I need to buy more of their Syrup. Dan makes the best manzanita syrup and their Cranberry Apple…read moreCider Vinaigrette.!

The simple act of buying a dresser at a thrift store turned into a big project when the drawer…read morepulls for the fourth drawer came off in my hands! The screws for the replacement pulls didn't clear the width of the drawer. I was finally able to put the way-too-difficult project to rest with help from Linda at A to Z Supply. She took the time not only to find screws the right length, but to notice that the ones that Other Hardware Store sold me were the wrong width as well. Should have shopped local to begin with!

Two Hardware Stores, in our area-- And a Few Thoughts:…read more We're fortunate to have two hardware stores in our area -- convenience matters, and I genuinely try to keep my spending local. The staff is consistently helpful and knowledgeable, and that counts for a lot. Supporting local businesses means keeping our neighbors employed, and I don't take that lightly. But let's talk about the elephant in the room: pricing. I've done the comparisons. Many items here run 2x what you'd pay online -- and increasingly, I'm seeing things priced at 3x the online equivalent. I understand local businesses can't always match the big online retailers, but markups at that level make it genuinely hard to justify shopping here regularly, even when I want to. For my fellow seniors: there's a 10% discount available -- but only one day a week. Here's the thing: we're seniors every single day. To their credit, the other hardware store in our area offers no senior discount at all -- so this place is at least a step ahead there. But a modest everyday discount, even at a lower percentage, would go a long way toward building loyalty with a customer base that shops consistently and values local relationships. It would be worth exploring. I'm not here to organize a boycott -- that's not my style. But I will say this: if the pricing gap keeps widening, more and more of us are drifting to online options, not out of preference, but out of necessity. It's worth noting that seniors are a very different customer base than they were 5 or 10 years ago -- nearly everyone I know has learned to shop online, or has someone who does it for them. For those of us on fixed incomes, finding a better price isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. The goodwill is there. The staff is great. Meet us halfway on the value, and this place could really thrive.

This place is incredible! Everyone is so helpful and knowledgeable. I'm stunned by the bad ratings…read more It's nice and clean and they have just about everything you'd need. Large variety. They have awesome sales and everything is reasonably priced.

Wide selection even though no one wants to use yeti probably because of Gavin newsom and if you…read moredon't know what I mean look it up educate yourself ! Some of the employees are absolutely wonderful nice garden selection Ken in the paint department is absolutely great and helpful close and local to my house

Tanya in the chainsaw dept. was very helpful to me yesterday in helping to troubleshoot an issue…read morewith my brushcutter!

Awesome work on 56 yards of concrete that I ordered. I will definitely return and do more business…read morewith this company.

Was coming down from Lake Tahoe and a Hansens enterprise GRAVEL truck pulls into the fast lane to…read moremake a pass on another vehicle, A big rock falls off the back rail of the truck as I saw it specifically come off and hit my windshield! I called Hansons and spoke to some man at customer service who is extremely rude and short he would not let me explain the situation would only have me answer his specific questions! This happened on a Thursday I call in on Friday I was told specifically I would hear back by Monday of course nobody calls!!! When I finally speak with the office manager he stated that I had the wrong location on the freeway as to where the incident occurred but yet he said it happened at three-mile bridge trying not to place fault on his driver because of the location! I took several photographs of the license plate of the truck with the drivers face and hear the exact location as to where it happened! Firstly the driver was excessively speeding in the fast lane in the gravel truck! The office manager admitted that they have a governor does not allow them to go over 75 mph when he was doing 75 mph in the fast lane which is 10 miles an hour over the legal CAR speed limit and 20 miles an hour over the legal speed limit for a truck!!?? Then office manager says he will not disclose what was in the back of the truck if you won't disclose what's in the back of the truck then you're lying!! Finally he decides to tell me that it was mushroom compost seems very odd as that Hansons does not stock any mushroom compost whatsoever so totally being lied to by the office manager. I specifically saw the rock come off the truck when it swung into the fast lane to pass another vehicle going 20 miles an hour over the posted truck speed limit????? I have windshield coverage so I was not looking for a free one!!!!! I simply wanted help with the very nominal $100 deductible they were unwilling to work with me on any level whatsoever??? Absolutely horrible customer service skills! What kind of business lies to people like that and flat out denies they had any responsibility?? These people are flat out dishonest completely liars! This company should be ashamed that they treat people in this manner rude dishonest it's absolutely despicable!

Night and day difference between this Meek's and the one in SLT. This one has a friendly staff…read morethat greets you as you walk in. When I first dropped by, it was just to scope out the yard products and get some ideas for a DIY project. One of the yard workers drove up to me and asked if I needed a hand and said just give a yell if I decided I needed anything. When I came back to buy, their yard folks helped me load lumber and bags of fence post mix into my pickup on multiple occasions. Nice! And if you don't know, their lumber prices beat the big box store that's just up the road.

Kayla is a fantastic employee! Super helpful and even called me back to find what I needed. Thank…read moreyou !!!!

Customer service was terrible. I pulled up and a worker said nice parking being sarcastic after…read moreanother worker has parked me. Then they couldn't find my order and kept talking to me like I was stupid. Then they found the order and started kissing butt. More then 3 workers where rude to me. And im very easy going and respectful to everyone.

Great prices and good experience with delivery. I bought a good quality water heater, but they have…read morea large selection. Highly recommended!

Rob is reliable, with good communications, and very positive attitude. Competitive pricing And…read moregood work ethic.

Joe is the best sales rep in that place! Very knowledgeable and knows what he's talking aboutread more

These guys are amazing. Matia really knows what he is doing and is great with communication…read more These guys have been at my property for three days and I am keeping them around for two more. The $1500 a day charge is more than worth the price. They are getting me $2,000-3,000$ of wood from my trees per day if not more. They have a couple skid steers available for an extremely affordable rate. I highly recommend Mountain Timber for any of your mobile milling needs. They can also manage burn piles with their equipment if needed. Matia is a wonderful resource for your forestry maintenance needs. They work their butts off.