Drake was very helpful getting my table lamp socket replaced and it only took 2 days to get it…read moreback. Very reasonable price. Thanks Drake.

I hesitated to bother to write this, but I will never go back.....unfortunately i did not go on the…read moreright day where the nice man who is always helpful was working, but instead the arrogant and most unhelpful guy at the register with a major attitude...or maybe just with women......described what I wanted...."downstairs aisle....._____" I looked for at least 10 min...no help....was going to get several gallons of paint....so I did get the 3 samples I needed, but will be going right to the BM store.....left and not a word was said to me....

This store is close to home and there's always a helpful staff on hand. Prices are reasonable. And…read moreI'm never in the store for more than 10 minutes or so. Very quick shopping. It's much more pleasant shopping here than going to one of the larger hardware stores.

About the only thing they don't have in this store is the classic "If we don't have it, you don't…read moreneed it" sign. And maybe they have one of those, but just can't find a place to display it. As neighborhood hardware stores go, this place is the genuine article. They have a wide range of fasteners (sold by the piece, not in poly-bags!), plumbing and electrical items appropriate to the kinds of houses found in the neighborhood, lawn and garden supplies, cleaning supplies, paint and -- most of all -- a very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. (Ooops, I almost forgot to mention a handsome and somewhat aloof Maine coon cat named "Hershey" who protects the lawn and bird seed from mice and provides the store with senior management.) I've been involved in construction and renovation work for many years, and this kind of hardware store is getting difficult to find. ( I was working with a carpenter installing a huge Andersen bay window which is supported by internal wire cables. Atlas True Value had large turnbuckles, 10" through bolts and wire rope clamps all in stock. ) As might be expected, they're a little bit more expensive than the big-box Lowes and Home Depot, but I frequently find they're more economical because I can get first-quality items in the quantity I need and I don't have to spend the time and gas money to go miles when I need something. My only complaint is that they shorten their business hours during the summer months and close a little earlier on Sundays.

Don't blame a Miami girl for wanting to have some sledding fun! I learned earlier today that this…read moresleds are cheap and sold at hardware stores so I ran to Hardware City in my neighborhood. I was welcomed into the stores and began conversation with the two employees at the front. They helped me pick a sled and went to go get the round ones for the back so that I could see all the available options. It was a very pleasant experience and I would totally come back here again!

This place is so rude. I've called a few times to see if they have things before I go, and they…read morereally don't want to answer questions over the phone. Even things such as "do you sell boxes" are met with a huff and a sigh. I asked what the largest one they had was, and I hear the phone slam down.... did you hang up? Did you die? They return and sputter out the size and I say "oh great, thank you," and then then they just disconnect the call. Cue the "confused girl in backseat of car" meme. Especially after Pandemic.... aren't you happy to be still up and running and selling things and running a business, or nah?

They carry some paint brands and specialty paint that you won't find at big box stores, similarly…read morewith some other items, which makes it worthwhile to check them out the next time you're doing some painting or a DIY project. Associates are helpful, but not pushy. During busy hours, parking could be challenging.

I go there for my electrical needs because I know they will have it. When I walk in, I am greeted…read moreby one of the employees to help me. If he can't, he refers me to the owner. I would recommend this store.

Very friendly and knowledgeable. They can help with finding tools, supplies and materials, or even…read morejust knowing what that thing you're looking for is called!

I been visiting your store for around 10 years, always it's good to shop there…read more it's the place to find good brands, things nowhere else have it Very gentle people Thanks for be there.

Absolutely love this store. This place is my go-to for everything I need around the house. It's a…read moresmall space but they pack a ton in -- I've found drain covers, toothpicks, doggy bags, etc. It's wild. They have a paint selection as well which is crazy -- they are very efficient with the layout. This store stands out over other shops in the area for two reasons: the staff are super helpful, and the items are priced incredibly fairly. The staff is always eager to help and I have never had a negative experience. I get items here for half or less of what they'd cost at other home stores on the street. I would definitely recommend this location to anybody in JP.

Helpful my dinging a certain product Gave me a close…read morefacsimile Attentive to a few customers at the same time Good variety of products

The only store in the area that sells screws nuts and bolts by piece , fantastic selection for a…read moresmall store

The rude girls who work at CCH don't care, don't know, and don't want to know. Today I was told…read morethat I had to leave the store because they were closing: after I was already inside. Her attitude didn't allow for back talk, so I am writing this, and I will go out of my way to shop elsewhere in the future. That attitude seems to be a constant. Two stars for inventory and organization and neatness.

Visited the store today and had amazing service! Two teens were super helpful with making keys,…read morefinding a screw that fit my son's scooter (and screwed it in!) and provided boxes for a project my son was working on. Thank you, Connelly Hardware!

Great service. I…read moremoved into a house about a mile away from Washington Square, over the hill, and realized pretty quickly that a) I need to own an extension ladder, b) my car would in no way be able to help me move it, c) I probably needed a couple big central air filters at the same time, and d) my wife knows that if she implies I can't do something I will definitely do it. It's a real nice day, and she gently suggests I ask about delivery, so I strike out on foot. Fifteen minutes later the fella at Connelly's is showing me right to everything, takes me downstairs to look over the gutter downspouts because that's coming due soon too, makes incredulous small talk about my plan to walk a mile home with twelve foot of extension ladder and ten square foot of air filter, and then gets super pumped when he realizes that he and some masking tape can make my life easier by turning the big air filters into a big fashionable tote for my other shoulder. He helps me out the door, and long story short I got everything home, didn't wipe out any bikes, avoided that one Bugatti, and only embarrassed myself when there was no-one around. Connelly is now my hardware store for life, and god-willing I'm never going to buy another extension ladder from them again.