This place is so cool!!! Make sure you check it out upstairs. The staircases are amazing as are the fire doors on the stairwells. Love the selection of crocks and cast iron. Lots of cool hardware. This place is historical and has a cool plaque out on the side of the building. No A/C so on really hot days I would check it out earlier in the day or wait until fall. Friendly staff. read more

S F Travis Company - Outside of the hardware store - Hardware Stores Near Me - Cocoa, Florida

We didn't need any hardware or anything else but if we did they have it. We just stopped in because this is a total time travel experience. I have been to old fashioned hardware stores but nothing like this. They truly have everything. Row after row and multiple floors of stuff (some junk and some antiques). Supposed this place has never had AC - cannot imagine that in July. The topper is that when we walked in their were 7-8 old guys sitting around the main counter shooting the breeze like it was a tavern. Just killing time. Wow what a trip back to another era! read more

S F Travis Company - Inside - Hardware Stores Near Me - Cocoa, Florida

Had a delivery from Amazon, but was missing some nuts and bolts. Could have returned the item, but for less than $2 got what I needed. These guys are great, have used them many times before! They gave everything! read more

First time able to go there because they are not open on the weekends. Omg, if you are a hardware store lover, you will be in hardware heaven! 7 buildings to browse through...if they don't have what you need, then it was never made! This place is amazing, historical pictures which made the visit more interesting! Great small town feel, wonderful staff ready to assist, great place to step back in history! read more

Great, great, great hardware store. If they don't have it, you don't need it. Run by the same family since 1885. One of the crew there was able to cobble together a solution for a shower door on our boat that was missing a post to keep the door in he track. Walked out with a bag full of goodies. Would give 6 stars if I could. read more

This hardware store is historic. Some of my relatives love to wander around the Smithsonian-esque like surroundings. You can spend all day there and enjoy every minute if you are someone fascinated by a mixture old museum quality parts and the modern inventory. There are real treasures to find here around every corner. Stuff you've never seen is sure to be found. Lotsa fun. The people on staff are willing to chat and share stories if asked. Just like our great grandparents did around the stove and the pickle barrel at the local general store. read more

One of the last real hardware stores left. They have been here as log as the city of Cocoa has. Probably even longer. I co.e here if I can't find it anywhere else. Extremely helpful staff can get you to what you are looking for. Lots of industrial and commercial needs in a family owned store. read more

This Hardware store is a destination in and of itself. This store is so big (2 floors) you could get lost. If they don't have it, you probably don't need it! Even if you don't want to buy anything, it's still worth a trip just to look around! The only thing I didn't see was a snowblower. As I understand, it dates back to the 1800's. AWESOME! read more

See all

I was sold a M18 impact with both included batteries being faulty, not a big deal. I call before returning and I'm presented with an offer that they will order me 2 new batteries, I'm completely happy with that and they tell me they will call me the following Friday. I call 4:30 Friday (close5:30)and I'm transferred to the owner where I tell him the reason for my call. He replies with an immediate unnecessary sarcastic response. It took me off guard and I told him I'm only calling to touch base because I know they close on Saturday and Sundays. Long story short he ended asking me if I wanted him to give the salesperson "a spanking". I'm returning the item, I don't need this hassle for a drill. Let me mention this place has a gigantic selection and an amazing feel to the place. The only reason I will not return in the future is do to the absolute lack of service and disrespectful way one particular manager/owner treats the customers. read more

So the area has lots of history. Steam boats along the Indian River from Jacksonville and Sanford and original river front villages along the way. Owner told me the store was opened (whole village was opened) while boats were still being used to bring in supplies to the settlers building homes and buying supplies. I have seen in movies the old hardware settings but never walked into such an authentic place. The smell of sailors rope and lumber. Rows and rows of every size nut, bolt, hinge. Old craftsmen hanging about trading stories of unique repairs and great fishing stories . The parking is actually in the back of the store and you come in through the back as well. And the store is not limited to the street front space. Going back through the isles you wind back through second, third and fourth giant spaces and then there is still covered storage outback. Antique sliding ladders that go up near 3 stories of shelves. Old sales displays of springs, hinges, Bowie knives and and every kind of brass fitting I went in to find a Mortise backplate for my mothers old rental on South Tropical Trail and just couldn't stop browsing until I forgot what I came in for. At one point, as I looked out through the front windows and into the street, I could have sworn I had stepped back into the 1890's, but then I overheard a cruise ship tug captain (known here by first name) asking for a compression fitting and immediately was catapulted back into the 21 century. But then an old mango grove farmer came in with a crate of Tommy Atkins and I was back again. I wish they still had an old soft drink machine as I would have bought an orange crush and listened to the old timers all afternoon. The owner said there used to be an amazing old art deco hotel just down the street on the river and I remembered reading about Julia Roberts nearby dress shop. I have been back to this hardware store many times since and have "always" found what I needed and what no other area stores had even heard of, but I usually allow at least an hour to take it all in, sometimes bringing my own orange crush. As I drive back across the bridge, and see all the modern condos that have been built over beautiful old landmarks I wonder how this piece of history has survived so long. So, whenever I get tired of seeing concrete and parking lots, I drive back over and take it all in...like a breath of fresh air taken by an escape artist fleeing from the noise and traffic of strip mall purgatory. read more

Lot's of fun. I like this place a lot. I could spend 2 hours in here and still not be bored. Almost always have what I am looking for. Very professional. read more