I found myself in a pinch needing a couple of specialty screws (6-32 x 7/16") to finish an optic…read moreinstall--the ones that came with it were just a bit too short. The manufacturer wanted $7 for the pair plus $11 for shipping. Amazon had packs of 50 or 100 for $6-$13 with shipping included, but the earliest delivery was Monday. As a last-ditch effort, I checked the local big-box stores, but nothing looked promising. Then I remembered McFadden-Dale and decided to make the trip before they closed. They didn't have the exact 6-32 x 7/16", but they did have 6-32 x 1/2". The staff was incredibly helpful and took the time to check the thread pitch to make sure they'd work. Best of all, four screws cost me just $0.56 instead of nearly $20--and I didn't end up with another 40 or 90 extras I'd now have to find uses for. Their credit card system was down, so it was cash only. They also close at 2 PM on Saturdays and are closed on Sundays.

If you're ever looking for a tool, nut, bolt, screw, adhesives, sanding items.....anything - you…read morecan count on McFadden-Dale to have it. Often times I'll go to the general home improvement stores and only find the most popular items - which is understandable. Or, if they have some unique items, they'll only stock a couple pieces and not enough for what I'm needing. Often, I'm looking for unique sizes of different nuts and bolts. On top of it - I'm also looking for stainless steel and specific compositions with different heads. This store is so vast! There's so many aisles and if you haven't been here before, it can be overwhelming. However, everyone who works here is SO NICE. I cannot say enough about their knowledge and willingness to help - even walk you to find exactly what you're looking for. This place is really a one-stop shop for me on so many days!

Highly recommended,…read more 1 stop shop, found all the materials and items needed. But what stood out to me was the customer service and assistance i received while shopping. From the moment i walked in, felt welcoming and the associates wanted to help me find the items i needed, and even recommended a tool to make the job ten times easier!

Gaspar is MVP We wish to recognize based on his phenomenal Customer Service which is consistently…read morethe same always. One of the Best Managers in The Hardware Service Industry. A happy Customer is a Return Customer! Keep Him Please (Smile)

I've been wanting to check this place out for a while now. I recently needed to get a copy of my…read morehouse key so I gave them a call to see if they made them and ended up getting 2 done for a total of $8.65 , very reasonable. This is a REAL HARDWARE STORE. I was pleasantly surprised at all they had and the cleanliness of the store. The employees were nice and helpful. This is the kind of place I remember going to with my Dad back in the Carolinas when I was growing up. They have lots of bbq supplies , sauces , rubs , and of course bbqs like Traeger and Big Green Egg. They occasionally have cookouts for special occasions like 4th of July and such and of course I've missed everyone. They have a small Traeger that I may end up going back to buy. Also lots of tools and gardening equipment to include shovels and tree trimmers. Lots of bird feeders , it's just nice to see the selection they have here. I would definitely recommend you checking this place out.

Went to exchange my sodastream co2cartrige. Easy parking, nice employees, cartridges right next to…read morethe register and good price. You basically pay half the price as they give you credit for the old cartridge tank

I came into this store a few days ago because I was helping a friend move into a different bedroom…read moreof her house, which involved dismantling a bed/moving the parts downstairs. We had allen wrenches, but were missing the exact ones we needed for dismantling the bed. Fortunately, there was this Ace Hardware store just down the street, so I figured we could go in and see if there were any possible inexpensive solutions. An associate asked if I needed help (I unfortunately didn't catch the guy's name) and I mentioned the predicament, admittedly somewhat worried I'd have to buy a whole new allen wrench set just to get the one that I needed for the job. He took me to a place in the back of the store with old allen wrenches people had donated, often left over from similar bed/furniture dismantling/assembly jobs, and these were free. He gave me the option of taking a few and seeing if any of them worked. I did take about three of them, and fortunately, one of them got the job done! If I'm in the area and have any further hardware needs and the like, I'll definitely be coming around.

Very handy location. They don't have everything you need to build a house, but they have a lot to…read moremaintain one. Friendly staff, veteran discount, and a good snack display!

This was my first time attending the National Hardware Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center…read more The show is divided into two major sections--lawn, home, and garden--and regular hardware items such as tool boxes, welding helmets, plumbing supplies and everything else you could ever lump into the "hardware" category. I spent more time in the home and garden section even though most of the items don't have a use in Las Vegas for many of us. Since we've traded grass for xeriscape, many of us have no need for lawn mowers, weed whackers, et. al. The lawn and garden section was in the North Hall of the convention center. I met some very nice and interesting people. It's a much more laid back show than the geeks of CES. I eventually made my way to the Central Hall for the regular hardware items. One of the standouts in this area was the large electrical displays. If I were giving Benjamin Braddock advice this year, I'd tell him, "LEDs". There were so many vendors with lights of various kinds that used LEDs to generate bright lights. After the Central Hall, I went outside to the outdoor, recreation, and tailgate area. They had a number of food vendors here tied in with some kind of cooking item. There were several vendors selling outdoor pizza bakers that rotated the pizzas as they cooked. They also had samples. I was surprised at how much food and food related vendors that were at the show. I expected a lot of wrenches, toilets, and other hardware items. Imagine my surprise when I'm given samples of beef jerky (teriyaki flavor) on entering the show to get my credentials. I'll attend next year. It's too good a show to miss and it's at a great time of the year!

"Jo Josephine Is Awesome, Professional, Courteous...Solved My Problem Effortlessly Within…read moreMinutes.Bravo!!!

i need a certain light bulb for my overhead ceiling fan/light and i looked at all the bulbs, nada…read more So an employee, don't know his name, Wed, Dec 20 @11am went to the area and found the right bulb. I find that amazing, Today it was installed and I have light now in my home. Thank you so much for being so capable.

In a perfect world, we leave the big box stores behind and only shop at stores that care like Ace…read moreHardware. This particular location on Tropicana at Durango is so much larger than meets the eye. I loved the personal service here, the organized rows, and the well-curated selection of merchandise. I originally went there for Car Key Duplicates (which are the best deal here, skip the dealership!) and left with an armload of goodies you'd be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Ginger Chews, Sarsaparilla, and beeswax and who knows what else? It all felt very Pacific Northwest or a caring hardware store I used to frequent in West Hollywood. I will be back on my next home project and for basic maintenance supplies, too. This Ace location is ACE and lovely. Pleasant shopping experiences make a difference. This store works to earn your business. :)

This place is absolute trash! Went in back in October for some Traeger pellets and the customer…read moreservice is awful, you can't get a hello or a thank you from anyone behind the register. You can get harassed by the solar saleswoman behind the desk who won't leave you alone though. Went again this week for more pellets after telling myself not to give this place business. I should've known better! Woman behind the register just sitting there paying more attention to her cellphone, male employees in back yelling and shouting profanity while I had my grandkid with me. At checkout, I noticed one bag had a hole and pellets were falling out, cashier told me to go put it back. Why, so it's someone else's problem? What a joke! I'll dive to the southern highlands location instead