Absolutely the best customer service help anywhere! I always try to visit the Michigan Street…read morelocation before I go anywhere else.....that includes on-line sources. I especially appreciate the help "Dale" provides.

I have shopped here for years and always had great service, until now…read more I was in asking about a specific part. Before I could finish asking the person working customer service said "we don't have those" I started over and it was a specific screw and the only response was "we have a lot of screws" I replied "I guess you cannot help" and walked away. He was perfectly fine with that level of customer service. I reached out through their social media first and was just told to go follow some other link to re tell my complaint. I had initially reached out privately because as a business owner I always appreciate being contacted so I can take care of the issue. To be given a link and shuffled off felt dismissive and tone deaf. This was once a great little neighborhood hardware but it is not the same with the new ownership

If you are looking for a hardware store with helpful and knowledgeable people...this is your store.read more

I feel so feel so grateful to have worked with Katie at Modern Hardware to help order all of the…read morehardware I needed for our home's front door. We had a number of pieces to order and wanted to ensure consistency with the 100 year old esthetics of our home. Katie was so great from start to finish helping me to efficiently purchase the necessary items and I'm so happy with the results! Definitely wish I had gone to Modern Hardware straight away, as opposed to Rejuvination!

Tim was here today for our scheduled spring tuneup of our air conditioning unit and did a great…read morejob, as usual. We can always count on Godwin!

Called, nobody ever called me back. Hired someone else to do…read morethe work. Much better price, came the next day

Great place to find tools and great customer service! Prices are reasonable also! Glad to have a…read morehardware store close by!

Organized and helpful. Lots of everything and lots of hard to find thing too. Recommend highlyread more

This owner and the employee I spoke to are exemplary and so kind! They took their time in…read moreexplaining to me what my lawnmower needed and also took the time to look up and give me information on two other repair places that were a bit closer to my home. I cannot say enough about the kindness and consideration of this business! Even though they are a further drive for me I am still going to go to them because of their professionalism and courtesy.

When I was in town I was helping my daughter do some repairs around the house. This became my…read morego-to place for needed supplies and tools. I found the staff to be friendly, the store well laid-out and stocked, and the prices reasonable. Over 3 trips there they had what I needed each time. And maybe I am just used to trying to park in San Francisco, but having a large parking lot in the back is a big plus to me.

Gemmen's is our first stop when it comes to any hardware needs. It's a clean, well-stocked, local…read morehardware store, complete with very knowledgeable staff who are always willing to help. Pricing is generally competitive and there has not been much we have needed and not been able to find there.

I highly recommend Gemmens. The staff is always friendly and goes out of their way to help. This…read morestore is huge compared to other hardware stores. No matter what you're looking for... they probably have it.

I am not sure what the reviewers issue was. I live in Byron Center and am in Ace Hardware at least…read moreonce a week. I have never had bad service and usually I have several people asking if they can help me find something

Ace is supposed to be the friendly hardware store, but not Byron Center's version. I interacted…read morewith three staff members who couldn't be bothered to help me find the hardware I needed. One associate called for sales help and the manager who came over literally told me "If we had it, it would either be in this section or that one" without offering to go over with me and get the problem solved. I deliberately skipped Home Depot looking for more service and boy was I disappointed.

Needed some screws to finish a project. Was told by a woman here that there is no such thing as a…read moreTruss Head Screw, not true. Also was told that whoever said that a #8 screw is similar to 5/32 doesn't know what they are talking about. Also not true, 0.008 inches is very similar. This woman was very much less than helpful and doesn't know hardware.

Called at 1:30pm on a Sunday to ask a few questions about screen repair. Said I'd be dropping off…read morelater that day. Worker said nothing about them closing at 4pm...would've been a nice heads up. Show up at 4:02, doors are locked but people still checking out and in the store. Since I'm only dropping screens off and not shopping, I ask if I can do that...nope. Yes, I should've checked the store hours, but it just speaks to a lack of customer service.

Clean and conveniently located store, with friendly employees, but the cactus and succulent plants…read moreweren't very well maintained.

Allow me to regale you with a tale of misery that can only be rivaled by an enema of broken glass…read more On 1/3/21 my wife and I were notified by our builder that it was time to order our appliances as the specs were required to finish building our cabinets. On 1/4/21 I begrudgingly joined my wife on a daylong hunt for the perfect matte black stainless steel appliances, after shopping around for a few hours we landed on a full set of Cafe (Refrigerator, range, dishwasher) and a GE washer and dryer at this particular Home Depot. We worked with a very friendly salesman (MDG1YY5) and he proceeded to build our very specific order in the system, as it often goes the system went down several times so he kept redoing the order (hoses, power cords, custom brushed bronze pulls, and all), no big deal "stuff happens". Due to the manufacturing delay of appliances in the COVID-19 era we wanted to get these ordered for a future date to ensure they were ready by the time we moved in. We selected a future date of 3/10/21 as that paired up with our expected timeline to move in, I expressed the potential issue of the home not being ready and was assured the warehouse could hold the appliances for as long as needed if that were the case, great. We finalized the details and checked out about $10,000 lighter and went on with our lives. As 3/10 approached we found ourselves behind schedule due to weather and material shortages (This is where our experience with Home Depot morphs into a Quentin Tarentino film). I contacted their third party delivery service and notified them that the house was not ready and I will need to push our date back up to 60 days. It was at this time I was notified that they would not hold a product for more than 30 days. I worked with our builder and he gave me permission to unload them all bunched together in the living room as the floor had just been completed. Appliances arrive on 4/10 (30 days exactly), as the gentlemen bring in items I compare their product ID to what is on my paperwork to ensure every single item is accounted for and correct. An important note here is no appliance is listed as "White GE Washing Machine" instead it is something like SKU 1005-128-482 and Description GFD65ESPNSN. Everything checked out and there the appliances sat until our final inspection (Only the dishwasher may be installed prior to this point). On 5/8 we were granted occupancy of our new home and cleared to begin moving in. The very fist thing we wanted to do was open and install these appliances we had been enamored with for the last 4 months. If you've ever received appliances in this method you will know that they come in massive reinforced boxes secured with metal banding and several inches of foam to ensure safe transport. Our first box was the dryer... It was champagne colored, not white. Next was the washer, same issue. Kitchen appliances were all the appropriate color and model so no issues, yet. We immediately contact Home Depot to notify them of the mistake, they refuse to do anything stating we approved of the items when they were delivered and its been over 30 days why hadn't we raised concern to this point? The following day my wife goes to the store and exhibits the patience of a Tibetan Monk and after a few hours convinces them to let us trailer these back to the store and send us the correct items. New delivery is then scheduled for 6/11, crisis averted we can survive a month without a washing machine. When you order handles that are not stock with the appliance they come separately so you end up with both colors. We go through and swap all of them out but the ones on the stove don't fit quite right, the handles are fine but all of the knobs seems off. After a few days of tinkering with it I dig through the box to see if there are instructions for this seemingly mindless task that I don't understand. The kit is for a gas stove... they ordered the wrong parts. A few hours on the phone later they get the new pulls ordered for us (It's 6/29 as of writing this and we still do not have them). I wish this was the end.... 6/11 finally arrives and with it our new washer and dryer! We slide the dryer in place, get it hooked up and test it out, perfect. Slide the washing machine into place, there is no outlet... Call our electrician and he says he will be out on 6/23 with the rest of our lights, no worries on our end just 2 more weeks. He comes out on that day and runs a new outlet. We set the dryer up and it immediately pops the GFI. Check the manual with the electrician and confirm everything is correct, it is. Run an extension cord to other outlets through the house, same issue. Bad ground in the machine maybe? Anyway, Home Depot told us to pound sand because its been over 48 hours since receipt. So now begins the tedious journey of working with the manufacturer. Spend the extra money and deal with a mom and pop shop, someone that has a face, reputation, and a soul.