General hardware store focused on plumbing supplies, but offering much more. They make and repair…read morescreens here and screen doors. In the back of the store they still have a scale to sell nails by the pound. At the front counter they can make a duplicate key for you and it will probably work the first time, unlike the key machine at the chain hardware store. Furnaces and parts for them are available here. Sinks, faucets, drain parts are all here as well. Only 2 employees, so if you live in the neighborhood, you can get to know them and make this your one stop shop for hardware. You can look around in here, but you should really ask to find what you need because some of the stuff they carry is in the back. I really enjoyed my short time here because it reminded me of the hardware store I grew up visiting with my Dad when I was little.

Great place to find antiques parts for very, very old toilets, and wash basins.... Larry and his…read morefather have run this store since before 1940 ...

Decided to make a stop after brunch across the street. My old friend Fred wasn't there so was sad…read more I ended up buying these two beauties. I have to say, Todd was really nice and went above and beyond. I'm truly grateful for his help. We had to park down the street since brunch was busy and we wanted to get our steps in so we were just going to carry them or I would have had my daughter go get my car but Todd was kind enough to put them on a cart and walk with us. I also want to add the prices were really too good to pass up and my purchase would have been well over $100.00 elsewhere. Glad we stopped in. Will definitely have to make a trip back perhaps next week. Thank you again. Great service and great selection.

We had such a lovely visit here last week, picking up some items for spring garden. The staff was…read moreincredibly helpful and friendly. We purchased several vegetables, like kale, cabbage, Brussel, sprouts, and more. We also purchased some soil and a few other household items we were running low on. Our experience was great from start to finish, and I was very impressed with their selection of gardening vegetables. There were multiple varieties of greens, a dozen plus a Herbs, and pretty much everything you could need to start an expansive vegetable garden. Looking forward to future visits at this neighborhood, hardware store.

Jim was very helpful in finding the right masonry wall anchors and drill bit to go with them!read more

very friendly and helpful people that work here. We need more mom and pop shops that are here for…read morethe customer and know what they are talking about.

They have been extremely helpful to find what I need, will locate it, and get to the store and have…read moregiven me great gardening and tools advice. An have everything!

Hedlund's Hardware has to be one of Indy's weirdest little gems. Located in practically the perfect…read morespot on the corner of 62nd and Keystone with a Broad Ripple Avenue address, Hedlund's Hardware looks and feels like a blast from the past precisely because it really is a blast from the past. Established in 1935 by Claude and Mary Hedlund, Hedlund's was at first a General Store but now limits itself to a somewhat broad definition of hardware and a personality that practically defies explanation. I avoided Hedlund's for quite some time. I'm a wheelchair user and Hedlund's Hardware is one of those places that practically screams out "You're going to break me!" as I delicately wheel myself through the aisles (or the ones that are passable, a fact that will change from visit to visit). The truth is that some people will hate a place like Hedlund's. It's a chaotic, eclectic, and seemingly disorganized (It's actually fairly well organized) establishment in a world where we want big box convenience and 19-year-old Tommy pretending he knows everything there is to know about plumbing or house repairs. HINT: Tommy doesn't know. At Hedlund's, though, they do actually know stuff. Hedlund's is not a big box store. In fact, it's not even a particularly big store though it's much bigger than it appears from the outside. Hedlund's is not a Sullivan's Hardware, a nearby behemoth that is also local but is much bigger and more contemporary. Hedlund's is, at least in my view, a bit of a cultural icon. It remains in the Hedlund family and is locally owned. I have no idea if this is the original building, but it's definitely symbolic of the history of the area. As I noted, if you need true accessibility it's not likely to be found here. You can get in the doors (most days) as they're level to the ground. That said, Hedlund's packs stuff in here and aisle passage is hit-and-miss. However, folks are friendly, helpful, and actually knowledgeable here and it's worth it to at least visit the place even if you don't completely fall in love with it. It's a unique space, a unique hardware store, and sort of an outcast right between Lowe's and Sullivan's on Keystone yet it continues to be a beacon of sorts and I'm sure glad it's here.

Staff is friendly and helpful. There always seems to be plenty of staff in the store to help their…read morecustomers. We are new to the East Side and renovating our first home and visit this place weekly haha. Only downside- not a huge selection compared to other major stores.

Anything but the helpful hardware folks! Why worry about selection or value if I can NOT get…read moreservice or help. I walked the entire Irvington Ace store at 1025 N. Arlington Ave. in Indianapolis, Indiana and never got asked if I needed help. Typical. It was that way when the former owner had the store.Nothing has changed. If you are of the female gender, you will be asked if you need help and get help. I know this because I personally took note of it in the store and who got help and who did not. This store is about 2 miles from me. I now spend the money in gas and drive by it and go 3 miles further to a box store and I get help. I filed a complaint with Ace corporate and was told many things by corporate Customer Care. I was told the regional manager and the district manager would get involved. That never happened. I have received no communication from this particular store.

Luv this place, they are actually really helpful. Especially when you come in needing such things…read moreas doohickeys and thingamabobs. Very skilled at charades and guessing what you might be trying to say. And if they can't guess it, they get more players (store emploees) involved, until the mystery is solved and the proper tool or gadget guessed and found for you. I have always heeded their advice and they have not steered me wrong yet. So much better than those huge stores where you have to beg folks to help you and run around finding them, which can take a few miles. In this ACE store, you won't make it to the first aisle without someone greeting you and asking if you need help finding something. Kudos to this mom & pop store.

A miraculous place. Was told they have a lot of nuts and bolts including metric and it's no lie. I…read morewent in to replace a screw and a finishing washer for a 1960 Vespa Motorscooter headlight bezel and presto! I had them in my hands in five minutes. Then they sold me a fingered oven glove which was just what I needed for my small hand. I have literally been looking for months for this thing. So then I asked them if they also had cotton candy and a pony and that's when I finally struck out. A real true-blue old hardware place like I like them. It's basically the Tardis inside. Looks like a standard Ace - but don't be fooled. Also, everyone is helpful and nice. A huge bonus. This is a bit of a drive for me but so worth it.