I needed a new cordless drill for basic household use and had heard good things about the brands…read moreoffered here but had been hesitant to go in as I wasn't sure if it was let's say...friendly to those of us not super tool savvy...I'm happy to say it was a great experience. The store is nicely organized, products are clearly labeled and there are samples you can pick up to see how they feel which is critical for those of us with small hands. I've already put the new drill to work putting together garden beds and it is making the job so much easier! I'll definitely come here again!

My husband sent me to Harbor Freight to buy a nail remover. He was replacing boards on the deck. He…read moresaid Harbor Freight had the best deal (cheapest one). I went down early because they open early. The store has that new car smell. Fortunately, their website said the nail puller was on aisle 3 so I was able to find it easily. The website is pretty nice and user friendly. The clerk didn't engage much, but that was ok with me. I looked around at some of the colorful tools. I was tempted to pick up some garden tools that I wasn't sure we needed. There's plenty of parking in their shared lot. The store was not busy.

Great spot for UPS drops, accessible, friendly, found easy parking, I always recommend pirate ship…read morefor discounted labels!

Fusek's is a solid hardware store in the city and they always have been really helpful to me. I can…read morerun in and get help finding what I need (or quickly told if they don't have it!) I reqlly love being able to buy like just one screw at a time. Sure the prices can be a little high sometimes but it's the price you pay for convenience and service.

The store always looks clean and organized and the manager is above and beyond. It would be a…read morepleasure to work in this establishment.

Used to be the place to go to get you equipment serviced well and quick now twice I've taken my…read moreequipment there and been told it'll be ready within a week and neither time has it even been looked at. I called the store they sent it to and they said it's usually 2-3 weeks and whites is making promises they can't keep.

They have been extremely helpful to find what I need, will locate it, and get to the store and have…read moregiven me great gardening and tools advice. An have everything!

Hedlund's Hardware has to be one of Indy's weirdest little gems. Located in practically the perfect…read morespot on the corner of 62nd and Keystone with a Broad Ripple Avenue address, Hedlund's Hardware looks and feels like a blast from the past precisely because it really is a blast from the past. Established in 1935 by Claude and Mary Hedlund, Hedlund's was at first a General Store but now limits itself to a somewhat broad definition of hardware and a personality that practically defies explanation. I avoided Hedlund's for quite some time. I'm a wheelchair user and Hedlund's Hardware is one of those places that practically screams out "You're going to break me!" as I delicately wheel myself through the aisles (or the ones that are passable, a fact that will change from visit to visit). The truth is that some people will hate a place like Hedlund's. It's a chaotic, eclectic, and seemingly disorganized (It's actually fairly well organized) establishment in a world where we want big box convenience and 19-year-old Tommy pretending he knows everything there is to know about plumbing or house repairs. HINT: Tommy doesn't know. At Hedlund's, though, they do actually know stuff. Hedlund's is not a big box store. In fact, it's not even a particularly big store though it's much bigger than it appears from the outside. Hedlund's is not a Sullivan's Hardware, a nearby behemoth that is also local but is much bigger and more contemporary. Hedlund's is, at least in my view, a bit of a cultural icon. It remains in the Hedlund family and is locally owned. I have no idea if this is the original building, but it's definitely symbolic of the history of the area. As I noted, if you need true accessibility it's not likely to be found here. You can get in the doors (most days) as they're level to the ground. That said, Hedlund's packs stuff in here and aisle passage is hit-and-miss. However, folks are friendly, helpful, and actually knowledgeable here and it's worth it to at least visit the place even if you don't completely fall in love with it. It's a unique space, a unique hardware store, and sort of an outcast right between Lowe's and Sullivan's on Keystone yet it continues to be a beacon of sorts and I'm sure glad it's here.

I just wanted to give a quick public thank you to the folks at Economy Plumbing Supply. My wife and…read moreI drove there through a snowstorm this morning, desperate to replace the fitting that I had just broken on our water softener. The gentleman who helped us, looked at the part and went back to the stockroom to see if he could find one. And when he could not, he instead removed that same part from the floor display of one of his own water softeners. He said he would then just contact the manufacturer and get a replacement for himself later. But he made sure that we were taken care of. And the price was a whopping $3.62. In addition, he was an absolute pleasure to work with. This was my first time shopping at Economy Plumbing Supply today, and I am so grateful for this experience, that I'm going out of my way to make sure that I say thank you, and also give a heartfelt recommendation to them. In addition, I'd also like to thank the very nice woman who offered us coffee and donuts while we were there! So if you're reading this review in hopes of finding the right place to buy plumbing related parts and supplies, you cannot possibly do better than Economy Plumbing Supply at 96th St and Hague Rd in Fishers Indiana.

I am updating my primary bathroom and stopped in to get some ideas for countertops and vanities. A…read moresign on the door makes it very clear that you are welcome to browse the showroom but cannot speak to an associate unless you have an appointment. The showroom was very nice with complete displays. I walked through and took some pictures of vanities and countertops that I liked. Nothing had prices except a toilet that was priced at $17,962 which exceeds my budget. I did get some good ideas and if I decide to return I'll set an appointment.

White's offers extraordinary customer service. We were greeted when we entered and asked if we…read moreneeded help finding anything. Several other clerks also asked if we needed assistance. Russell was very helpful. I was looking at gardening boots, but they didn't have my size. Russell called their other store and was able to offer some options. He was engaging and friendly. The store offers an array of grills, power tools, paints and general hardware supplies. The shelves are remarkably well organized and neat. Many shelves were empty as I assume they are preparing for spring inventory. Many items were on clearance including Yetis so there are some great deals. In the entry alcove is a fascinating history of the hardware store's evolution. The history dates back to at least 1889 when the store was located at 110 West Main Street in Carmel. The store has been owned by four families start with O. W. Nutt prior to 1889. Steve White bought the store in 1984 and built the current location on Rangeline Road in 1989. I love that someone took the time to capture the history. There's plenty of parking in their private lot. You can only enter or exit going north in Rangeline, but the roundabouts make going in the right direction easy.

Great staff who are super friendly. Well stocked with everything you need for home maintenance and…read moreeasy to navigate. Prices are pretty competitive for the area.

My daughter told me about this veteran that went above and beyond to help people. I went into the…read moreother store, not the one pictured, and not the guy in the pic that was behind the counter. I am a veteran myself so it was an honor and a privilege to support another vet. I was going to get as much as I could there for my current project. I am putting copper grounding rods in the ground for sensitive electronic equipment. I needed the clamps where I could connect copper wire to the clamps and a bit more. I had several smaller hardware needs, and 4 bags of water softener salt to pick up as well. The guy behind the counter greeted me well and asked what I was looking for and pointed me to the end of isle 12. I looked and looked and while he chatted with a couple other customers, I couldn't find what I needed, even after walking most of the store. But he was pretty busy chatting with customers, so I gave up and walked out of the store without buying a thing. I went in there although I was out of my normal area of shopping and considered it an opportunity to support the veteran! Too bad it didn't work out. Oh, and the music was unbelievably loud. I don't recall objecting to the type of music, but you had to raise your voice to talk over the sound level.

Nicest and most helpful hardware store and staff ever. The doggies are a bonus. Sorry it's closingread more

I have made several purchases through Everyday Paint and Wallpaper and have had wonderful…read moreexperiences with this business. The owner is particularly knowledgeable and has been very helpful when searching for the right product for each job. I have always preferred to use Benjamin Moore paints, but also appreciate being able to get qualified advice from an experienced professional. This is something just that can't be found at the big box stores. About two years ago I refinished my kitchen cabinets and painted my home's exterior. The gutters were covered in mildew and the kitchen cabinets had been hastily painted by the prior owner with cheap paint and had numerous finishing defects. The owner advised me on surface prep and recommended excellent products, including a paint that would minimize the need for multiple coats on my exterior. He even custom tinted a recommended primer (which wasn't a Benjamin Moore product, surprisingly) for my cabinets. Two years later, in a home with a young child, both paint jobs still look as good as they did on day one. I highly recommend them and will be buying all of my paints here.

My wife and I moved back to Indianapolis from Burlington, VT in 2014. Eventually we bought a house…read more- an old house. That old house needed some sprucing up. When it came to painting, we happened upon Everyday Paint and Wallpaper. This place is stashed away next to Ace Hardware at the corner of Westfield and 86th. They sell paint and wallpaper and the supplies to work with paint and wallpaper. That's it. So, they know a lot about it. We have walls with oil paint on them. A basement with brick. Our exterior is painted. Everything we talked to them about, they knew the best way to attack it. I have been painting my house (wherever that house may be) for many, many years and I thought I knew it all. But, when I talked to these people, they showed me that there was still much to learn. Need to paint or wallpaper? Go to the Indiana experts! Go to Everyday Paint & Wallpaper. (Independently Owned and Operated since 1979 - which is way cool.)