I'm normally a Lowe's girlie. Came to this Home Depot just because it was the only home improvement…read morestore remotely near downtown. I believe that the store is simply less square feet than other locations, their are not a whole lot of options in here. I was looking for a rug pad and found only carpet padding and nothing big enough for what I needed. Nobody really offered to help me either. The merchandise seems to be fairly disorganized, I was disappointed. But, it gets some jobs done. I made some copies of a key. The machine was very kind to me.

We had to come here to buy some things to help us move some appliances. All of the staff were…read morefriendly and helpful with assisting when we couldn't find what we were looking for. I also come here occasionally to buy plants and they always have a good selection.

Haven't been in this store in years…read more Variety of stuff ranging from doors to razor blade knives I didn't realize they even have a few appliances. Oh, and floor rugs! And.. much to my surprise, furniture! People that work here are really friendly and pleasant Can't always guarantee they have what you need, but they sure have a lot of stuff.

Holy Pinterest Crafters' Heaven!…read more Have you ever wondered where all those super thrifty and creative folks on Pinterest get their surplus of old wooden doors, used rakes, vintage shutters and pre-loved chandeliers? Look no further, Birmingham DIYers. The Habitat Restore is a depository for leftover, unwanted, or found building materials that are bargain priced for YOU (and me too). Bonus: the proceeds benefit an incredible organization that helps build houses for those who truly need and deserve them: Habitat for Humanity of Birmingham. Do yourself and your community a favor - donate any leftover building materials you have after a remodel or addition or head to Restore after a Pinterest binge has you itching to build your own headboard out of doors, fence posts, or old lightbulbs (hey, I don't judge!). The staff are incredibly friendly, the store organized and clean, and the prices, well, let's just say you won't find this stuff much cheaper anywhere else that is in good shape. Note to self: they even sell paint, so no matter what your project is, check out the wares at this Irondale gem to feel good while getting some bang for your buck. Happy crafting!

Another one of the great local hardware stores in the city. Any time I have the opportunity to come…read moreto a local place, I do. Huffstutlers has never been on my radar before. But when I needed some hardware and had a meeting in Homewood, this was a suggestion by my wife. Most of the local places like this have been in their locations for years and are dated... which is part of the charm. This one however is either in a newer building or has been updated. But not knowing the history, I can't say for sure. The people inside were very helpful. Which was nice since I would have never found anything that I needed without Lewis and Clark. They mostly had what I needed. But I did notice some of the hardware drawers I looked in were bare. Luckily they had the quantity of the size toggle bolt I thought I needed (I ended up being wrong). All in all a pretty good experience.

This is a classic hardware store! I have been concerned that they were mostly gone, so finding…read morethis little gem was a wonderful surprise! I had to get a couple of keys cut, so went to Huffstutler's early today. The key cutting was quick, and they work perfectly! They have just about everything you need there, and even offer rentals! And not just rentals on equipment, on special occasion rentals too! Friendly people and great service!

Good place for hard-to-find hardware. But buck up, because the owners are downright nasty. As a…read more70-year-old southerner, I find their service beyond shocking.

Closed up tight at 8:36 am on a Wednesday. Loved the hardware store in Mountain Brook though.read more

Wow. Just wow. For more than 10 years my wife and I had trouble with our antique door knobs on our…read morefront door. The set screwa were too short and you can imagine the issues with the knobs pulling off. I tried lots of solutions including loctite blue which helped the screwa stay in placew, which helped, but never addressed the issue that the sets screws were simply too short (but we would have to get in a time machine to the 1940s to complain to the manufacturer) * A national hardware store had test openings that showed the screws were sized "1/4 - 20" but they didn't have the actual screws and the guy that was helping me said no one did * The owner of a mom and pop hardware store told me that longer set screws did not exist at all and that I needed to look at an antique store. He wouldn't even check * Then I went to Little Hardware at a Friend's suggestion.. I walked in and the guy who helped me introduced himself and shook my hand. He measured the set screw I had as "1/4 - 20" just like you he big retailer. He then immediately found matching sets screws that were longer (see photo). I had to buy a hex tool to entire I could connect the 4 screws on both knobs. The entire purchase was $15 but I would have paid a lot more to get these knobs right. And now, for the first time since we bought our old house I feel confident in our old door knobs Thank you Little Hardware -- I'm a customer for life!

A great store. Extremely helpful employees. They cannot do enough for you here. It is conveniently…read morelocated and a great neighborhood hardware store.

The folks at M & D are incredible. You couldn't find any more helpful people and they carry quite a…read moreselection of fastness and a few other items as well.

From the owner: We specialize in Industrial Fastners. read more