It's great having a Menards close by. While they may not carry the highest quality versions of…read moreevery brand, they offer a huge selection of the most commonly needed items for home projects. The employees are usually very helpful, checkout is quick, and the return policy is extremely liberal. They also offer plenty of opportunities to save 11 percent. Today I stopped in to pick up some cat toys and was pleasantly surprised by how large the selection was. I ended up getting a brush and a collar. We'll see if the collar is something that Stu is willing to wear.

Went on 4/1/26 and they didn't have those fragile trains by the check out section. Do they only…read moresell them at Christmas?

So many times an ad is sent out two weeks before it actually starts and this location doesn't have…read morethe item in stock at the time of it starting. When questioning why they say it hasn't come in hopefully it will be in in the next two weeks, that would be after the ad is over with. Your best bet is to shop at the Elliot's Elm Grove location they are certainly much more on the ball and are always prepared. Or maybe they just have a much better manager doing the ordering.

I have been going to Hahn's ever since they replaced the previous hardware store. They are…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and courteous whether I am buying a few screws or a new big ticket item.

Partner and I had great service here. They helped us load a heavy item into our truck and also…read moreassisted us in signing us up for rewards.

Needed some power tools for a quick little at home project. Came in the store not knowing exactly…read morewhat I needed. The workers knew exactly where everything was and helped me out a TON, super nice and helpful people. Cashier was great too, very friendly and social. Never been to a harbor freight before but will definitely come back to this location whenever I need any DIY materials in the future, great people here!

Customer service is excellent! Very friendly and helpful…read moreStaff! Small place but alway have what I need! Highly recommend!!

A great local hardware store. I've gone in for advice about picture hanging, plant care, clogged…read moredrain repair, and more. They've always given me super helpful guidance and the right product for whatever problem I have. I like the variety of plants they have for purchase. Not a huge amount but a good amount for a store this size. Very friendly and thoughtful staff.

Patient and Helpful, I needed help, looking for a part to a cabinet lock. It was a custom size, so…read moreI was given a close by business suggestion. Knowledgeable help here! Offered help as soon as I went in the store. Was on my lunch from work. I will go back when I have time to shop.

My son had requested a piece of cut fiberglass from a hardware store on Douglas Avenue. This one is…read moreclose, so I go there, to see if they'd make the piece he wanted since I was there to get it & told them I'm not sure I'm at the correct hardware store.. Rather than look to see if they'd received any dimensions, the guy starts rolling on how they don't do these pieces ahead of time because sometimes people don't show up. Fine, I'd said that I figured they would wait until someone was there. Gave them my son's name, and the guy repeated himself about not doing it ahead of time, and if they had anything, it would be written down (waves his arm). He didn't even look, so I said my son's name again. He keeps repeating that they don't do it ahead of time. I told him again, he would have called with what he needed, and that he'd send someone to get it. So he asks me what he needs, and I said again, I don't know, he'd called a hardware store on Douglas with what he needed, and I'm not sure if I'm at the right one. He asks oh, he's not answering? Um, no, I don't even know what shape he wants, and he starts arguing over only doing 90 degree angles... well, squares & rectangles are 90 degree angles, and they're different shapes, and I didn't have a size. I was asking if they had the dimensions that my son called in so they could do it, or do I need to go to the other store. If he didn't remember the name, and there's no paper, the appropriate answer would have been, "No, sorry, we can't help you". Yes, I caught it the 1st time when he said that, and he's arguing about how I'm repeating myself. I was asking if they had the dimensions my son called in, it's a yes or no answer... And if that was a yes, now they can cut it now that I'm here, but no, the dude wants to go on repeat about not doing it ahead of time. So when I finally said I'm not arguing with him, he called ME ridiculous, when he clearly wasn't understanding my question, as a native speaker of Midwestern English. A pre-ORDER is not the same as pre-MADE. Just like you can't get a key cut without coming in with a key, fine, they won't cut fiberglass until the customer comes in to actually buy it... but did they get the request or didn't they? The answer would have been a yes or a no. Not an argument of what they do or don't make at the store ahead of time or not. Their customer service really stinks back there. The cashier was nice, though.

Been here a couple time before. This time was looking for some lamp hardware for a special…read moreproject. Got super help, but unfortunately was not able to find what I was looking for. However, the staff person was able to give me some good ideas on how to accomplish what I was trying to do. That is the part that separates an Ace Hardware from the Big Box stores. Excellent service that makes the best attempt to help you solve your problem. They carry plenty of the usual items that you would expect from an Ace Hardware. Thanks!

Went in today for a new key. The experience was quick and the staff was very helpful. I was in and…read moreout in 10mins. We love Ace and keep coming back.

Best lumbar store in the city - Forget about Big box stores. You will not regret the personal…read moreservice and expertise you find at Blifferts

Five stars to JohnP for making the extra effort for finding me what I needed!…read more Y'all rock!

Been here a few times. They have a decent selection of woodworking tools and supplies, including…read morepower tools, hand tools, finishes, and lumber. They also offer classes for beginners, as well as for craftspeople looking to improve their skills. I needed a gift for a woodworker and wasn't exactly sure what I was looking for, so I spent some time browsing the aisles. I ended up finding a couple of specialty files that should be a nice addition to their collection. When I checked out, the cashier reminded me that there was a $10 coupon available. I saved enough to get a Starbucks.

This is a guy's toy store! Wait a minute, let me rephrase that - this is a WOODWORKER'S toy store!…read moreI'm not much of a woodworker, I can cut it three times and it's still too short. (I used to watch Norm Abrahm build things on New Yankee Workshop and he made it look so easy, of course, he also had a shop full of stuff that most woodworkers don't have unless their name is Warren Buffet. I'd still like to try building the little sailboat he built one year, but I digress.) If I were to try to build a Norm Abrahm project, this is where I'd be for tools. The employees are very knowledgeable and friendly about it. (As opposed to the other place where I felt like I was being talked down to.) I was looking for a specialty product, that they didn't have, but they did have a suggestion for a viable alternative that I'll consider. As long as I was there, I wandered the aisles and I was impressed with the wide selection of tools and accessories. I drooled over tools I wish I had a use for and saw things I didn't even know were made. Brand name power tools as well as more economically priced equipment for the casual user. On the top end, they have a CNC router table (if you have to ask, you'll never use it, anyway) for an amazingly low price of $6,000.00 although the router is not included. I have no use for it but I do marvel at the technology. Really, if I were a serious woodworker, this would be my go-to place for tools, exotic woods, accessories, and advice. It's inconveniently located in a strip shopping center on the southwest corner of Greenfield Avenue and Sunny Slope, on the New Berlin side of Greenfield, but worth the effort to get there.