I would definitely recommend this farm. Eugene does such a nice job taking care of the customers,…read morethey have a good selection and tractor rides.

We have been going to this tree farm since I was a child. This is a wonderful place to get your…read moretree. The people working are always friendly, and I've never had a poor experience. I got engaged here, and now we bring our children here. A man driving one of their John Deers allowed my son to sit in the seat and pretend to drive (when it wasn't turned on). These people go above and beyond to make sure you have a memorable experience.

Nice old hardware store in the middle of downtown Wautoma, right across the street from a great…read morepizza place. I try to stop in whenever I get to Wautoma, as I think it is really crucial to the health and character of small towns that this type of business (historic building, locally owned, carefully stocked, excellent customer service) not only survive, but thrive. Despite the relatively small (compared to big box stores) footprint, I have always found what I have needed here, whether it be stovepipe, coolers, shovels, fishing gear, etc. This place has a really good feel to it. Although there is no parking on Main Street (Highway 21), there is parking next to the building, as well as in a lot just to the east, across the street.

Overpriced. Staff not as good as wautoma HW. Went to buy…read moreZipties. The elementary school staffer tried to make me feel stupid for walking past them and told me they're called "cableties". The ZIPTIES were 4-5 times more expensive than what I anticipated. I got mad and went to car and got on Amazon. Got what I wanted the next day for 1/4 of what Ace wanted.

In late Fall of 2025, I took 7 screens into Ace Hardware in Wautoma to be rescreened. In the Spring…read moreof 2026, I tried to install the screens. Five of the seven screens' frames were bent from Ace installing the replacement screens. After a discussion with the store manager, he wanted to see if the screens frames could be straightened. I agree with this option to rework the five screens in question. I picked up the screens, and three of the five screen frames were still too bent to be used. The Ace Hardware store manager came to my home to see if he could install them. The store manager tried to install them, but the three reworked screens still had frames too bent to be installed. The store manager took the three screens back to try to rework them. I tried to install the three reworked screens, but two of the three reworked screen frames were still too bent. I asked the store manager to pay for the two screens that Ace Hardware tried three times to rescreen. The replacement cost was $160.00. The store manager refused to compensate me for the poor workmanship at Ace Hardware of Wautoma.