I was looking for paint and answers to a few questions regarding my project. I thought a dedicated…read morepaint store would be a better option than a big box store. Wrong. Minimal help. I waited until he was done chatting and helping all of his other customers.....hey....I'm here! Bottom line.....he really had no interest in helping me or answering any questions that I had. Maybe my job was too small, so he wouldn't waste his tie helping me. Won't go back there again. The Benjamin Moore Paint Store was next...... WOW.......a fantastic place.

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Terrific local business-- and people! Heyer's is a family-owned hardware store in the old sense of…read morethat term: from the owners on down, everyone there is either actual family or treated near enough that way. You'll more than likely be dealing with one of the owners when you need some help finding a part or figuring out a problem, and they'll help you until things are all figured out. Ed remembers just about everyone's name, and he can recollect all your household projects for years to come as he asks how they turned out or are holding up. Could not find a better place to solve household problems in this day and age.

This used to be a friendly, helpful store. And I should know because I've spent a lot of money…read morehere! I went in today to purchase paint and a whole bunch of other things. The first omen was seeing a man with no mask on. There is a state requirement about masks.. If you are going to post signs about wearing a mask, enforce it! No one was at the paint department, so the woman at the check-out register announced on the P.A. for assistance at the paint department. After waiting 10 minutes, I left. And the store was not busy at all! I had planned to buy the items on my long list while the paint was being mixed. I doubt if I'll go back. This used to be one of my favorite stores. It seemed like there were always friendly, usually older, men ready to assist or answer any questions. It's changed. And not for the better.

It's nice to have a Small Town hardware store where you can find the items you can't find in a big…read morebox store!!! They are very friendly and know the products. Well worth the value of going in and just walking around.

I am writing to bring to your attention the reality of working at Ace Burlington, WI, where those…read morewho truly keep the business running are ignored while mediocrity is rewarded. During my time as a cashier, I was more than just someone who rang up transactions--I built relationships with customers, made them feel valued, and went beyond my job description daily. Whether it was helping a struggling customer, looking out for the remodel crew, or creating a welcoming atmosphere that brought people back, I made an impact. And yet, management chose to dismiss that value. I was denied basic breaks due to staffing shortages while others received preferential treatment. I witnessed a culture that encouraged complacency and protected incompetence while disregarding those who actually did the work. When I advocated for myself, I was met with condescension rather than appreciation. Now, with two locations severely understaffed, I'm curious--who will step up? Who will bring the heart and dedication that I, and others like me, brought every single day? I am a Military Veteran, honored with an Army Achievement Medal, a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and a NATO Medal. I am a graduate of Alverno College, multilingual, and have years of customer service and teaching experience. I am also someone who genuinely cares about people and the community. But despite all that, Ace Burlington would rather overlook real value to focus on people who do not contribute where it matters most--inside the stores, connecting with the communities that keep Ace alive. Ace prides itself on being "The Helpful Place," but when management fails to respect and retain its best employees, what kind of help is actually being provided? I hope corporate starts paying closer attention before more dedicated, hardworking employees walk out the door--taking the true magic of the store with them.

Living in a small town has its perks and going to Ace is one of them. Recently needed help with an…read moreair compressor hose and adapters. Jerry was absolutely amazing, patient, personable, friendly and just overall awesome!! Cashiers are always friendly, store is always clean. They do run good deals as well on seasonal stuff. Love they carry Yeti, Stanley and Owala products too! One stop shop!

Being new to Twinlakes all the employees have been extremely helpful! I give the store a A+read more

Be careful when purchasing their "Nee Doh" products. We purchased one this past weekend and found…read moreout it was a fake. We overpaid for something labeled "Nee Doh" that doesn't match the actual product.

This is a favorite when we go to Lake Geneva. We were just there this past weekend. As always,…read morethe lady behind the counter, who I believe is Christine(?) Is so inviting, warm and fun! We spent more time talking to her than even shopping l o.L This is a must stop!!!

Richardson Farm Tulip Fest! We came around 10:30am on a Friday and we basically had the field to…read moreourselves. There's over 1 million tulips planted, and there were plenty of photo ops throughout. I also love that the tulips were planted in the shape of a butterfly this year, but wish there was some way to see it from above. :( For $20 you get access to their tulip field and one u-pick tulip is included. You can purchase more tulips for $2 each if you want to pick more. Dogs are also allowed and are free to enter, but if your dog is prone to chewing on/eating flowers, maybe leave your dog home (tulips are toxic for dogs, mostly the bulbs which are underground). There are a few food trucks and lawn games to play as well. We tried the blended java chip coffee and kettle corn. The kettle corn was really good. We only spent about an hour here because there's not much else to really do.

My experience is going to differ a lot from other reviews because I went to Richardson Farms for…read morethe corn maze 5K, which ended up not happening at the corn maze due to the rain. I like to sign up for unique 5K courses, so I was super excited for this one. At 6am during the day of the 5K, I got a sad email saying the course has switched to the farm course for everyone who signed up for the corn maze course due to the corn maze being muddy and unsafe or something. But at least the 5K was still happened. The farm course was meh. It was muddy as well but at least it was wide dirt roads. For anyone considering going in the future, I suggest definitely going for the corn maze course instead because I imagine the farm course is meh even when it's dry. The gift shop was open for runners super early to shelter and grab some snacks, souvenirs, and bathroom breaks. The apple cider donuts are great, but only comes in half dozen.

When ordering the washer, website stated delivery on 6/6 and that was accurate!…read more Delivery was confirmed via email for 11am-2pm. Driver arrived at 10:45 Delivery drivers were friendly, courteous, and careful. Not one ding or dent from front door to basement while removing old washer and installing new washer

Everything thing when perfect and they hook everything up. They made it look so easy.read more