There is a most enchanting bee and butterfly garden. Great photo opportunities, and some gorgeous…read moreflowers!

Horrible customer service. Management is nasty. Charged $50 plus for 2 pallets. Went back for…read morerefund in 2 weeks with no receipt but the cashier lady found my invoice with the charges and I still could not get my money back. Now days $50 are needed. I will recommend to buy everything you can in AP not to this blood sucker place. God have mercy on people like these.

They have everything you need! Great service, kind folks, clean environment…read more Far kinder than ace!

The counter people were very helpful and it was an overall good experience. We came in looking to…read morebuy lumber and screws in order to build a planter box. Different sizes of wood are clearly stated and service was fast and efficient. You pay, then drive around to the side lot to pick up and load your lumber.

From the owner: Sierra Lumber is a local family owned hardware store and lumber yard. We support all aspects of the…read morebuilding process and home repair. We can facilitate the do it yourself homeowner to commercial contractors. Sierra Lumber's plumbing, electrical and building materials departments are well stocked with great customer service representatives. We also cater to our farm and ranch clientele with a wide selection of hardware parts for livestock waters, gates, fencing and windmills. We also provide an expanding plant & garden center. Sierra Lumber is proud to serve Willcox, AZ and surrounding areas!

I was in the 12th day of my ambitious 2-month pedal from El Paso/Cd. Juarez West to Tijuana/West…read moreCoast via Ruta Dos, but that road became impossible for me to pedal approaching the state of Sonora. It had no shoulder, had frequent potholes and crumbling asphalt, but all of the (motor) vehicle operators were extremely cautious and careful when passing me, especially the 18- & 34-wheelers. I certainly feel much safer bicycling in Mexico than the USA! Fortunately, two good Samaritan truckers gave me/my Doublevision a lift just before entering the tortuous Sierra San Luis/Sierra Occidental; how grateful I am to them--Ruta Dos was under construction, lots of sand, rock & vehicles getting stuck! Anyway, I knew my route was going to radically change, and those fine truckers discharged me at Agua Prieta, Sonora; after an excellent night in a budget hotel and some emergency welding, I re-entered the USA at DouglasAZ. (Where a motorist right-hooked me, but no collision nor injury.) After another needed hotel night, I camped the next two nights before spending two hotel nights in LordsburgNM. I needed to make additional work on my Doublevision, and the single fantastic source for parts was this exceptional, classic hardware store which has a bit of everything. Owner/operator Rosie had every possible high-quality part I needed to make the repair, better than OEM! She/Second Hand Lumber Yard is easily 5-star and certainly has my "Wheel of Approval!"

Wonderful clerks and salespeople that will help you find anything you need or are looking for!read more

As an electrical contractor I have used ace hardware in Bisbee since it opened…read more I was in a transaction with the cashier. I was asked to turn off my music because it was too loud and she couldn't hear the person in back. I gestured" what" and told her.I couldn't hear it. The employee..(bell) ..in back decide it would be appropriate to step out and call me a duche bag as im leaving I contacted kathy the owner. She decided it was acceptable and asked me to return to the store (when bell and Beth are available) to accept an apology. I declined... because it's simply unacceptable behavior that reflects the owners standards of/ "Ace is the place with friendly /helpful employees

Well-stocked with helpful employees. location is also convenient. Good home-town business!read more

This is a well maintained and organized ACE with many employees. You'd me hard pressed to turn…read morearound without help at hand. I give them four stars rather than five because of minimal electronic cables and no work clothing other than gloves.