Consistant! They usually have what I need when all other location are sold out. Staff is very…read morehelpful, knowledgeable, and there to lend a helping hand when needed. I recommend checking them first for all of your farm needs.

Love this store! Just yesterday I was in for a few things and couldn't find something...the nicest…read moreyoung man...Jacob helped me. He was so pleasant! Thanks Jacob!!

Very helpful store & people. Move down from Michigan & got a lot of help from them.read more

From the owner: Hardware, plumbing, welding etc.read more

Update to battery charger price review. Happy to say after talking to Mr. Ward from Fix and Feed…read moremanagement, he agreed that indeed I should only had been charged what the price tag said. Went back and got the charger for the price that was on the shelf tag. Thank you very much Mr. Ward. I will continue to bring my business to you. Thanks Fix and Feed & Mr. Ward David C.

I do not know about other locals of this store but the one in Quinlan is run by rude college age…read morewomen who seemed put off by having to talk to my wife and I about ordering a specialized feed for our clients (horses). We were willing to buy a pallet of it and were not asking for any special discounts. This location is closest to our horse stables and it made sense to get the product at that location. We like to shop locally and support small businesses. Most people do nowadays. The first time I asked about the potential for getting this feed ordered, I was told that only one person could order it and she would not be at her desk until the following Monday morning. The cashier was helpful and kind. She took down our information and said she would put it on the manager's desk. I watched her walk it up to the desk, wished us a good evening. Again, was very pleasant. Monday I did not receive a call. Tuesday I did not receive a call. Wednesday I called the store and spoke to someone on the phone who said they were a supervisor and that the manager was busy and would call me back. Two more days go by with no phone call to either myself nor my wife. I was in the area on that following Saturday and decided I would stop by to see what was going on, trying to give the management the benefit of the doubt. The store was busy that day due to some sale or event they were having. I asked a cashier if the manager was there and she pointed outside to the table set up on the lot. I saw a table set up with food and I saw two very young women laughing and chasing each other around like high school kids. I assumed that the cashier must have been pointing elsewhere so I thought I would ask the girls where the manager was. To my surprise, both of them are the managers. I asked if anyone had tried to call me about the feed I wanted to order. One of them was pulled away to handle something, and the other was taking over the draining task of giving me the time of day. I was still behaving myself and being considerate. I was not letting on that I had been ignored for over a week. All I wanted to know was if it were possible to order a product they do not stock. That was all I wanted to know in the first place. The woman said she was the assistant manager and spoke to me in a condescending rude tone about how I needed to understand I was not the priority, there are other customers, and if I would be patient she promised that the manager would give me a call. She turned her back from me and began talking to another young girl and laughing about something on the other one's phone. I stood there until she turned back around and told her I had waited over a week for a phone call to just let me know if it were possible. She rolled her eyes, "yes sir, I realize that, I will let you know, and I will make sure the manager gives you a call." I had already made a decision that even if the feed could be purchased there, I was not going to give that store one single dollar. I went back inside the store and saw the cashier that helped us the original night we inquired about the feed. She had a long line of customers and was also helping the cashier next to her while packaging up something for an elderly woman at the brownie counter. She had the awareness to see me and smiled asked how I was, and if I was going to be able to get our horse feed order. She was clearly busy but took the time to acknowledge me and remembered why I had come to the store over a week prior. I told her that I had never received a call back, and she began apologizing and saying she promised she had left the note for the manager. I think she may have thought I was going to bite her head off, but I told her I knew it was not her fault .I explained my frustration with the way management behaved ten minutes prior. She listened and then offered a suggestion, asking if I was in need of that particular feed soon. She gave me the number to another feed store a little farther away and she told me that a lot of horse owners get their feed there, maybe they would specialize in horse products more than Fix and Feed. She was right. The feed store she told me about had my feed in stock. They do not list their product vendors online which is why my wife and I did know about it. I do not like driving to that store but I am willing to make the drive just so I do not have another conversation with the management at the Quinlan Fix and Feed. Since then, many of our clients have complained about the management of that location and shared similar stories with my wife. I have never been disrespected in such a way, especially when I was trying to give them regular business, possibly buying a pallet of specialized horse feed at full price monthly. The Quinlan store employees are professional, considerate, and seemed to care. The management should take some notes. I also asked for the owner to call me, left an email on the store website, and have received no communication.

Great local place! They continue to grow their store front. If not on a display be sure to ask. If…read morenot in back they can order it. Much cheaper than the place 3 miles south

From the owner: Building materials supplier for the professional.read more

Love this store, it's huge! So many options, staff is pretty helpful, also it's very clean inside!!read more

Great selection of boots for a good price; and, the staff were more than willing to help me find…read morewhat I needed. Special thanks to Lisa for helping me out!!!

Had an excellent time at the farms today feeding the goats, cows, longhorns and sheep. $4 for a…read morebucket of food. Bathrooms were an 8/10 considering it's a farm store with animals right outside. Clean and well lit. The bathroom was big and had lots of room (in case there ended up being a line.) They had at least 3 stalls in the ladies room. TP and soap were fully stocked; which is necessary after feeding farm animals. Just wish the TP roll was on the actual hanger roll instead of sitting on top of the TP hanger. I bet you could use the bathroom if you weren't a paying customer because there's so much more to do here than just purchase feed or goods. Honestly a great place to hang out on a Sunday. I will definitely be a reoccurring customer.

Had an amazing time visiting this place. They were very friendly and accommodating. Highly…read morerecommend.

Why support your local business when they will not support you?! Bought a Stihl trimmer. Spent…read moreabout $45 more in order to support a local business. When the trimmer string broke, they told me they could not help. One guy literally laughed, yes laughed at me. So F Elliott's. Not what they used to be.... Might as well just go to The Home Depot and get same shi--y service for less.

Ordinarily I find Elliots has it's place for finding hard to access small hardware that the big box…read morestores don't carry, even if their prices are relatively up there. That said, I'm top coating the deck on a sailboat and needed a very soft tipping brush. The ox hair brush by Purdy was $39.00, but if it didn't leave lines in the finish I was okay with it. Fast forward to this morning, I go out to the boat at 6:00 am and begin the roll and tip topcoat. However with every other stroke the brush was shedding bristles into the finish. Long story short I take the brush back to Elliots and the front desk clerk, says we can't take back brusjes that have been used. I said how could I know the brush is defective if I didn't use it. He then says that's not what's happening here. You bought the brush, used and now that you're finished you're returning it. Anyway the store mgr. ultimately made it right, but my issue is being accused of being a thief, I was definitely not okay with that and I expressed that to him in language the preacher shouldn't hear.