Great selection of tools, hardware, and supplies. They even have food items and clothing. There…read moreare full scale homes built inside the store so that you can see how different kitchens, cabinets, and appliances will look. Incredible two story store! Well worth the trip. There is something here for everyone.

Bought a gallon of Clear conversion varnish. This is a $159 a gallon product. Ended up not needing…read moreit. Unopened and unused(stillin the box they shipped it in) and they dont take returns. If I had purchased this at any store, they would allow me to return it. Buyer beware, purchases are final when it comes to any paint, varnish, stain, etc.

we bring our tractor in each spring to have blade sharpened and a good lookover. they catch thing…read morebefore they happen, luckily it's never needed an in between! great repairs,

Bath Tractor is the best in the business. A second generation run company, they're always fully…read morestocked with parts, equipment, and maintenance products. They're ahead of the curve on new Stihl products, and their service department never fails to deliver on workmanship. Mark, Logan, and staff are great.

I recently had my mower in for spring service and when I received it back, I thought they gave me a…read morenew mower! It was clean, tuned up, and ready for the mowing season. Their process was easy to schedule, they picked it up at my house and dropped it off at the promised date. I would highly recommend them! Locally owned with very knowledgeable staff and great service is a big win in my book!

I have mixed thoughts on this store. The negatives were the model was missed marked and needed to…read morebe marked to the correct model. He treated me like I was trying to pull a fast one on him. Then it took him some time to get everything correct. The one next to it was the same model and price marked correctly. In the end the price was amazing but the initial sales person and his helper were not friendly at all. The person who checked us out was amazing. Very nice and helpful. He even helped us load it into my truck not sure where our initial guy was at this time. Minus the floor guy and his helper this was a good experience.

I dealt with Rylie Brendle who is not at the Canton location. Amazing customer service!!! They…read moredeserve 10 stars! Although things don't always go as planned, it's more about what a company does to take care of customer & make them feel valued. We certainly felt valued with the attention that we received from everyone at Mill Craft! Great follow up, keep us in the loop the time. Delivery guy was awesome. I would HIGHLY recommend this co. to anyone looking to get a quality barn/shed at a great price with amazing customer service.

Ruple has been in this business since 1975. He is a honest person and does his best to save you…read moremoney. If he can't fix something he will be honest and not give you the runaround. Admire him for still doing business amid health challenges. He works basically by himself so he might take a little longer . One of the few trustworthy business men whom I have known since East High School

Answer the phone & return calls. We needed his services/products but we couldn't even tell if his…read morebusiness was still up and running. We relied on him much thru the years. It was a disappointment.

My dad and I drive 25 miles to patronize Hartville Elevator!!!…read more The name is deceiving - they sell feed, grain, seed, fertilizer, feeders, and "cures for what ails your livestock" here. The business has been around for 100 years and they are located in historic downtown Hartville, Ohio. We buy our cob corn here to feed the squirrels in the winter... we buy our fertilizer here for our gardens in the spring... we buy our bird seed here. Whenever we have a question about feed or plants we come to Hartville. We initially came here years ago because the prices on corn were SO LOW! They still have low prices on feed, however the staff/owners are now like old friends to us. One day while my dad and I were there a woman came into the store talking about her chickens who had contracted some type of a cold. Excuse my inexperience with chickens, but what followed was an in-depth scientific conversation between a Hartville Elevator employee and the chicken owner. The worried chicken owner was obviously soothed by the staff and went about her daily business. Remember the Andy Griffith show? That's what it's like when you enter Hartville Elevator. Two pet cats are usually lolling around on shelves hiding beside bags of grain (one is often belly-up begging to be scratched). Daddy always pulls up to the dock outside and opens the tailgate of his Jeep Wrangler... when we say our goodbyes and exit the store our 50 lb bags of feed are snuggled into the back compartment as if by magic. If you want to deal locally - and PAY LESS than other big brand companies - you won't go wrong with Hartville Elevator!

A wonderful place. A genuine country store with knowledgeable friendly staff and things you might…read morenot find anywhere else. Hartville Elevator is the real deal.

Perfect hometown hardware store. Employees are super friendly and always helpful! Prices are about…read moreaverage for small town store a little more than big box stores but fair.

Update review: my grandparents dropped off a wooden screen that needed repaired about three weeks…read moreago. I've been hearing about this screen since then and today my grandma said that she needed to see if it was finished. I told her I'd go down to see if it was finished and get it for her. Walked in and was asked if we needed any help. Told the man we were there to pick up a screen. Some kid went in the back and said it wasn't finished. We asked when it would be finished because it had been here awhile, and we were told that the guy who does the screens only comes in on weekends (and he might be on vacation right now), and that he usually puts the aluminum screens in front of the wooden ones because wooden ones are such a pain. Okay, so what I'm hearing is that I clearly need to take it someplace else. We said we'd take the screen back and the man said he'd call the screen guy. After his call the man goes, "we'll there must be a lot of grandkids because a grandson was here yesterday and asked for the screen and we told him Saturday or Sunday." (Yesterday was Saturday, and today is Sunday. Also it's not your business how many grandkids my grandparents have?) He said he would give our grandparents a call today when it was finished. I can only pray that that'll actually happen. My point is: my grandparents will probably continue to shop here because they have for 30 years, but I won't be coming back. (The bird bath I was going to buy? Forget it.)