Nice little local hardware store, friendly and helpful staff, lots of smaller items , plumbing bits…read moreand bobs etc. Good parking . -Nate

Wow this store is great.. very friendly.. I got my supplies for a project and the employees were…read moreall very friendly.. I went two days in row so I dealt with 3 different employees.. all very friendly.. will for sure be back every trip out here..

To Management of Office Express,…read more I have been a regular customer of your store for approximately seven years. During that time, I have visited once or twice a month and have spent hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars with your business. Until recently, my experiences were consistently professional. Over the last six months, however, I have noticed a dramatic change in the way I am treated by certain employees. While one of your male employees has always been courteous, professional, and helpful, two female employees have repeatedly displayed hostility, disrespect, and unprofessional behavior toward me. On June 3, 2026, I came into your store to make approximately 150 copies. The copier was not functioning properly. An employee attempted to use the machine multiple times without success. I then requested only a few copies. No one informed me that there would be a different charge because an employee was making the copies rather than me making them myself. When I received my bill and asked about the pricing difference, I was met with an argumentative and dismissive attitude rather than a professional explanation. As I attempted to explain the situation, one employee repeatedly interrupted me, became increasingly rude, and refused to listen. Another employee eventually told her to stop arguing and move on. This was not an isolated incident. It was simply the latest example of a pattern of disrespectful treatment that I have experienced from the same individuals. I have never been rude, threatening, or disruptive in your store. In fact, over seven years, I have spoken very little to these employees beyond normal customer interactions. Yet I continue to be treated as though I am unwelcome. As a long-time customer, I find this disappointing. Customers should not be subjected to hostility, gossip, judgment, or unprofessional conduct while conducting ordinary business. Whether an employee personally likes a customer is irrelevant. Professionalism is part of the job. I am bringing this matter to your attention because I believe management should know how customers are being treated. I would appreciate a response regarding whether this issue will be addressed. Sincerely, LeRoy Montoya 928-577-8134

My experience was brief but very pleasant…read more I had a small handful of documents from my brother's estate that needed to be securely disposed of. This place took my call and for just a few dollars took care of my problem. I was also pleased that I was able to drop off my brother's computer for secure disposal of the hard drive. Thank you for being exactly what I needed during a hard moment in my life.

Rentco store is next to my business, I bought quite a bit of furniture there, they always give me…read morethe best price that no other store can match, I'm very satisfied with their service.

We moved to town from Idaho and left all our furniture. We started over with Rentco and they are…read moreawesome! Beautiful furniture and great prices. Everyone there is very professional and extremely friendly. It's fun to shop for furniture you can afford!

A copied blank and programmed in minutes! Jake is quick to greet anyone walking in the door. My…read more$35 blank key fob needed to be cut and programmed. Then the cost of programming would of taken much more time. Scheduling the service, waiting at the dealership bla, bla bla. Replacing a 2021 Ford F-150 key fob costs between $100 and $450 total. This breaks down to $30-$200 for the physical fob (depending on aftermarket vs. OEM), plus $50-$250 for labor to program the fob and laser-cut the emergency key blade. The exact price depends on your truck's trim and where you get the service:Ford Dealership: $300-$450+. Expect to pay top dollar for the OEM smart key, plus up to 1-2 hours of labor for programming and cutting.Automotive Locksmith: $150-$300. Contact your local locksmith. Best way to make sure the fob will be correct and are often times cheaper than the dealer. Jake did it on site and in minutes. What a professional.

Tired of waiting for Lowe's and Home Depot ghost employees, so I tried Mohave lock & safe…read more Excellent choice. Was welcomed by operator "James" who was pleasant, professional, and on it. Bing, Bang, Zig Zag. Done. Highly recommend this business.

My son and I have been to this store various times. Byron is very friendly helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. We recently purchased 2 hunting shotguns from here. We highly recommend this store and we will definitely be coming back for more. Thanks Goliath.

I recently moved to Arizona and wanted to purchase a firearm. After stopping at 3 or 4 gun shops I…read moreended up at Goliath Industries in Mohave Valley. Not only did this place have a nice inventory the customer service exceeded the rest by far. Greeted as soon as I walked in, Paul from Goliath was awesome. He was friendly, knowledgeable and all around a pleasure to do business with. Goliath earned a new lifelong customer and I highly recommend Goliath to anyone everyone looking for a firearm..... Thanks

Great place for all planting needs. Personal is knowledgeable of products but help is not offered…read moreunless you ask. But they have EVERYTHING and carry a side range of high end products. Bargain brands a are not available to my knowledge. You get what you pay for here beautiful selection of plants

We ordered a dwarf orange tree. We called & were told it was…read morehere. We drove an hour just to be told they made a mistake and it wasn't there. What A waste of time and gas.

Went into NP Firearms and was greeted by a young man named Cody. He was extremely knowledgeable and…read moretook the time to answer every question I had, and trust me, I had a lot of them! This was my first time purchasing a suppressor. I had heard about the recent changes to suppressor laws on a podcast, but I was still unsure about how the new process worked and what it meant for gun owners. Thankfully, Cody had already done the research. He was able to clearly explain everything, answer my questions, and walk me through purchasing one of NP Firearms' suppressors and completing my first Form 4473 suppressor transaction. It's refreshing to deal with someone who not only knows their business but takes the time to make sure the customer understands the process too. I definitely recommend getting in touch with Cody and NP Firearms if you have questions or are unsure about the recent changes affecting suppressors and our Second Amendment rights. Thank you, Cody, for the knowledge, patience, and outstanding service.

Went here to buy ammo and a rude caucasian male told me I was only allowed to buy 1 20 round box!…read moreI ended up going to HDH and buying g a few hundred rounds.

Wow, these guys have a huge selection and knowledgeable sales persons. And the buildings that they…read moresell are far superior to many that I've looked at.