I came down here to get a couple of items for a house project that I completed today. ACE Hardware…read moreis located in a strip mall off the corner of Jewel Lake Rd. and W. Dimond Blvd. next to Great AK Pizza Co. The employees are very friendly and super helpful. I needed some Cork Stoppers to conceal some nails that were sticking through the ceiling in one of the basement rooms. The house itself is old, probably built in the 1960's, but jeez, whoever laid the wooden beams for the foundation of this house did a terrible job. There were nails sticking out or hanging off the beams as if the builder just left it there instead of using them. I pulled out most of them and used the Cork Stoppers to conceal the remaining nails that I couldn't remove. Not to deviate from the main subject, the employee knew exactly where to find the items I needed and directed me to the exact spot. There are hundreds if not thousands of small parts or accessories on the shelves. The Cork Stoppers were located in one of the aisles at the very end of the store where I would never think to look. I was impressed that he went through all the shelves and went straight to the Cork Stoppers a few seconds after I asked him where they were located. It should be noted that there is more than just hardware in this store. This is one of my favorite places to purchase Christmas decorations. The store boasts a large section devoted to holiday displays and many unique items can be found here that aren't normally in the big box stores. I was able to find some great Charlie Brown Christmas items for the house and the office. During the summer, they have a great BBQ section filled with the latest style of grills and an accompanying shelf stocked with various dry rubs and spices from local businesses down in the lower 48. Over by the cash registers, there are shelves filled with old-school candy and snacks from years past. Idaho Spud, Necco, and Mallo Cup are some of the nostalgic brands I came across. Aside from hardware needs, this place is a great option for novelty items.

ACE is the closest hardware store and when possible my first choice. On some items the selection is…read morelimited but they usually have the frequent used items. Recently I was looking for a spark plug for my dinosaur snow blower and ACE had a couple options. While looking through the aisle, I grabbed some cold weather engine oil and an electric contact spray. Their layout made it easy to find all I needed in the same area. Übersetzung auf Deutsch für meine deutsch sprechende Freunde. ACE ist der am näheste liegende Laden mit Handwerkzeug und allem was man dazu braucht. Beim letzten mal brauchte ich eine Kerze für meinen Schneeachleuderer, und die hatten sogar verschiedene Marken zum auslesen. Beim herum stöbern im Gang hab ich auch rasch noch das kalt wetter Öl und Kontakt Spray gefunden.

Incredible staff. They were very helpful, competent, and friendly. Thank you!!!…read more I needed to fix a bow and arrow. They had exactly what I was looking for at a great price.

The good : They have it all if you need it fastened…read more I once drive a Yupik Eskimo guy here. From bethel. He was at Lowe's looking for an Allen head fastener for a sno machine head. I drove him here knowing he'd get the right bolt. He did. I just loaded up on a Halotron Fire extinguisher Halon costs a million. This stuff works as well. Vaporizes a little slower. Need to stand back fr the flames a little more than halon. But. It's still a displacement extinguisher. Hope to never use it. I'm glad to see this quality outfit seals this quality Life saving product. I dinged them one star. Why. ? While customer service is great. 98 %of their inventory is in the warehouse. And like an Auto parts store. You have to wait. Singing a long time. For your turn. It's worth it. But it's a wait. And the volume we customers provide. Does not really support more counter help. Just expect a line at lunch. Or after work.

I really like dealing locally whenever possible and luckily Arctic Office makes this easy! If you…read moreare setting up a business account I recommend calling Arctic Office Products for your office supply needs. They are super helpful and the best part is their quality of customer service. Ben, my account manager, comes by my office once a month to chat in person, drop off his "pen of the month" and let me know what special deals they are running. Last month I ordered the wrong ink cartridges for our office printer. He said no problem, picked them up from the office and is crediting our account. Their prices are cheaper than retail prices at Office Max or Office Depot, which is always good! They have free delivery no matter how much or how little you order. The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is because they don't always have what I need in stock and I have to wait for it to be delivered. I ran out of said ink toner and the kind that I do need Arctic Office doesn't carry so it was going to be 7 - 10 days delivery forcing me to run to Office Max to get the ink that I need until then.

This business has been a reliable service to our program. As a small non-profit school Arctic…read moreOffice Products has not only provided affordable supplies, materials, and equipment, they have also supported many of our fundraising projects. They are a longstanding Anchorage business, homegrown and focused on the community.

Our home was built in 2019/20 as time goes by you get marks on walls, scuffs, the occasional ding,…read morelike dropping a smoker down the stairs and it puts a nice hole in your drywall, or the dog wiping its self off getting a wall dirty, you know years of wear and you need to patch, texture and paint stuff. I had a 5 gallon contractors paint can in the garage from the build I opened it mixed and applied it to the walls I patched and textured but it just looked yellowish when it dried and was supposed to be egg shell white. Old paint guess it goes bad. Called them and gave them the Paint Name Type & Can Code. They stopped making that for Contractors. So they said take a picture of the can and the label bring it in and they'll make it again. Done quick under 15 mins I was out the door with 2 fresh gallons of my paint and it's a perfect match! They took my info in store and will keep it on record the formulation for 10 Years. Nice!

Since when does Sherwin-Williams not give out Military discount?? We were just denied for it at…read morethis location but on their actual website they offer it.

Good hardware supply in a remote area. Has most needed items considering the location.read more

Convienetly placed shop for the downtown area. Very friendly and helpful staff. You can usually…read morefind what you're looking for when it comes to hardware, the price can be a bit more expensive than other hardware stores but it's worth it to support an Alaskan grown company.

If you need bearings, belts, gearboxes, etc. these are your guys! Hands down the most helpful,…read moreknowledgeable, and resourceful crew in the industry - anywhere! If you are in the industrial machinery repair or manufacturing business anywhere in Alaska, give these guys a shot!

Large selection of supplies, video games, and other essential items for Alaskan everyday life. I…read morecan't stress how much the staff is always kind, friendly and informative. Patient with all of the questions that I do have.

This place is shady all about customer no service. Sell defective items and scam and take…read moreadvantage whenever they can. Do not trust them do not buy from them. I will no longer do business with them. run by crooks shame on you

Welp, if you need to get gas in Anchorage, you'll probably end up here…read more I tried going to their website first, to see how much a 5lb CO2 cylinder would be. It said "click for price". I clicked for price. Then it said "create an account". I created an account. Then it said "account still verifying". I guess they really just don't want you to buy stuff? Why are there so many hoops and hurdles to just CHECK THE PRICE of a single product. I went to the website because no one was picking up the phone at Airgas. I eventually got through, they told me a 5lb CO2 cyclinder was ~$32. Which sounded like an insane deal. I got to the store, waited in line, and told them I wanted to buy one. They said "that'll be $152.62". After some brief discussion, we figured out the $32 figure is for a FILL ONLY, not for the cylinder. Is $120.75 a good price for an empty 5lb CO2 cylinder? Not really. I found some on Amazon for $70-$80. Will Amazon ship burly, dangerous hardware like that to Alaska? Hell no. So Airgas pretty much has a monopoly and I had to pay. The people were generally nice though. Some tips: - No CO2 cylinders in the actual store, you pull up out back to get them. But, you order them in the storefront. - They also swap-out 20lb CO2 cylinders - They don't really service 10lb CO2 cylinders - Why am I so obsessed with CO2 cylcinders? For carbonating homebrew beer, of course! - Avoid their website at all costs, makes the DMV look like Hawaii