Oh my goodness! We came here for cabinet hardware for our kitchen cabinets and Mary helped us. Mary…read moreis so knowledgeable on their products and vendors that it's amazing. She's certainly our "GO TO" person now. We described what we were looking fore and she directed us to exactly what we needed Thank you Mary

This was an expansive hardware store, that carried most everything from soup to nuts. Spread out…read moreover two floors, this place really pays homage to the old full service hardware stores ... whatever you need, they probably have it. While prices here are not rock bottom, that is not their goal. They do not seek to be the lowest price ... like big box stores ... but rather they want to be the full service option. For example, you need screens re-screened ... they'll do it. Liked this store a lot. Greeted when we came in, and loads of service people there to help you. Next time we're looking for a bolt or two, we'll be back.

Came in after visiting Grainger didn't have what we needed. Little Hardware had quite the variety…read moreof options to choose from in various categories. We picked up the items we needed. Staff was helpful and friendly. Great spot to pickup things like hardware and other items you may not find elsewhere, outside of Lowes and Home Depot. Locals recommended we come here for the items we needed.

Best hardware operation in the Carolinas. They have everything. Customers are homeowners like us…read morealong with contractors and trades people. Super helpful and knowledgeable staff to guide you to what you are looking for and they are able to advise you on uses and options. I like that you can buy items by the foot. I was looking to buy tubing for our irrigation system and could only find it in 10 & 20 foot coils at Lowe's. All I needed was two feet. Bingo: I got exactly what I needed. They do have reloading supplies, so ask. One of the best. Well deserving of a five-star rating as "exceptional/best."

Renfrow's was recommended to me by the folks down the street at the Matthews Heritage Museum. It…read moredid not disappoint. The store is deceptively big. The front door is narrow and old. But walk through that door and its like the Tardis from Dr. Who. The store really opens up into multiple rooms each with their own treasures to be found. Then out back there is a garde. And green house. They have chili pepper plants the likes of which I don't think I will ever see again! I swear the jalapeno plant was nearly as tall as me. And that is not an exaggeration. It was massive. Like a spicy tree. It was seriously impressive. Anyhow, there was also a "volunteer" plant just outside the back door that had tiny red peppers on it. Nobody seemed to know the variety but said they were too too hot. Maybe Tobasco peppers they thought. I started talking to them about my own home garden and how I struggle with tomato and pepper blossoms not sticking around long enough to produce fruit. They told me about something called "Blossom Set." I would have bought some there but it was greater than 3 ounces and I had to fly home. What I did buy was a bottle of scuppernong juice. Funny name for a native grape with a delicious flavor. A little more tart than standard grapes. I had been wanting to try scuppernongs and that did the trick. My only regret here is that I don't live anywhere near Renfrow's and could not biy as much I really wanted to. If I was a local, this would likely me a regular stop on my weekend errands.

The best of the best when it comes to a local and old school hardware store. They know what they…read moreare talking about when it comes to all things plants, hardware, etc. only complaint is their hours- no Saturday hours, but other than that- recommended

Around Charlotte, there are a few REAL hardware stores that remain. Unlike the big box stores,…read morethese stores specialize in tools that work and real customer service. A few weeks back, I visited Potts Hardware for the first time to find a "ring spreader." I didn't know what it was either but I purchased one at one of the big box stores, came home to spread the rings on my truck and the tool broke. Literally broke in two. Went online to see if I could get one on the website that is named after the Brazilian rain forest and they only had the bad kind as well. I decided to try Potts to see if they had what I needed. It's a REAL hardware store so tools, fertilizer, seed, nuts, bolts, and more. They had exactly what I needed at a great price! Earlier this week, I stopped back in to Potts to get a few keys made. Most places are relying on machines to cut keys and the machines don't always get it right. The guys at Potts custom cut two keys that worked perfectly! They've earned my business - period. So the next time you're standing in the big box wondering if someone can help your version of a "ring spreader", check out Potts.

The folks at Potts Hardware are the best. I have been a customer for over 25 years and you will…read morenot find any hardware store in town that will give you better service.

Service and food quality was very good. Seems even if you pick up through yelp you have to go…read morethrough a delivery org like grip hub

Staff is friendly once you can get their attention; however, I've experienced poor communication…read moreand follow-up. I worked with the manager, Paul, and ordered a Weber grill that was not in stock. I had to call several times and even stopped-in to get a status on the order. Since I could not get a good answer, after a few weeks, I eventually gave-up and ordered from another company. I really wanted it to work since they are a "Weber dealer", but I guess they don't care about their customers and sales (missed out on $1K+)... at least that's how I felt. I can't recommend, at least for trying to order products not in the store.

We took the pen turning class at Rockler Woodworking and had such a great time. It was hands-on,…read moreeasy to follow, and genuinely fun the whole way through. John was our instructor and he was excellent. He explained everything clearly, made sure everyone felt comfortable using the equipment, and kept the class engaging without ever feeling rushed. We also met a few other team members while we were there and everyone was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. You can tell they really care about what they do. We left with pens we made ourselves and are already talking about coming back for another class. Highly recommend!

First time attending a woodworking class at Rockler. 2 1/2 hours of fun. Great teaching and…read moreguidance was given by our instructor Spencer. Epoxy art - ocean wave board. I had no experience with this and really enjoyed my class. I will sign up for more classes for sure.

It's a good Home Depot, easy to shop, well organized, and staffed by friendly people. Parking lot…read moreis kept pretty free and cleared up cards and other stuff, it's in a good area too with lots of different shopping options and dining options.

This has got to be the "Friendliest" Home Depot we have every been to in the History of all Home…read moreDepots; - Special Shout out to "Ed" - who stepped up - Full of Energy and made us 2 Perfect Keys for a great price. Team Members are out and about - they are filled with energy and ready to guide you through the tremendous selection of items that are available. Again - I am very empressed with everyone's willingness to help us. We will be returning back to this Home Depot - Excellent service. Shout out and thanks to the Friendly African-American Woman working the Front with the Green NY Yankees Hate; - Thank you for being so kind and gracious.

I was actually suggested this place by someone from my local Lowe's....I thank him every time I see…read morehim. The building center is great and the prices are even better. The sales people are very helpful and make sure you have everything you need.

I bought a number of items there. among them there was - 1…read moreitem off the floor it wasn't delivered on schedule no biggie - 1 entry door with transom ($500) - 1 custom window $1,200. The style of the door and the transom didn't match, I called and was told "that's what you ordered" . Really I asked for mismatched styles? For the window I had ordered the lightest clearest low-e glass available, I got the dark type of glass that's recommended for Fla, Nm, Az etc. " That's what you ordered" was the response again. They don't even bother to ask what was shipped or what you ordered, they don't want to know because CYA is the order of the day. Then when you go over your buyer's order you realize that regardless of the conversation you had with their salesperson the printed order is so vague that they could ship you anything at all and claim that's what you ordered. My contractor bought my siding there, it's an off-brand and the quality doesn't impress. Really shoddy practices I ordered the rest of the windows ( Andersen) from The Plywood Mart although they won't match these and they were more expensive, that shows how I feel about sponsoring this store again

Great location right in town for home improvement needs including hardware goods, plants, etc…read more Staff is overall welcoming. I find fair pricing on plants. I was able to get a slab of plywood cut down for a table top after mine warped up years ago from my uncovered balcony. Cost gone up but I got it made anyway.

We were incredibly disappointed with Lowe's new return policy. Apparently they have tightened their…read morebelts and won't accept returns after a certain date. I enjoy coming to Lowes, we have frequented this location in the past; Parking lot is safe and easy to get in and out of. However - once again, be careful and be mindful of the new return policies. They have a tremendous selection of items, just like Home Depot - They just seem a bit "Softer" than Home Depot - not sure how else to describe/put it. Value - What can I say, everything is expensive in this "Pappa B" world; - Hopefully things will change for the better come January. Nevertheless, kid working the Customer Service desk was polite and kind - so I have to say the Service is OK.