I go out of my way to get gas from Fletcher's. They have great staff, and great service. Along with…read morethe gas station, they have a fantastic car wash with incredibly thorough staff that take great care of your vehicle (TIP: You can get a car wash at a discount, if you pay for it at the pump first!). I will be trying out their detail shop this Spring and will update my review accordingly. My absolute favorite thing about this location has to be the fact that they do not charge for air. I know its small, but it's really the little things like this that will bring me back again and again.

New to the area and wanted to check out this car wash. I got the #1 wash. Between my seats, cup…read moreholder and back seats weren't even wiped down or cleaned. Very disappointed.

I placed an order for 7 propane tanks. After waiting a week they sent me an appointment for…read moredelivery at between 9-9:30 am on Friday. After waiting for over an hour, I tried to contact them, but kept getting put in a phone loop that never got answered. So I had to email them. After two hours they finally emailed me back and said I didn't have an appointment. When I emailed them the appointment sent to me, they said they couldn't get to it and cancelled my order. I would strongly suggest looking into any possible other means of getting propane before relying on these guys.

I placed an order for a propane tank exchange on Sunday night. I left my old tank on my front…read moreporch, and by Monday afternoon, I had a refilled tank sitting where I left my old one! I live north of Baltimore so I was fully expecting a couple of days for delivery, so I was pleasantly surprised that my new tank was delivered in less than a day! They also refill the tank to 20 lb instead of 15 lb like at most stores. Pricing is great, and shipping is free. Highly recommended!

This U-haul location is definitely mid. I found the employees friendly and helpful, but it's a…read morerelatively small location with a small staff, so there's only so much they can do. I made an "appointment" to have a hitch installed at 3:30, and dropped off my vehicle at that time, but they weren't able to start work on it until 6pm (!) because the installation before mine took way longer than expected, and they only have one mechanic. The staff were super transparent about the situation, and that was really helpful, but it was still a hassle. Unless you're doing something super simple like buying boxes, I would suggest going to a larger location like Takoma or Bladensburg Rd. In DC.

Terrible experience with U-Haul. The customer service was disorganized and unhelpful from start to…read morefinish. The store setup felt chaotic, with long waits, unclear instructions, and employees who seemed overwhelmed. The software and reservation system were also frustratingly bad -- information didn't match between the app, website, and store, and basic parts of the process felt outdated and broken. Overall, what should have been a simple rental turned into an unnecessarily stressful experience. Would avoid if there are other options available.

Great service and selection. One of the oldest hardware stores in Maryland. Family owned.read more

I love shopping local and this is a great place for your hardware needs. When was the last time you…read morewalked it to Home Depot and someone asked you if they could help you? Never. When you walk in to Whites there is always someone that is knowledgeable and helpful. You would be amazed at what you could find in this place. I was looking for a obscure light bulb. I went to H D and they did not have it and no one knew what I was talking about. I went to Whites and I had it in my hand with in minutes of walking in the door. Love this place!!

The service is amazing. My Subaru key fob battery was very low, but the Gods were kind enough to…read moreallow me to drive from Poolesville where I had been, to Strosniders in Bethesda, Unfortunately, the folks I called first at ASAP Locksmith were MIA, after 2 calls, and telling me to keep my phone close because someone would be calling me immediately. Stosniders in Bethesda was so welcoming. It is simply their culture. They are happy and totally professional. The total for a battery replacement charge, $5, plus the 2 pk I purchased, came to, $15.59. Money well spent!

Sadly, after coming here for so many years - ever since it opened (we were there on opening day),…read morewe are saying "no mas" to the Kensington store. Why? Most would say high prices - but there is a convenience factor, and a safety factor (no sketchy characters in the parking lot - are you paying attention, Home Depot Aspen Hill?), and most importantly, the regular dollars-off coupons, which make the higher prices somewhat more palatable. So lets explore for a moment. Wouldn't you think that after so many years of coming here 2-3 times a week on average (sometimes more, sometimes less), at least someone there - one, maybe more - would recognize us? But it never fails. No hello, no "nice to see you," nothing. Instead, it never fails - one particular cashier NEVER fails to ask, "are you an Ace Rewards member?" Well, let's see - I was here yesterday, and the day before, and the day before that ... and you asked the same question - and I'm wearing the same paint-stained t-shirt - and I just handed you one of your coupons (which are for members only) - so, what do you think? So irritating. But, not the end of the world ... until the final straw. First, I'm in the nuts-and-bolts, serve-yourself isle - been there at least 100 times - and the same fellow (older) walks up and says, "so, do you know how to count up your items and mark them down?" Yes, old timer, I think I can handle that - let me see - four bolts, four washers, four nuts - yup, got it!! Again, not the end of the world - but really, how many times does this guy have to see me ... okay, never mind. Got what I needed and head to the checkout - I have lots and lots of items, about $100 in total. I avoid the "are you an Ace Rewards member" fellow and head to the other cashier. No hello, how are you, etc. She rings up the items and I put down my $10 off coupon - and she says, "that coupon won't work." Her logic - one of the items (and I have many) is "already discounted" by one dollar. So I say, okay, take that item and charge it separately ... she struggles with that a bit, and I still have over $50 and therefore, $10 off. And she says, "that coupon isn't valid because these items aren't discountable." So I say, "which items - all but one are Ace branded items - and where does it say on the back of the coupon that any one specific items here is not discountable?" Of course, the coupon says nothing of the sort - just some vague boilerplate language. After some further back-and-forth, she clearly is incapable of explaining her reasoning and clearly is making up the rules as she goes along. So I say, "tell you what - no sale - and tell the manager that you caused a no-sale of $100 of goods, over made-up rules that you can't explain." Remember, this is over a $10 coupon, which is a 10% discount off already inflated prices. (I also had the lesser $5 off $35 coupon, but - no deal!). I end up going to the big box store (Lowes Gaithersburg) and getting the same items, for much less money than what I would have spent, even if she had granted the discount. In a nutshell - what should be a friendly, local hardware store, where maybe not everyone knows your name but hopefully someone does, is nothing of the sort. Just a high-priced, limited-inventory place that I will avoid - and that, after spending thousands and thousands of dollars at this store over the years. We were so glad when it opened, replacing Hardware City - which was the world's WORST hardware store. But, we suppose the ghosts of poor customer service and overpriced items have not abandoned the building. So - Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice - avoid those ghosts of the past and endure the big boxes. One day maybe we will have a local customer-oriented store - the Bethesda store is somewhat better, but parking is a nightmare - sad to say, but unless it's an absolute emergency, we won't spend another penny in this store - ever.

It's a Home Depot…read more Has tons of stuff. Pretty well organized. Accessible. Prices okay. Staff okay. Parking is chaotic.

I really don't know why I keep trying this store. Maybe it's because it's local maybe it's because…read moreI believe it can be better but the store on Shady grove is especially atrocious. I'm at the point now where I won't even look around for anything, I'll order it and have the staff pull it. It's rather shocking and disappointing that I needed help finding the right size outlets, some epoxy, screw, etc. When I couldn't find some things I placed an order while in the store. 20 minutes later my order was completed. I couldn't get help that fast. At this point I would suggest not even having associates on the floor, just have people go around fulfilling orders while wearing a sign that says "don't ask me, just order it"