Fast efficient service and knowledgeable customer service. And that is all I need to say.read more

My family has purchased all our recent appliances from Fortin's. A few years ago, during the…read morepandemic, we ordered a new fridge. It took a while to arrive, as was the time, but no longer than any other place quoted us. We had great delivery, including bring it upstairs. More recently, we bought a new stove. Ended up getting a showroom display because it was the last one, so we got a great deal on it. The staff and owner were very helpful in finding us something that was perfect for us. It's an induction top and exactly the right size and shape for our kitchen. It has been working exceptionally well for us and we are so happy we switched to induction! Overall, we have just been pleased with the durability and service, especially compared to other places we have shopped for appliances over the years.

Mark has been helping me out with the rental property for quite a few years. Was difficult to take…read morecare of this place from away, but Mark was always there. He'd periodically check on the place for me, and always did the work well, and on time. I'd highly recommend him.

After hiring had to let go and hire a real carpenter to come back and fix all the stuff On the mark…read morescrewed up. People beware.

This Reny's reliably stocks a solid selection of kitchen items, toys, Carhartt, Smart wool,…read moreseasonal items, and more. It is always my first place to search for anything I might need.

I will start off by saying that Reny's always be one of my destinations anytime I visit my family…read morein Maine. I've been trying to think of a way to describe the store, and I really can't! To me it's kind of like a low key TJ Maxx but with a more "General Store" type of feel. With an interesting combination of products you can find anything from a Carthartt item to locally sourced jams and sauces. Just a mish-mash of everything with a New England down-home feel. The store is broken down into several different sections. In one part you can find brand new name-brand items from the aforementioned Carthartt, to LLBean, to Skechers, etc. Venture off a little further and you can find t-shirts 3 for $10. Go upstairs and you will find decently priced home goods alongside Lodge brand cast iron items. Last year I went there in search of an ice pack and I found a HUGE one - during the off season - for under $5. In the middle of the store they have a food and sundries section - the prices for some of the essentials pretty much rival those of the ones that I have found here in So Cal. You can also find items that have been created from the local Maine companies... wow, I could go on and on. A word of advice... if you see it and you like it, GET IT! I purchased some locally sourced herbs last year (The Blend, The Maine Accent) for $4.99 a jar - normally $12 online), came back in the spring and they didn't have it in stock. That was an awesome deal when I had it! The staff is friendly and helpful. The ambience is that of an old-timey general store. The prices on the off-brands are amazing! Trust me, I spend about $110 every time I visit and get 2 bag-fulls of items, then have to figure out how in the heck I'm going to get it back to SoCal. Totally worth it. Pretty sure they have several locations so if you are ever in Maine, do yourself a favor and check Reny's out!!!