The staff are great to work with and their personalized service was great otherwise I'd be roaming…read morethe aisles looking for what I needed. Staff gets Kudos! Also there is a restaurant next door worth visiting too!

Many thanks to Sean! He is an exceptionally helpful and thoughtful member of the Teton Rental…read moreCenter team. Will continue to return to Teton Rental Center for all my equipment needs.

Teton rentals is great. The guy are super knowledgeable and are always willing to help you out in…read moreany possible way.. I recommend Teton rentals to everyone. Great job Teton rentals keep doing what you guys are doing.

Five stars for product quality for the price and for customer services at its best…read more When I called for assistance on product selection, Bob gave me incredible customer service. Their many peices of reproduction hardware I've ordered for myself and customers over the years are superb for the very affordable prices. The crab lock for reproduction blanket chests (SKU 178LF3) is a steal at its $95 price. It compares favorably with a $500 hand wrought lock made by a world class blacksmith. There is a difference between the two, but the Whitechapel lock is perfectly fine for all but the most discriminating person. I called Whitechapel to ask about an iron escutcheon for the large key that comes with the lock. Bob told me he was going "downstairs" to check the lock key with the iron escutcheons that might meet my requirements to ensure the key would fit the keyhole. Bob called back in about 20 minutes with four escutcheons that meet my needs. I ordered all four escutcheons plus a second lock to have on hand. The lock has a half inch of "travel" to allow for seasonal wood movement of a blanket chest lid - very generous and period correct. And, Whitechapel offers a discound for those of us "in the trade."

We bought an entire kitchen full of hinges from Whitechappel. In all, 45 hinges, at $17.00 per…read morehinge = $765 worth of hinges. Most of the hinges were good. On some, the chrome is thin. On 7, the pins fall out of the hinge. The others are nice and tight. So, 15% of their hinges the pins fell out, 4% the chrome is thin. When I called to ask for replacements they said our cabinetmaker had put them in upside down. So, I guess some doors will have 3 knuckles,some will have two. Totally didn't stand behind their product. Stick with Baldwin.

I'll keep coming here Bc supporting local is important, but as a woman, I'm pretty unimpressed with…read morethe way the men who work here continue to talk at me. Yes, AT.

Great People, decent prices (remember you are in Jackson). While we were working an industrial…read moreinstall here it was easy to set up an account and they had a wide selection of tools and materials. It's nice to be greeted as you walk in the door and treated like a local (remember you are in Jackson). Keep up the good work!