Been meaning to come forever but it's just not on my usual routes (how often do I say that?) I was…read morenearby today. I kept hearing how good it was, and that's not hype- service was excellent, on two visits from multiple people. Selection is pretty darn good for a small local hardware store. It's not tiny, but it's not huge. Lots of options for each thing we needed. Bright and open, nicely arranged, tons of things you need- and don't, plenty of impulse buy stuff set around, so watch yourself. Prices for those, and in general, are maybe a little high, but the location will be handy for many people and you can avoid the hassle and gas use of going to a big box. This isn't just an old-school local store- it's better.

I really want to like this small locally owned shop. But unfortunately, because they are an ACE…read moreHardware affiliate, many of the products they sell are ACE brand. I have found those products to be very low quality, often breaking after only a season or two of normal use. Neither the shop nor ACE offer any warranty, referring the buyer instead to the manufacturer's warranty. On occasions when I've made a warranty claim, the manufacturers have simply ignored those claims.

Handy when I needed help with a house project. Stereotypical old guy who knows what he's talking…read moreabout patiently talked me through it. Exactly what I needed, and at the big boxes you might get slightly lower prices but you're taking your chances with advice (not that there aren't some of these old guys there, too.) Access is wonky from most directions; be careful. All the staff were friendly. Selection is pretty good.

It seems to be permanently closed. Sign on the door and has hasn't been open for months.read more

I was in yesterday. I had been in a couple times before that, but yesterday, since I had to wait…read morefor a helpful employee call another Ace about pipes, I had a moment to wait & absorb the environment. The store was busy. All the workers were busy. But they all made sure to greet every customer & follow up with offers of help. The building's above 100 years old. It reminded me, while I was waiting, of the small town hardware shops my grandpa & I would hit when we needed supplies between roofing jobs. That was a great memory for me. Those background places in the past gather importance when folks are gone. Small shops navigate the big box waves through specialized products & good customer service. The folks here are doing great work!

I don't live in this neighborhood and only knew of Beechwold Hardware by its reputation. So, when…read moreworking in the area and needing some supplies, I naturally headed to Beechwold Hardware. This is a true (translate that as "old school") hardware store. This is a store where the staff "knows hardware" and is very knowledgeable. They are very helpful and know where everything is - unlike the big box stores. I would highly recommend this store to anyone with hardware needs.

People had told me never to custom order from Loew's but we like their bath vanities, and the sales…read moreperson did a fine job of designing what we needed for a remodeled master bath. Now we are almost two months waiting for delivery of two standard vanity units plus some trim. They are weeks past their stated delivery time, and they have no clue as to when the units might arrive. And they don't know where the materials are! Customer Service can only refer back to the store, which has no better info than the app, which is great for placing orders, but crap for follow up. I am regretting the $6,000 I spent on appliances and these vanities. Will only go back for hand tools, and there is an Ace Hardware much closer to my home. Robert Steven Johnston

Before you buy something from Lowe's expecting they will install it, ask. They told us Lowe's…read moreinstalled garage door opener's. Instead they outsource their install's to Angi Services. We are left with a broken garage door opener, unable to use the garage, and Angi services wants us to hire a professional to fix their botch. They will then repay us our costs. Mean while we are paying interest on the installation fees, they are not included on the six months same as cash. This was also not disclosed to us. Lesson learned. Avoid Lowe's at all cost!

Ellen and Sherman were great. I was trying to buy a drill that was on sale. The computer showed…read morethere were some in the store. None of us could find them. Ultimately they got me a discount on a better product of the same brand. They were patient , efficient and helpful. A+ experience.

Big fan of Home Depot, not a fan of their millwork service. If you need doors, I'd recommend going…read moreto a specialty store like A&D specialty or S&L Lumber - you'll get much better and faster service. This Home Depot Millwork department is an absolute terror to try to get ahold of. You'll feel ghosted for weeks instead of taken care of.

Always pretty well stocked, employees are friendly and attentive if needed. For a hardware store,…read moreeven the candy is pretty fresh. While not the cheapest, the rebate program helps to offset competitors costs. Overall, definitely a recommended location.

I'd give it zero stars if I could. They are a horrible company to deal with, refusing to stand by…read morethe products they sell and hiding return information until you have completed your purchase. We bought a lawn mower that will not start. Because it is gas powered, and we put gasoline in it (otherwise, we could not find out it wouldn't start!) they are refusing to refund our money. They referred us to the manufacturer. That company is not answering their phones. Menards is no help at all! Stay far away from this store.

My husband was followed around your store today like a criminal for absolutely no reason, and the…read moreexperience was disgusting. The moment he walked into Home Depot, an employee immediately looked him up and down and asked if he needed help. He politely said no and headed toward the plywood section. Since he was only grabbing a few things, he didn't take a cart at first. The same employee approached him again insisting he should get one. My husband again said "No thanks." From that point on, the employee proceeded to follow him throughout the store, standing at the ends of aisles watching him as he shopped. Feeling uncomfortable, my husband bounced between sections before finally grabbing a cart. He then went into the garden section and briefly left his cart outside the doors while picking up a few plants. When he came back, the employee was actively inspecting the contents of his cart. At this point my husband called me because he felt so uncomfortable and targeted that he wanted to leave the store altogether. I told him to just check out through garden to avoid the employee, so he did. He paid in full, completed his transaction, and thought the situation was over. Instead, while loading his purchases into his car, the same employee followed him outside and accused him of stealing. My husband, embarrassed and cornered, felt he had no choice but to show his receipt and prove every item had been paid for. We shop at this location almost weekly. We recently purchased all of our appliances from this store. To be treated this way as paying customers is beyond unacceptable. Following someone around the store, watching their every move, inspecting their cart, and then confronting them outside after they've already paid is vile behavior. Home Depot has loss prevention staff for a reason. Employees should not be acting like self-appointed anti-theft vigilantes while harassing innocent customers trying to shop. This experience was humiliating, unnecessary, and completely unacceptable.

I was personally helped by Ben. He was resourceful, patient, and eager to help despite me coming in…read moretwice ( because I got the wrong part). He was kind and respectful. The other people there were also kind in directing me, calling for assistance, and being attentive to the customers.