Great stop, they have it all! I was searching for a propane heater for outdoor events…read more This store was packed with everything, free popcorn, coffee and a huge hallmark store. Even tho I didn't find what I needed, I would definitely shop here in the near future. Customer service was very helpful.

This store is a disgrace to the Ace Hardware name. I've been in this store 3 times in the last 8…read moremonths and it's been a negative experience all 3 times. I won't be going back. Every time I've gone in and asked a question, I've gotten a snarky, condescending answer from a slender older man, plus a young cashier who couldn't answer the simplest question and had no desire to be helpful in any way. And the store has always been a disorganized wreck, stuff piled everywhere. They need to take lessons from Madden Ace Hardware on Fairview Rd in Asheville. When I walk in there, the cashier asks what I'm looking for; I tell them, they radio that department and by the time I walk to that department, there is an associate there waiting to help me!! When I need anything hardware related, I will wait and purchase from Madden on my trips into Asheville. This place is ridiculously bad.

It's not very often that I get to go shopping in a store that's been opening it's doors…read morecontinuously for 124 years, especially one that looks pretty much the same as it did in 1899 or as it did when was relocated in 1913 which was owned and operated by the same family until 2010. There was a short time that the store was closed in 2010 after the passing of the last remaining original family proprietor until the present owners reopened the doors in 2011 but that's like splitting hairs. Believe it or not they still carries staples like bread, butter and milk, but also other essential items for mountain life like local vegetables, jams, and honey to rakes, paint, plumbing and things that many people have never seen. The old original scales and carts can still be found scattered around the store amongst so many other things from the past that would be nearly impossible to find these days even if you have an Amazon Prime account. Although there has been some technology installed, the old cash register from 1913 still sits close by and is still operational if there is ever a need. So while Pace General still has thousands of traditional and contemporary items for sale, it's also a museum of mountain memories and memorabilia that will carry on this family legacy. If you really want a history lesson on the area spend a few hours here then drive around the area and see what living history looks like...

A piece of small town American history you must visit if in the area. The history of Saluda and of…read morethe store is all throughout the store. In one section of the store there are two trifold posters with pictories and reports of the history. The walls display more pictures telling the history. Throughout the store are also antique items telling the history of items sold in the store. The store sells local produce and grocery items as well as just about any common item you might need. M.A. Pace General Store is also a place where you can visit with your kids who will enjoy Mayfield Dairy's delicious ice cream. M.A. Pace is a walk down memory lane and must stop if you are in the area.

Of all of the Home Depot stores that I have been to, this one was the worst. Everything took…read morelonger, the system was down. It was painful to spend 35 minutes just getting a key.

The service here is an absolute joke they have all kinds of employees and only about 4 are any…read moregood. Ive bought over 10k worth of material here so far this year. Every single time I go to get loaded it takes 30min to an hour for one pallet. And today I was the only one back here

I definitely would never buy another appliance from appliance. I purchased over $12,000 worth of…read moreappliances for my new house. The installers were completely incompetent and they hooked up the water but not the drain so when we first used the washer, it resulted in water running down to the first floor through the ceiling. I might add that we spent $950 to have the appliances installed correctly. I have built other houses and never had that experience! When I called to complain, the sales person said it was our fault for not checking! He was very rude and he basically hung up on us. Also, the builder who is a very good builder noticed how inept the installers were. They didn't seem to know what they were doing. please find another appliance store.

The worse customer service EVER!!! We paid for a stove that needed to be ordered. We paid in full…read morein advance for the stove. Called to check on the order. Was told the stove we ordered (and paid for in full) had been SOLD, and we would have to pay an additional $200 to order an additional stove. This was ONLY the beginning of a terrible experience. The oven door shattered after only 6 months and had to be replaced. Then, a few weeks later, a terrible clanking sound and a burning smell would start when the oven was turned on. It was LOUD! We called Blueridge and they told us we would have to contact the manufacturer. They didn't offer to have someone come and look at the stove, nor did they offer ANY advice. We finally found Appliance Grandmasters, who came out and fixed the stove. Turns out, the problem was that the fan had been damaged during transit! The repairman was able to fix it in 15 minutes! Hats off to Appliance Grandmasters. HIGHLY recommend them! As for Blueridge, absolutely the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!! And, our salesperson, Lewis, is absolutely worthless.

I chose to use Lowes because I did not want to deal with an installer directly if there were any…read moreissues. Despite Lowes' assurances this was not the case. Sales person said installer would not be paid until I approved the job which was not true. Lowes never came to look at the job after the installation to confirm the issues I raised. I never heard from the sales person again or anyone at Lowes. 1. 70 pickets were not nailed in the middle; some had only one nail. I had to do that myself and used deck screws. (See Pics) 2. Very sloppy cuts on support posts. (See Pics) 3. Inconsistent spacing of pickets. Some not long enough. 4. Numerous design issues making it look like a DIY project. 5. Suspicion posts were not set deep enough in some areas. 6. Transition area at step downs were not covered with picket. 7. Significant amount of left over materials I paid for and installer was planning on taking home. (Side job??) 8. Site cleanup marginal. After learning how they were going to install the shadow box fence I asked the installer about alternative methods and the response was "it takes too much time". Lowes has a new "customer care" system that wears you out with bot calls and never allows you to speak to the same person. There was all kinds of confusion regarding delivery and pickup. Very long story but this was the worst customer service I have ever experienced. Summary: Terrible customer service ever experienced Misrepresentations/falsehoods/dishonesty Quality issues w/ the design and install BUYER BEWARE

This rating range should start at zero stars. They do not answer the phone, A.I. phone system is a…read morenightmare. During Helene their staff was as vacant as normal, whereas Home Depot brought on extra staff and their credit card system ran inhouse only so you could make purchases with a card. Stocking is hit an miss most of the time, you need 100 rafter ties and their computer says they have 200, but you find only 7. I wanted to buy a microwave oven of a particular type that their computer said they had in stock, no they didnt. They said I could get it if I ordered it and paid for it, in about 10 days. I went home and bought it from Amazon and it was on my porch the next day, the price in this instance was the same. The company is impossible to contact, they have no email and they use Chat for questions, plus they now charge you $2 to pay the bill with a check. I just spent 3 grand on supplies for a home repair, every dollar was spent at Home Depot, I will never go back to Lowe's again, and the biggest insult? They just don't care.

Very nice store with a good selection. They do a lot of business with builders and I was just a…read moresmall fry but Pat and his team treated my business as important as the big frys. Good follow up and delivery came in as promised. Would do business again and would recommend.

From the owner: Builders FirstSource is the nation's largest supplier of building materials and building products…read morefor builders, contractors, and remodelers, providing trusted products, industry expertise, and support for new construction, remodeling, and home improvement projects. Our Hendersonville, NC lumber yard serves customers throughout Gerton, Bat Cave, Fletcher, Chimney Rock, Flat Rock and surrounding Western Carolinas Area. We provide framing lumber and other essential building products to support residential construction and remodeling projects. With reliable service, convenient pickup and delivery options, and knowledgeable local expertise, we're proud to be known as builders' first choice.

I always go here when I need a tool that I either dont use very often or when i want to buy…read moresomething that costs way less than other stores like HD or Lowe's. Or, even Amazon or Walmart. They always have great prices. A lot of their cordless tools are compatible with name brand tools . I always get my drill bits, saw blades, all accessories at Harbor Freight. If you buy a lot here , It's worth getting their annual club membership .

Went to Hendersonville NC location of Harbor Freight, twice now. First time to buy SALE item. Out…read moreof stock. Couple d as ts ago went to buy a few small Hex (or Ell) wrenches. Only ones in stocks were large sized & in packets of many more than I'd ever need. There were empty racks for others that would've been smaller wrenches in packets of fewer than 8 wrenches whuch would've worked but were Out if Stock. Next, searched for pucture hanging hook I needed..again only packages of large numbers of hooks were available. This store needs to replenish stocks when they run out of items. I am not sure if worthwhile to try them again next time I have a need. ACE is more reliably stocked.

I'd give KB&B 10 stars if I could! Schuyler spent a lot of time and effort helping us choose…read morecabinets and designing our kitchen layout. His hard work coupled with his team's mastery at installation produced an excellent result. We could not be happier with the way our kitchen has turned out! These guys are professional, courteous, responsible, honest, skillful, patient and above all, they take the time to listen. They gave us exactly what we wanted, on budget and on time.. We even had an issue with a few of our Maple doors warping (due to the General Contractors incompetence- not KK&B) but Schuyler stepped right up and replaced the doors for us at no charge. Keystone Kitchen and Bath is the standout shining star of our new home construction. We just wish that our General Contractor were half as good...

From the owner: Zero cabinet salesman--Four interior designers. Since 2003, we've been designing incredible…read morekitchens and bathrooms for homeowners across Western North Carolina.