you come here you are not looking for a new clean modern aesthetic, you are here for a specific item. All in all the staff was friendly, but unfortunately was unable to help me with my bulbs. If I do need basic home improvement items, this will be my place to go!

I bought this vase at a flea market in Raleigh with the intention of turning it into a lamp for the…read moreshore. I named her Octavia the octopus and took her to Spotts for some help. Bob at the service desk set out to carefully drill the hole for the cord, helped me put together the right parts and improvise on material to secure the rod. He embraced my idea and seemed to genuinely enjoy helping me make my project a reality. Bob is #shoplocal at its best. I'm thinking I should rename the lamp Boctopus. What do you think?

Very helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. Very good prices compared to other well known places.read more

Great prices, great workers they know everything and more about swimming pools .the girls at the…read morecounter are very friendly

Stay away from this place... horrible experience trying to have my lawn mower fixed, very shady…read moremade me pay to fix their mistake

I've been working with these people since I moved into the area 6 years ago. Very knowledgeable…read moreabout the Stihl products they carry and quick turnaround on orders. No pressure sales and rental options are always discussed. They are interested in getting the customer the right tool for the needs they discuss. The mechanics have often offered advice about how to keep my tools running without unforeseen down time and repair expenses. Two locations, one in Voorhees and one in Berlin. If you have a need for a tool and want to find the right solution, this is the place to go.

I always go here for water testing. They are always informative and kind. They always have what I…read moreneed to get my pool balanced and maintained for the season. They have a file on my pool and the chemicals that they have sold to me. So they have never sold me things I don't need because they know what they have already sold me and how much I should have left.

This place is great!!! Professional staff! Easy in and out pool water testing. Very knowledgeable…read moreand they try and educate you in the process. They don't over sell chemicals and treatments and they have a lot of cool stuff in the store. Great place to get that odd gift or man cave accessory. They support local craftsman and artists as well. Highly recommend!

No longer in business CLOSED!!! I could always find something in this store, anything from small…read moreappliances to large kitchen equipment, chairs, dining ware etc. New and Used. Service was great!

If your thinking about a pool, look no further! Tom and his staff do a great job from the initial…read more"thinking about a pool" consultation answering the million questions I had up to the pool being filled. Melissa kept us informed every step of the way, we always were aware of what was going on and what step was next. Tom includes everything that you need for a new pool from the chemicals to the cleaner, even the electrical work was included and organized by Landi ( other places make you find your own electrician, which was more trouble for the customer who probably does not know what is needed for a pool) Tom is so thorough he even makes sure to set the bottom returns in cement so they do not move, other places use sand. Jennifer took care of filling and filing all necessary permits for the township which were immediately approved; Tom B who was on site many times with the guys making sure everything was running smoothly, which it did, and the guys did an excellent job!!!!!! Even if you go to another pool company, go talk to Tom, you will be sorry if you don't!

Amazing selection! The service we had was ok, but it seemed like there were better people working…read morewith the plants. People seemed very knowledgeable, though we have been to friendlier places. Value was pretty good

I bought a tree on 23rd of September 2024 from Bloomers 344 Hurffville - Cross Keys Rd, Sewell, NJ…read more08080. It was weak when purchased but I was assured it would be fine in the spring. I followed their comprehensive instructions for their warranty. The tree died and today I returned it. First they started with their policy is for sale items not being under warranty. It is very clearly under warranty with the warranty printed on the back of the receipt. Then I mentioned if they sell a tree it should be viable and well or else they shouldn't sell it. They agreed. They would not replace it with the same since I purchased on sale. They then they had a perennial 50% off on their front sign, but they were unable to honor it. A perennial is a plant that lives for at least two years and regrows each spring, offering a low-maintenance, long-term addition to gardens, landscapes, and agriculture. These plants, which include flowers, vegetables, trees, shrubs, and grasses, provide lasting beauty and structure to a garden, as their deep root systems also offer environmental benefits like soil retention and nutrient reach. The man and woman working their called the owner, and he apparently yelled at them according to what they said. In order to get a replacement it would cost me about $230 additional to replace the tree purchased last year. All I would like was a tree that is healthy and will live more than a few months. I received a refund for $79.97 in store credit, but asked for a credit by payment method because I won't be their customer anymore because they have made it clear they have no interest in healthy plants or satisfied customers.

Helpful people, I have a hardware store right across the street from me , but i still go to Smicks,…read morebecause the selection is so much better, and the staff at Smicks are very interested in getting what we need to renovate oiur home, the lumber and trim selection is very good, even at this time of covid 19, everyone is running short on materials, but .they make sure whatever you are looking for is on order,if they dont have it in stock, paint department is " spot on" with their color matches, and they have a variety of finishes and grades of paint available, to fit any budget, to us, Smicks is worth the drive

This is a nice little hardware and lumber store, and more. The employees are cheerful, helpful,…read moreand know about mysterious things like sump pumps, wells, and septic systems, things that are new to people who have had city water for all of their adult lives. Unfortunately, the hours are pretty inconvenient for working people: M-F 7:30am to 5pm, Sat. 7:30am to 4pm, closed Sundays, not at all helpful for people with 8-5 jobs, because there's no popping in after work to pick up a part. If you can plan your emergencies for Friday night/Saturday morning, it can work for you. The aisles are on the narrow side, and many aren't very well-lit. Hubby's always armed with a small flashlight, and he often has to use it to read boxes, here. He's had about a 50/50 chance of finding what he needs; it's worth the time it takes to check here first, before making the long drive to Home Depot. They have a little seasonal display in the center of the front part, which changes frequently and can be fun to look around in, and often have specials on the adjacent end caps, which usually catch our attention. There's a nice selection of drawer and cabinet hardware, a paint section, an outdoor section, plus many others, and they have attractive displays of windows, siding, and roofing. They can also order anything found on the True Value website and have it sent to the store for you to pick up. While we believe in supporting local businesses, the prices are higher than the big box lumber stores, so if we need enough stuff to fill the truck, it makes more sense to drive out of the area. If we just need a few 2x4s, it's definitely worth it for the convenience.