Customer Service is top notch!! Knowledgeable and friendly. Had exactly what I needed at affordable…read moreprice. While be assisted, they also could process special order direct from Do It Best. But luckily found the pieces needed in the Midwest section. Thank you! Nick was wonderful!!

Very helpful and lots of interesting products at the hardware store. The staff is very friendly and…read moreinformative.

It's Sunday, several structural hangers holding my deck together have rusted through and I've…read morepromised some friends a party on Tuesday. Where am I going to get the parts I need? I have always been impressed with the variety of materials at this little store, especially when it comes to the most critical items for island residents (eg: stainless street bolts/screws/cabling hardware, etc.), but structural hangers? Yep! Once again variety rivaling the huge box stores. (Actually way, way better stainless inventory.) This time I had the good luck of being helped by Richard. He knew right where everything was, how to use it and stayed with me until I had my complete shopping list. He understands his business and someone there (is it also Richard?) does an amazing job of straightening out the inventory that customers put back in the wrong place. His help was especially appreciated because he caught a mislabeled box of stainless screws that I didn't catch. It would have ruined my whole day if I'd gone home with the wrong thing. Thank you, Richard! And Ace!

This review is for the semi newly opened Ace outdoor store. Fantastic idea by the way. The best…read morepart is they stock Big Green Egg products. That saves me time since it's so close. They have Stihl and Husqvarna equipment, Weber products and many others. Prices are competitive from what I have seen at other stores. I know the BGE charcoal is a couple bucks higher but the convenience of being so close makes that a non issue. The employees are knowledgeable even though they are mostly younger. Their enthusiasm is high and they will help you out. I usually know what I need but since I'm a "Northwest Man" (via California) I usually gravitate toward the chainsaw section. I know. I can't help it though. Since I have a perfectly operating saw at home that keeps me from buying another but a guy can't have too many chainsaws right? Until that grand day arrives I will mostly stick to buying my BGE supplies. They sell the actual BGE ceramic cookers too. Prominently displayed as well. They call me in like the Sirens on a distant rocky shore.......

The new parking lot was created where old repair shop was. The store was reorganized. What a…read moredisaster. Now will go to sells and ace, sucks

Showed up after 9 o'clock tried to buy a CLR with cash was advised that they could not handle cash…read moreat that hour of the morning. They made no attempt to accommodate somebody with cash. I'm very disappointed, but I was not able to purchase my CLR with cash be assured, I will never trouble them again with my cash

Be advised that if you buy a house plant from Ace, they CHARGE you for the bottom water protector…read more How chintzy can you get? I am also disgruntled with their ubiquitous begging for charities. You literally CANNOT choose not to participate in their begging game. I refused to hit the 'no' button last time and the cashier insisted it had to be me to opt out of the donation. I pushed her on that and she eventually hit the 'no' button herself. How weird is that? I choose which charities I donate to and don't appreciate having that shoved down my throat. She told me their computers lock up until a choice is made, which sounds like a program problem on their end, not my problem. I just want to pay for the stuff I am buying. End of story. Finally, discouraged they have no riding mowers in stock, only push mowers. I try to avoid big box stores but away I go. It's spring and the grass is growing. Guess they lost a $3K sale. Guess they don't care. Guess I don't either.

This location usually has what I need when I go in there. Their paint section is large and you can…read moreget what you need They do color matching as well which is nice. The staff is courteous and efficient.

Lived on Orcas for the last 7 years and have built a house, garage and greenhouse there. Island…read moreHardware has been great. They are well stocked and staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. I am there a couple times a week. Riley has been a life-saver.

This store is a life saver!…read more We are contractors and had a job on Orcas Island. We had never been to Orcas before and were unfamiliar with the area. Before we set out for the island, I looked up local hardware stores (just in case). I found Island Hardware & Supply, called them to make sure they would have what we MIGHT need, hopped in the truck and got on the ferry. OF COURSE it turned out that we DID need some items, so we set off for the Hardware store. We got lost and ended up at the little hardware store in East Sound - we thought we were at the right store, but they didn't have any of the supplies we needed. We were pretty confused until I found out from a local resident that the little hardware store in East Sound is on North Beach Road, and the big hardware store (Island Hardware) is on West Beach Road. So we hopped back in the truck again, and set out to find Island Hardware. (yes, we got losat again...but eventually figured it out) We were so relieved when we located the store and were able to purchase the supplies we needed, because we were thinking that we would have to get on the ferry and drive to the home depot in Mt Vernon (that would have taken forever). Island Hardware had all the stuff we wanted, lumber, tools, big bolts, lag screws, plumbing supplies etc. They even have a couple of little gas pumps which was handy for us. We had the occassion to go back up to Orcas for round two of the job which was exterior painting. The paint we purchased needed to be re-tinted at the last minute. We remembered that Island Hardware had a paint department and took the buckets of paint to them with our fingers crossed. Even though we didn't buy the paint from them, they happily re-tinted it for us...I thought that was pretty generous and excellent customer service!

My disabled husband went to purchase a new toilet. At checkout, he asked the cashier to call for…read morehelp. She stated she had already called and someone would be right out to help him. No one ever came to help. This is usual practice for this store.

We recently had some undesirable activity in our neighborhood so came to HD to get a new outdoor…read morefloodlight with camera set. I initially could not locate the item I was looking for. Seems like floodlights would be with floodlights. Customer service saw I was running back and forth in despair and asked if I needed help finding something. They knew immediately the product I was looking for and directed me to the cashiers who have these locked up in a cage at checkout. I've been to this location quite a few times and have always had a good experience. On an additional note, I appreciate the reserved parking for veterans. I will definitely be returning for all my home improvement needs.

I like the variety of products here. They have most everything I need mid project when I need it…read moreand a to. Of cool stuff I don't need but really like. The folks here are really nice. Mel is who I always wait to be helped by because she is so sweet and awesome. Love that even though it a large chain store it has a good home town vibe. Good place to shop.

A day ago, I would have given Ace Hardware 4-5 stars. A few of the staff have always been helpful…read moreand shared expert knowledge. But today, I was stopped on my way in and told I had to leave my backpack--which acts as my purse--behind the counter. ME: "Oh? When did the store start this policy?" STAFF: "We've always done it." ME: "I've NEVER been asked to surrender my backpack and I come in here a lot!" STAFF: Pulls me aside in a confidential whisper..."It's not you, if you know what I mean, but we have to do it to everyone." Now, I am an AARP-card carrying senior in her 60s and I was stopped on this one occasion out of maybe 25+ visits to this store over the past 3 months. This is a case of implicit bias in action, folks. I don't carry a purse. I carry a small knapsack to keep my wallet in. I support Ace's right to proactively prevent shoplifting. But they must be consistent enacting those policies. Don't send off a suspicious vibe when you're projecting a "friendly" atmosphere! There's a smaller neighborhood HW store down the road. I think I will take my business there from now on.

Bought ~$30K in deck railing, and despite being told numerous times exactly what we wanted, they…read moresent us some incorrect parts. This would be fine, everyone makes mistakes, but they're charging me a $91 restock for their error. If anyone from there is reading, don't bother responding with how you regret my bad experience and that customer service is your utmost priority blah blah blah unless you're going to reverse that charge. And you're not going to, are you? I know, I know, it's all my fault, not yours etc. I like to support local businesses, but they have to support me back.

Great store with just about anything you want or need. Awesome helpful personnel that will jump…read morethrough hoops to get what you want or even how it works! "Old school Hardware Store"