Looking for shelving for our closets. Stopped in here because the one in Greenacres is closing and…read moreall they had was one three foot shelf. This Ace had some three and four foot pieces but not a six foot or a custom 15 inch for the pantry. The folks here at the Lantana Ace were very helpful and even walked back with me to check availability. Ace and Lowe's are my go to hardware retailers as they honor Veterans (and mean it!)

We were passing by and decided to stop in. The nearer Ace to my mom's house has recently closed, so…read morewhenever we see another Ace hardware store, we usually make a visit. This time my husband needed some bug spray and a couple other items. The store itself is well stocked -- packed actually. They had exactly what my husband needed and at a decent price. And checking out was fairly fast considering they were a bit busy. The problem here is that it's not easy to get in and out of and the parking lot is narrow. There's a lot of traffic on the main street so heading out takes a bit of patience. The hardest thing was trying to back out with some of the trucks parked behind us. They were so long that there wasn't enough space, so it required maneuvering back and forth several times. I'm sure we'd return if in the area.

My wife was on a mission to find something at this nearby hardware store…read more Not a "big box store", but a neighborhood hardware full of charm, and hardware goods. As my wife was greeted and taken to the area to find what she wanted, I chatted with Tim, who was equally as friendly and helpful. Item found, check out a breeze, and we were on our way. Look for the Big Hammer on the East of Dixie Highway , just South of Belvedere.

This hardware store was around the corner from where we'd eaten lunch. What a find!…read more If you like old fashioned service, this is the place. On entering, I was immediately greeted and helped. I was actually escorted to the section I needed. And some different options were explained. I needed some silver polish. To my surprise they had a plethora of options in a variety of forms and brands. After looking them over, I chose the one closest to what I was replacing. Check out was a delight, as well. Easy, fast and friendly. I'd definitely come back here if I needed anything in this category. You can't miss the store on the east side of US 1 as it's got a big hammer out front!

Sometimes only Ace Hardware carries the product(s) you're looking for. That was my situation. Ace…read moreHardware has hard to find items with good value. I don't shop with them a lot but do enjoy the experience. Though at times, their inventory online doesn't match what's actually in the store, so I would call first to confirm.

I was quoted $499 for a new pole light. I live in leisureville of Boynton Beach. Bruce who works…read morethere gave me a verbal quote. After the job I was given a bill for $700. This was a very decieving business practice. I sent them a letter asking if they would correct this, no response. Watch out for this store, never do business with these crooked people.

My visit can be easily summed up:…read more - Can't help you - Don't want to help you. I needed a set of car keys replaced and was told that George's would be the place to go. I drove there, walked in, and politely asked if I can get some keys cut. Was told in no uncertain terms by the attendant they can't do it. Blink. Blink. He stared at me but offered no other response, no smile, no apology. Just a lot of poor attitude. I asked why they cannot get the key and was told they don't have the blanks In simple terms, if you can't offer service then don't advertise that you offer service. If you run out of stock, say so and graciously apologize. I understand that it happens. But an offer of snarly attitude is unacceptable. Needless to say, a lousy retail experience. I would never go there again.

Overpriced even for local hardware shops. They have a good selection but often feel like they get…read moreannoyed when your looking for help with stuff. I try to always support local small businesses but they seem to not appreciate their customers much

I hadn't been to Home Depot in over a year. I was so impressed with how organized it is now, so…read moreclean and much easier to find what I was looking for. Welcomed when I walked into the store. I had a list of things and as I started to shop Brandon (who I found out is a supervisor) asked if I needed any help. Not only did he tell me where things were but, actually walked me around, shopped with me and helped me to self-checkout. I was so thankful for his help and kindness! l actually enjoyed shopping ! Thank you Brandon !

David was so nasty and rude refused to help and when I said I was going to complain he said "I…read moredon't fucking care". The shock ok my face. I had to go find help and Kurt was so kind and guided me to the place where I needed to be. Thanks Kurt. Do better David.

Still a great Home Depot. They have what you need at an…read moreaffordable price and the employees know their jobs

There is a HD closer to my home but the parking can sometimes be a nightmare! So to avoid that I…read morewill drive a little further east to hit this store which is typically less crowded and more enjoyable to walk around. I usually spend my time in the nursery and HD has really stepped up their variety in exciting new plants. On my most recent trip I got their gorgeous little variegated succulents that are just so cute and very affordable. Loved their newest selection that they had available and certainly plan to go back!

I'll be the first to admit I love Harbor Freight. Today's visit just cemented that love a little…read morestronger. Cashier Kelly directed us exactly where to go to find my new toy, and yup, there it was! Clean, well-lit, fully stocked store, and a free bucket as a parting gift. Who could ask for more?

This branch of the chain is always busy. It's filled with tools of all kinds. Most I'm not even…read morefamiliar with what they do. But my husband is here often enough to have signed up for their loyalty program. He gets their emails and sale announcements. We were here this time to find and buy a garden shears. We wound up buying one a bit bigger than anticipated, but it was a good price. Prices here are very competitive -- usually a lot cheaper than your typical home store. In addition to hand and power tools, they have all sorts of related supplies and other items : work gloves, safety goggles, generators. Tarps, organizers, cabinets lighting equipment, safety ties, and cords. I'm only naming a few of the things I can remember. The store is packed with inventory. They run color ads with discount coupons often. And we've come here before to get freebie items -- like small flashlights -- when they have offered something of interest, as well. There are signs hanging from the ceiling indicating the category of products in that aisle, but usually things are not the easiest to find. And we wind up wandering a bit before zeroing in on what we are looking for. If you or your hand man needs any sort of equipment to do a project around your house, this is probably the place to get it.