I live in Moapa Valley, I have my whole life. I work in Las Vegas, which of course always puts me close to Lowe's, Home Depot, and any other store I may wish to shop at... with the technology at our fingertips today, it's very easy to shop around for the best price. What isn't easy is being a retailer in a small town where 70% of the population commutes to a major city to earn their money. True value has always been fair in their pricing, and more often than not when I comparison shop online for parts for my home, they either match or beat the competition. I've seen it in plumbing, fertilizer, and electrical parts that I've needed. Big ticket items in small towns have always even higher priced, these small stores simply can't move/buy the volume of the big box stores, nor carry the variety, so if you want a cherry red Frigidaire, it's probably for the best that you shop around. But if what you want is close to home, not an hour away, then true value will be able to supply it. Also if you shop True Value online, and they don't have that particular item in stock, the staff is very cooperative in having it trucked in on their next delivery and will call you when it arrives. Every store can't be Walmart, and you know what...I thank God for that. Sometimes you've gotta take your kids to the hardware store that has a rabbit to pet, hamsters and birds to look at, baby chicks and ducks to view or buy seasonally, as well as beekeeping equipment, hay, plants, And all your hardware, equine, camping, and Stihl brand needs. read more