I finally made it for a visit, and on Small Business Saturday no less! Before heading over, I…read morecalled to check if they had what I was looking for--and they did. The person who answered was very helpful, which was a big plus. The entrance is on the side with the small parking lot. Once you walk in, the store seems to go on and on. They've got everything you could need for home improvement projects, even the smallest ones. The staff on the floor were friendly and knowledgeable--another big plus. I liked the idea of supporting a local business for what I needed instead of going to a big-box store. That said, you might pay a little more for some items. I'm also thinking of calling to see if they offer knife sharpening--another local hardware store I know does this. The inside is just what you'd expect from a hardware store: neat, tidy, and well-organized. Definitely worth a visit! Parking can be tricky, with a small lot and some street parking available.

They are always so nice and helpful ! Everything I need is right there and around the corner from…read moreme!

I've reviewed this place before, and it's still such a great little hardware store. I've picked up…read moreall sorts of things here like nails, WD-40, and random odds and ends. I recently learned from an online friend that they also sharpen knives! The prices are fair, and depending on the day, they can have them ready in about an hour (sometimes even faster), which beats waiting days like other spots. A few times a year, usually around the holidays but sometimes other times too they run a buy-one-get-one-free deal. Definitely worth checking out, but I'd give them a quick call first to confirm when it's happening. They also have a punch card program, and I grabbed a knife bag for $5 that's totally worth it. All in all, it's a solid neighborhood hardware store-with friendly staff, fair prices, and plenty of parking in the strip mall area.

the neighborhood hardware store is not dead ..walked in and immediatly greated and asked how could…read morehelp

This is a great place to shop if you need a tool, fixture, or small household piece. Everything is…read morereasonably priced and the proceeds support Fairport Senior Living, like plaza-mate Craft Bits and Pieces. I got a gardening hoe for $4 and a screwdriver for 25¢. They didn't have watering cans, but the staff member said that they do get them donated. Staff said donations to the thrift shop should be limited to handheld items, no doors/large building materials/etc. Check here before spending a fortune at a hardware store!

Always new items available! I go once a week never knowing what I will find. Very helpful staff!read more

Just about everything here was wrong. The only shining light was the cashier who smiled and…read morewelcomed me, Linda. Downhill from there: 1. I could not find the item that I needed. It took a crazy long period for me to walk around, hoping to find one. 2. When I finally found someone he said it wasn't his department so he couldn't help me. He did however call someone over to that area for me (okay I guess this was the 2nd good thing that happened) 3. While I was waiting I checked for the item online. The app said there should be over 20 still in stock. There were none. I could go on and on but I simply don't have the time. I think you get the gist. Oh, and the cashiers just stand around the middle of the checkout (where the carts are) absolutely cackling and ignoring me as I left. Will go to Meyers next time.

I have been going to this Home Depot on Panorama Trail for years. It's my favorite Home Depot in…read moretown. Yes, sometimes things could be very busy or take longer time than expected to figure out any issues but in general I prefer to go to this Home Depot than any other one in Rochester. My favorite staff there are Fatma, Albert and Josh (from appliances). Too bad Josh left Home Depot, he was the one who figured anything and everything out in the computer system when it comes to sales, exchange, refunds and returns, in general. I'm sure his replacement is also great but I haven't experienced that, yet. I'll keep shopping here. If you know that you need an assistance from a staff member then make sure to go during the week M-F between 8am to 5pm to be able to get their best help. Yes they open from 6am but not all staff are there at 6am.

My husband had his beautiful shiny red snow plow (that he kept covered in our attached garage for…read morethe ten years we've owned it), picked up by Brodner's to have the starter changed. We kept calling and calling to see if it was ready, to get it back, but it was never ready. Finally, they said since it was summer, and they were doing so many lawn mowers that people needed right away, would we mind waiting? To be agreeable, my husband said sure. In the Fall, we were delivered, when neither of us was home to receive it, "our" snow plow- except it wasn't ours. It was the same brand and type of plow, but it was rusty and dented, with old rusted wheels, and ours was sparkly brand new- looking. My husband called to try to get our rightful plow back, and they said it was ours. It is not! BEWARE! Keep your model number number handy, if you need a repair, so you can identify your equipment! I am fair, and to be fair, this rusty snow plow does start up and run. But it's still not ours. I wonder who has ours...

Excellent service and parts availability! Head mechanic is an asset! Parking can get a little edgy…read moreon Saturdays.