Woodstock Hardware, on Tinker St., is the store for you if you're looking for a complete shopping…read moreexperience as they have a gazillion products that can fulfill nearly any homeowner's needs spanning two floors and every inch of the space here is used. The 1st floor has locks for doors, bathroom items, tools, painter's tape, light bulbs, as well as pest control products, even paint swatches and so many other items. The second floor also sticks more hardware items but, you'll also find storage bins, kitchen and bathroom items including liquid hand soap. I just named a few items- but again, Woodstock Hardware will seriously help you if you're in a jam. As for prices, well.....we paid for convenience. Not complaining. The young gentleman who helped tremendously the day we visited was very pleasant and offered excellent advice when we needed it. Plus hubs and I were impressed by how this hardware store is practically a one stop-shop for almost any home situation.

Woodstock hardware is an amazing old fashioned, ( ie easy to find what you need store) where you…read moredon't need to walk 500 isles to find it! The day I ran into the store Mike walked me to everything I came in for and man he is the best employee any store has ever had! I love this store and will be shopping here whenever I am in Woodstock!!!

I dunno what the other reviewer is talking about, maybe he was having a bad day - had a great first…read moretime experience over the weekend. They were able to help me with polyethylene tubing that big box stores weren't able to - they cut me off a piece of tubing so I didn't have to buy 100' when I needed 10'. Friendly service, they took their time. At checkout there were a couple of old head customers to chat with who were also friendly. Reasonable prices. For being as small as the location is they have a LOT of selection.

overpriced and old junk fittings. save your time and money and go to Home Depot or Lowe'sread more

The woman working at the counter got upset when we asked for two keys to be made. Her…read moreunfriendliness and resentment at having to do her job was ... confusing. Weird. Avoid this place if possible.

Decent store. It was ransacked. A number of obvious, common items sold out. Clerk needs to check…read moreshelves. Review: 4

I go way,way back to when this was Trawinski's. It's always convenient to have a full service…read morehardware store nearby. I was thrilled, years ago, when they expanded into a bigger, new location opposite the fairgrounds. Product selection expanded, the store was large, well organized, and brightly lit; parking was easier, and hours of operation extended. Plus they had dogs in the store, which is always a bonus! They also had a full-service paint department so I decided to buy my paint supplies there. Shop local, you know? Unfortunately, their pricing was about 25% higher than I was paying elsewhere. When I mentioned this the owner, Frank, became irritated. I showed him my invoices. He then became angry, not understanding how I was purchasing less for retail than he was paying the franchise, or something along those lines. It was weird. So, I stopped purchasing paints there but did continue buy other supplies. Later, they moved to their present location which continues to have ample parking and easy access, as well as a decent selection of hardware and sundries, to my recall. As a bonus, they carry not only chainsaws, but chainsaw parts and supplies. At the time, the fellow who ran that department, Andy, was great- helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. One day, I needed a couple saw parts which he had in stock; it was his suggestion that I take all that he had, 4 or 5 pieces, and return those I did not need as it would allow his system to automatically re-order. So I did that... Unfortunately, returning the parts was just an awful experience. The cashier at the time, a lady with white/grey hair, could not have been more rude or angry, acting as though I were taking food out of her mouth or committing some sort of fraud by returning the parts as I had been advised to do the previous day. I recall her interrupting a conversation I was having with another customer, an acquaintance of mine, as she began to berate me and demand not only the receipt, which I provided, but also my drivers license to process the return- a purchase of less than $25. I have no idea what makes people think it's acceptable to behave in the manner she did. It truly was a distasteful experience. As a result, I have not entered the store or spent one thin dime there since- though I do purchase thousands of dollars of hardware and supplies, etc. annually. Instead, I chose to patronize another local business which appreciates customers spending their money with them, though it is less convenient for me to do so. Reading through the various reviews here, evidently I am not alone in my experiences.

Very helpful staff in all the locations I have tried. Local and wonderful. Kudos. Good varietyread more

Loved how they were able to answer my phone call...helpful and knowledgeable. And friendly.read more

They have a good selection and nice to have a store close by for supplies.read more

From the owner: we are a full service hardware storeread more

It may seem unknown to some, but Davies Hardware is filled with so much history and has everything…read moreyou practically need. All of the departments are well kept up, clean, stocked, and the service is beyond great. Sometimes you may need patience with employees if busy and especially some when their experience and knowledge with hardware is limited. Learning together plays a role that all works out with teamwork. Being a regular here builds a wonderful relationship with the staff going beyond the products which I can't emphasize enough, we need more of that. Support local and enjoy it at Davies.

Davies is the best Hardware Store in Dutchess County. They carry complete inventory of plumbing,…read morecarpentry, window and door repair! My marine and boating colleagues recommended this hardware store and it always had the right solution with their skilled sales and craftsmen staff.

Smith's is my gold standard when it comes to hardware stores. It's been here forever and for good…read morereason. The staff really makes the difference, as they are extremely knowledgeable and will go out of their way to help, including giving recommendations on how to handle a project if asked. They're the best thing about this place. The space itself is pretty large, and they do a great job of packing in everything from paint, to power tools, and seemingly everything in between. Not much in the way of housewares unlike some hardware stores but that's a non-factor to me. Technically affiliated with Ace Hardware which helps for their rewards program. Parking is also not bad in the Saugerties area which is helpful too (since they are on Main St). I come here whenever I need a serious hardware store for a project, and they've never let me down.

This was an excellent hardware store experience. I knew from the moment I walked in this was a…read moretraditional family business, with each member taking part. Every employee was extremely helpful and friendly. The prices were also amazing and competitive compared to big chains. These types of local stores are what brings the community spirit alive.

This is your typical hardware store that every town use to have. Unlike the big franchises this…read moreplace is small and will have all the essentials you need. Prices are decent and the staff will help you find whatever it is that you need. This is not a tourist store as it caters to the residence of the area

If you're in the market for food+veg, there's Sunflower Market or Sundrost Farms in town. But what…read moreabout all those other must-have home essentials you might need? Then you come here. This Houst & Son on Tinker St in the heart of Woodstock is independently owned- falling within the fold of the True Value brand. We've relied on these folks for years especially when we've stayed at a local B&B with access to their grill then come here for a bag of charcoal briquettes. We'll still get those- but now as things have changed for us, we're getting kitchen items, cast-iron skillets, etc to use on weekends when we're in town. The right side of Houst is dedicated to kitchen items such as cutlery, cleaning supplies, pots+pans, serving spoons, welcome mats+other outdoor items. The left side has painting supplies, plumbing products and other DIY projects that need seeing quickly. For bigger home improvements, ask. Price? It's Woodstock. I'm not driving out of my way to save a a few dollars. But, these folks have a rewards system which you can accumulate and use for future purchases. As far as service, it's unbeatable.

I went to this dealership in Feb to get a price on a Cub Cadet ZTS2-54, a $5K machine, talked to…read morethe salesperson Ken and was told he had to check with Bob. Neither Ken or Bob got back to me. In March I again went to Reardon Briggs asking why I didn't hear back from them and to get pricing on a ZTXS4-54, a $8k machine. Ken said he had to check with Bob and he'd call me, well I'm still waiting!!! Why would anyone do business with this company. I did go to Bradys that day, they were helpful, but didn't have that machine in stock. I have since purchased the ZTXS4-54 at M&H in Middletown, Matt was wonderful to deal with.

All of these reviews are of some homeowner picking up unsubstantial items they could have gotten on…read moreamazon or home depot. I had my tractor serviced and have had a very different experience entirely. For starters they are 6 months behind in servicing anyone because they have one mechanic someone quit and they don't see a need to replace them. I called in October and I just got a call last week. It has been 4 months. They picked up the machine for service. They informed me the tie rods were broken and it would be 1200 more. I said thats fine proceed. A day later they called me and said another part was broken its 300 and an hour labor. I agreed again. My bill came to 14 hours of labor. The tune up of the entire machine and all its systems was 4. The tie rods and housing were ten? I find out later they had the new helper that is in training working on my machine. The extra part I had to pay for is clearly something they broke while taking it apart which is why I didn't hear about it until the next day. I have tried to find where replacing tie rods is over three hours but cannot. When I asked the technician why so long he responded that well we had to wait for the parts? Was I paying for labor while we waited? My tractor isn't practice for your trainee. How dare you. Worse experience ever. If you are lonely and you want to chat up an old man at the tractor store well then yes this would be the place to go. It's that nice country feel. When I asked the owner why did I have to wait 4 months to get the machine in, his response was well I waited a month and a half for an oral surgeon! Poor dear, you can go to someone else, I needed a kubota dealer and did t really have a choice. Not to mention hey that's your mouth that is disgusting go to the doctor for the love of God. Its that backwoods country bumkin mentality that makes this a dying business. Shame on you. Shame on this. No excuse for a business. 14 hours labor?