Florida 2025:…read more Unfortunately with the Gen Z and Millennial folks who hire new employees, they will not hire Gen X 45-60 years old or any senior age 60 and older. The preference in hiring is someone in their 20-35 years old range and preferably Spanish speaking. In interviewing potential new employees, loyalty to the job, never calling off, willing to work extra shifts, coming in early to work, working really hard and enthusiastically, being customer oriented, dressed professional in interviewing with a professional resume and cover letter, having college degrees, and having relevant work experiences mean nothing to the Gen Z and Millennial hiring folks. They just hire people they want to hang with, more like looking for new friends. This is especially true of Lowe's.

I'd be happy to only have this as my home store but I'm farther away as I was visiting my sisters…read morehouse. This lovation has helpful workers in the areas I was, kitchen and appliance sections, a blonde lady was very polite to me even when she knew I wasn't purchasing anything big from them. I had paint to get which she knew about too. It just dawned on me Megan or Mehgan was a sweetheart

I always find what I am looking for and much more.. Ideas keep popping into my mind from all their…read moreoptions for every room. I have replaced ties and doors and windows. I have added cabinets for storage. It is like a building candy store.

Great place for kitchen cabinets, doors, trim, carpet, area rugs and mobile home suppliesread more

I made the mistake of purchasing a Stihl MS 171 chainsaw from this Ace Hardware store - clearly a…read moremajor mistake as it is a disappointing and frustrating piece of garbage. I strongly recommend against buying one. Moreover, I will never go to this dealer - Carter Ace Hardware in Eustis, FL - again. They have lost a customer and I advise others to not shop there as well. When the dealer tried to demo the chainsaw for me after I'd purchased it, it would not start and kept stalling out. The dealer said their Stihl tech would be in a couple of days later and they were sure it probably just needed a minor adjustment. The dealer called Tuesday afternoon telling me the carburetor merely needed to be adjusted, it was now working great and I could come to pick it up. When I went to the Carter Ace Hardware store to pick up the chainsaw, two of their employees tried to demonstrate how to use the saw. They, again, had significant difficulties trying to start it and keep it running. I should have cancelled my purchase then and there and asked for a refund. Major mistake on my part that I didn't. UGH. After considerable effort, they finally managed to get it running. Being a trusting individual, I made the mistake of believing their employees telling me if I had any issues I could return it. Although concerned, I very reluctantly took it home. Please note - between the time I first committed to purchase the saw and when I went in to pick it up, I watched Stihl chainsaw videos online and downloaded and read the entire Owner's Manual for the saw. Twice in the past three days since purchasing the saw I've tried to use it. Each time the saw was difficult to start and keep running. If I paused using the saw and turned it off - it was difficult to restart and took considerable effort and patience to restart to continue using it. This morning I took the saw back to Carter's Ace Hardware to return it. They were not receptive. One of the same employees who had struggled to demo the saw took it outside and, of course, it started right up and seemed to work fine. Must be operator error on my part. The bottom line - I own a chainsaw that I strongly believe is an absolute piece of garbage and DO NOT want. You will probably see it for sale on FB Marketplace or eBay because I'll definitely be buying a competitor's product. Any recommendations???

this is the best store to shop at my bike seat feel. off and bill help me out I love this store the…read moreservice is great. they treat there customers so well I love this store.

I had been so happy with the way RoMac serviced my garage door and opener, that I decided to have…read morethem come out and fix a window. The balancers and strings inside the window had broken. The window wouldn't even open. At 8 am Rod showed up promptly and had the window balancers and string replaced in 11 minutes! I couldn't be happier with the work I've had done with RoMac!

Husband and I stopped in here to check on some lumber. We spent twenty minutes looking around there…read morewas no help at all . The prices seem very high so we just went to the big box stores. Seems they only want big spenders.

The reply from AP&S is more BS from them. They were even saying the circuit breaker panel on the…read moreside of the house was one they installed. No it wasn't, the home builder installed it. I have pictures and them saying the panel was installed by them. Then they blamed the issue on solar panels being installed after the pool was completed. The panel they installed had a loose hot wire and that caused a SHORT which back-feed power to the main circuit breaker panel on the side of the house and that caught on fire. Look at all the yelp ratings, most are one star for a reason.

Absolutely terrible experience with American Pools & Spas. My salt chlorinator and pool light…read morefailed, both under warranty. I scheduled service in April 2025, and despite multiple confirmations, no one showed up -- not once, but twice. When I followed up, they admitted they forgot to log the repair. Seriously? After weeks of delays and zero accountability, my pool turned completely green and unusable. I've spent over $300 out of pocket trying to keep it under control with chemicals -- all because they couldn't be bothered to do their job. Then, after I left a polite but honest review, their rep told me they would no longer help and that I should call the manufacturer myself, saying they had "other things to do." They blamed their technician, the equipment, and even me -- anyone but themselves. This company clearly doesn't stand behind their work or care about customers once the sale is done. Avoid at all costs.