Fabulous local business. We needed plumbing repairs on our home. Keith came out as scheduled on the…read moreworst winter day. He completed the work professionally, honestly, and insured we were satisfied. He'll be coming back to do more work for us soon as we would like a vanity and sink installed cannot say enough good about this business! Don't hesitate to contact them!

My husband often relied on Andy's, so I took my 3 wheel walker in to see if they could fix a…read moremoveable part that was not working. He didn't have "exactly" what was needed, but searched to find a perfect fix. It's now better than new. Best value! In the meantime I foolishly took a step back and fell. Let me tell you, this staff, 3 men, were sent from Heaven! They helped me up onto a chair, gave me water, and made sure I was stable to go home. So I left with my new walker and praise God that there are truly good people in this world! Mary Jayne K.

Has anything and everything. Has that old hardware store feeling. Please patronize this business…read morerather than the neighborhood box stores. We have to help small businesses, they are going to be hurt terribly when the tariffs take full effect. Big boxes can afford to take a hit, small businesses cannot. Support local and small businesses.

very nice place to get advice and supplies. Patrick is especially helpful to me as a single lady…read moretryin to fix things myself

I went into this store intending to buy 2 gallons of paint for my room. I walked in to pick out the…read morecolors and as I walk in, I see one employee helping another customer and 3 standing behind the counter talking. After waiting 20 minutes for help I finally got mad and walked out. I am 19 years old and I look young, however, this shouldn't change anything. My money is just as good as anyone else's. Needless to say I went elsewhere for paint.

Always the best quality paint and supplies. Save money with products that last significantly longer…read morethan anyone elses. Easier to work with and when on sale blow the competition out of the water.

I went to Sherwin Williams to buy paint during their 40% off event. They even let me use a $10 off…read morecoupon that I had with me. I called ahead to see if they had the ceiling paint that I need and they did. I went to pick up the paint and I was promptly greeted by store staff. They retrieved my paint and even took it to my car for me as the 5-gallon bucket was pretty heavy. The checkout process was a little clunky as this was my first purchase from a Sherwin Williams store and they wanted to know exactly who I was. You can't remain anonymous and buy paint here, which is the only drawback. They have lots of paint and painting supplies on hand, including rollers that expand from 12 - 18 inches, which can be a real time saver. The staff was friendly and in my effort to support local businesses, I'll be back to buy more paint.

From the owner: Your local Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Parma Heights, OH, provides expert advice, premium…read morecoatings, paint matching, and professional-grade supplies to help bring complex urban projects to life. Connect with our team for expert recommendations, the right coatings and tools, and personalized support that helps you achieve professional results. As a convenient paint store near you, we offer online color tools, color consultation, wallpaper and application resources, brushes, and information on paint recycling, along with high-quality paints and options to order paint online. A Spanish-speaking representative is available to assist customers.

I visited the Strongsville Home Depot on 12/31/24, in pursuit of a few items. (And a pursuit of…read morehappiness.) Prior to even walking foot in the store, we called to inquire about the items we wanted, to be sure they were in stock. A very rude man answered the phone and was very quick to try and answer my call... a little too quick. I wasn't done talking, yet the guy on the phone from The Home Depot of Strongsville was done talking to me and hung up the phone... that alone exasperated my view on The Home Depot of Strongsville, yet I really wanted the items as it was a gift... Upon on arrival, I noticed there was a limited quantity of staff members available to assist. This was particularly frustrating as The Home Depot can be a challenge to navigate, especially as each Home Depot location is slighlty different and there are so many items. With the holiday season occurring, The Home Depot was advertising various deal kits. I'm a slut for a good sale... and what suited our fancy was particularly a Dewalt charger and battery combo pack deal, and the opportunity for a "free" tool once a particular cost limit was exceeded. Our preferred choice was the mighty blower, to blow all my completion away.) Once me and my fella buddy wandered around the store for what felt like centuries, hopelessly searching aisle upon aisle, pallet rack after rack, we found the gold, or rather yellow, Dewalt holiday deal section. We were ecstatic to have found the product we were looking for, yet it was locked up behind bars, like Al Capone back in the 30's. We looked around, but couldn't find workers. We then noticed there were QR codes around, to scan for assistance. We attempted this, but were still awaiting for a human (or at that point, even an alien from space would do) to help us in a time of need. Eventually, I took matters into my own hands, marched around that store, and found a very nice guy to assist us... I wish I would have gotten his name. He unlocked the cage for us, and released the items without hesitation. He then put our items on reserve at the cash register, so that we could go retrieve the other items on the list, which was an electric snow shovel... Oh man, This is where things took a turn... We headed onward to the garden center and once again, had difficulty finding the item. We found a women who told us she "could try to assist, but wasn't from that section of the store" (as her specialty was home Reno's)... regardless, eventually an older gentleman came over and we asked for help to find the item.... This made me ponder, why is it called a gentleman when he was anything but gentle? Buyer beware - He was harsh and rude. We explained the store was showing 5 in stock, but he scolded that the online system is behind and we were wrong. He was not very helpful nor kind. Maybe he needs positive thoughts and prayers. Overall, I would say stray away from the garden center, especially if the older gnome (non-gentleman) man is there, as you probably won't leave the area with anything, but your dignity and money. Typically, I am The Home Depot fanboy, but this experience and location has lowered my love for the store by a few notches, and they'll need some marvelous good sales to raise my appreciation for this place again.

The workers here are miserable and clearly dont like their job. Spoke with a manager who was a wet…read moreblanket and "understood" but didnt do anything about it. Save the trouble, go to Lowes right next door. This happens nearly every visit to this place and Ive finally learned my lesson. Never again