In Pinner there used to be a rather cluttered but Aladdin's cave-like hardware shop before the…read morerailway bridge. It has been gone for a while now, so I'm relieved to find that this store contains much of the same household essentials at a similar price point but in a much cleaner layout. Sure you're not going to be able to buy timber from here but if you came out on a Saturday morning to go to the post office and you needed to buy some fuses then this place fits the bill just nicely. The store is laid out pretty logically, so I was able to find the fuses straight away, and the price was good (£1.50 for a pack of nine mixed fuses as I wasn't sure what size I needed). I quickly paid and then I was on my way. Of course I wish it had all turned out for the better - I thought I needed a new fuse for a plug but it turned out the lawnmower was just broken... so I had to head out again to get a new one from Argos, but that's another story. I would happily come back here for similar products as the store made it easy to find products and the person work was a helpful chap (he was helping someone else as I paid).

Homebase in Loudwater is easy to get to with plenty of free parking. It is a nice store with lots…read moreof homewares as well as the usual DIY tools etc. It also has a garden section with a pretty good choice. There is an especially good choice of bathrooms and accessories. The staff seem friendly enough and the odd occasion I've needed help they've been pretty good. Homebase has the added advantage of having a loyalty scheme which I don't think the other main players do. I think Homebase does tend to be slightly more expensive than other DIY stores but they also seem to have better offers so it balances out.

I really like this store, it is bright, clean and airy. It has a good selection of items covering…read moremost things needed in the home and garden. The aisle are wide and you can browse at your leisure. They often have excellent promotions on, where you can pick up a bargain. There is also ample free parking.

We've had Roman blinds and curtains made and installed by Greens as well as our home re-carpeted by…read morethis family business. The selection of fabrics is varied and sourced from very good furnishing fabric houses. They do require long lead times though. The carpet ranges to choose from are comprehensive. We were thrilled with the two chaps who fitted the carpets...an absolute pleasure to have working in one's home. The haberdashery section is adequate but not very creative although there are signs that this could be improving. At the moment the small range of quilting fabrics are uninspiring, so too are the cross-stitch kits etc. The shop is probably catering for more mature needle workers.

Adorable little shop in the Holme Grange craft village, filled with bright and funky homewear…read more Adore the little blackboard signs and decorations up the stairs.

Owned by Mr & Mrs O'neill this shop stocks wonderous oddities/nik naks for all. The furnishings are…read morewell crafted and stylish. The staff are very friendly. Check out their site http://www.boraca.co.uk

A great DIY store, situated in the Cambridge Close retail Park, parking is right outside, can get…read morevery busy on a Saturday. Sell everything from kitchens, to screws. A light and airy warehouse with nice wide aisles. A good selection of paints and decorating materials. The staff always seem helpful and polite. They have some outdoor items like fencing and paving. A range of different types of trolley to use depending on what you are buying. A good selection of power tools and safety equipment.

The only place I ever get wood from when I'm doing a DIY project is Wickes because they tend to be…read morethe cheapest of all of the major DIY outlets. The only issue is that they don't do the free wood cutting service like Homebase or B&Q, which can be a pain. When Wickes first opened many years ago I remember that they were amazingly cheap. Then they started to increase their prices once they got a market share. Most of their items are own brand and I have to admit that whilst they are cheap for many things, there are still others like Wilkinsons or Screwfix who can still undercut them on pricing.

Really nice shop in Camberley High Street, with very nice and helpful staff. Whether you need the…read moreeveryday kitchen items or a gift for someone there is something for everyone.

Great service , I wanted to highlight Max, as his customer service was excellent . He managed to…read morefind me a solution that was quick and very reasonably priced . I would definitely recommend. Give them a call and you will be in safe hands !!

Great Service .........Had a really good experience with Mc Evoy and Rowley my washing machine…read morebroke on the thurs went and saw James Morris at Cordwallis Road .Washing machine delivered the next day and installed job done at a great price ....Thank you will definitely shop with you guys again and keep my business local