The greatest hardware store in the world. They have everything, and staff that is helpful and…read moreknowledgable. Always my first stop when I am on a new job. People are saying there is less selection than HD or Lowes, but when it comes to actual hardware, Frentz has a lot more. A huge part of my life for the past 35 years actually.

Great store!! They have a lot of inventory and are very knowledgeable. Good location.read more

McNab's Hardware…read more Came in to find a metric bolt which was hard to find. ACE, Home Depot and Lowe's didn't carry this bolt. Got good help and purchased the needed bolt. Great service. FYI, they also do propane refills too! Highly recommended

Experienced help. Always understand what your talking about...probably heard it dozens of times…read morebefore. Also, the cheapest propane around. Go here first!

Looks like they have new ownership. They added isles. It is completely cramped now. 2 people…read morecannot walk down the same isle now with a cart. You cannot find anything and there is nobody around to help you. The ones working there walk past you like you are not there.

have everything we need, feels local, missed the popcorn on this visit but will be back…read more !

Very helpful. Friendly . People are always nice. Can't find something also there to help. Just…read morelike home when you go there.

ACE Hardware positions itself on being your neighborhood hardware store for of helpful local…read moreexperts, the kind of David vs Goliath type of marketing we often see in the era of big box stores. Happy to say Trevarrow Ace has lived up to that pitch, consistently having what I need and employing folks who are able to assist on whatever crazy scenario you bring to them. Selection has always been ample and rarely have I had to take a trip down to the nearest big box store to get something I couldn't find here. A lot of reviews mention Trevarrow being their go-to hardware store - and I 100% echo that.

I go out of my way to shop at Ace Hardware before going to a big box store. I'm always greeted and…read moreasked if I need help finding something. This is the kind of shopping experience that's increasingly rare, and I applaud Ace for their commitment to making every trip positive and efficient. Thank you!!

This is a great store with friendly, knowledgeable staff. They go out of their way to help. I'll…read morealways shop here first before going to big box stores.

This is my go-to neighborhood hardware store. It's close to me and they always seem to have what I…read moreneed, despite not being a big box store. The staff are extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The prices are definitely above the big box stores, but the proximity and staff knowledge make up for the additional cost.

I'll give them credit for having the item I needed. I'll give them low marks for the kid behind the…read morecounter being a prick about a coupon. Overall clean and nice store, but only as good as its worst employee helping customers.

We enjoy having this Ace location 3 mins away. It is convenient and they carry a lot of stuff that…read moresaves me a trip to Home Depot from paint to lawn care items. While of course they do not have the extensive selection as a large big box store, they usually have what I am looking for. The employees here are always friendly and helpful and offer to assist you bringing larger items to your car. It's an easy in and out and never a wait, really enjoy shopping here.

After seeing all these five star reviews it seems like I am reviewing a different store than what…read morethe other folks are seeing. Relative to the gold standard for Ace hardware stores in the area the one on Cooley Lake Rd is clearly head and shoulders above this store which you can clearly see not only in their more diverse/expanded product line up but also by the number of customers in the store which is indicative of how good the store is in my opinion. This particular store has all the basics you would expect in this chain but does not seem to have the expanded product offering I am used to seeing. Examples are in power tools where they have some Husqvarna tools in this store but the Cooley lake store has a full lineup up of Stihl 2 stroke power tools to include their 20VDC Battery operated tools as well. Relative to Grills they only offer a few grills at this store where the Cooley lake store has a large lineup of Grills to include Weber and Traegger grills with all the accessories you could ever need. This is just two examples of the product difference. Overall the Commerce store is a decent hardware store that has all the basics like electrical, hardware, plumbing, hand tools, painting ... etc and its definitely worth visiting/shopping here if you are in the area and don't want to travel far to get what you need.

Please support Detroit business! This hardware store has been here forever and provides the old…read moretime hardware experience. The guys who run it are friendly, funny and knowledgeable about everything "hardware". Start here and if they don't have it they'll direct you to Brooks, Atlas, etc etc.

Back in 2010/11 I spent a few months managing an apartment building near here. I was in 3rd Ave…read moreHardware at least 3 or 4 days a week, and sometimes 5 or 6. A couple of times I had to make multiple trips in one day. The staff was always professional and helpful, and almost always had what I needed, which is saying a lot since I managed an old 50-unit building that needed a lot of things for a lot of problems. Sometimes I would grab the wrong thing, and it was never a problem bringing it back and exchanging it for the right thing. Sometimes my boss would get a bit behind in paying for it all, and they would gently remind me, and the ol' slumlord would send them a check from Florida. They were cool but firm about it. It seemed to be a situation they'd been through many times before. They have homey touches here - a small tv on the counter that's always showing something. A fridge with Faygo in the can. My favorite thing about 3rd Ave Hardware is the bicycle selection. In the warmer months there's a whole row chained together on the sidewalk out front. Old ten speeds, 70s 3 speeds, cruisers, mountain bikes, etc. But, wait, there's more inside! Another row between the front door and the register and still more up and down the cramped aisles! (3rd Ave Hardware could really use a more spacious locale.) The prices won't break the bank either. I just bought my second bike from there - a green mountain bike from CCM, that Canadian company that makes hockey equipment. It's a pretty sweet bike for $100. My last one was, too. It was an old 70s 3 speed with a big comfy seat and a glistening orange paint job that just looked like candy. Too bad it got ripped off. Oh well, that's life in the D. I won't pack it in, and I'm glad 3rd Ave won't either. I'm only knocking them down one star because of their paint selection. It's lousy and overpriced. Go somewhere else for paint.