Great store, helpful staff, they have items you won't find in big box stores. Been shopping here…read morefor over 20 years and love you can buy 1 screw instead of a whole pack if that's all you need.

I have been in the building material industry for 12 years and have sent so many people (friends,…read morefamily and my customers) into McDonald Hardware UNTIL TODAY. I've never been treated as rudely as I was treated today, I'm embarrassed that I still gave McDonald Hardware any of my hard earned money. The guys said his name was AKIVA? - I will never be back, no I will be back because I was helped many times before, someone can respond to me and tell me when that guy is FIRED and quite honestly any employee that sat there while he was mocking me like some playground bully, they should be fired right along with him for allowing it to happen. It's SAD that I'm actually writing this review because I am one of the biggest supporters of "support small business" but I cannot ever suggest this business after the way I was treated today. I would welcome the McDonald Hardware owner to reach out to me. One rotten apple DOES spoil the whole bunch.

They have what you need quickly with no hassle. Small local good service, no lines. Good parkingread more

I am doing research on gas grills and I stopped at ACE to find out about the options and prices. I…read morewas looking around and since I had some questions, I asked the cashier to get me some help. Soon enough, he got on the PA and within a minute, I had two associates there to help me. I asked a few questions and one of the guys was really straightforward and clear about the answers. He was really good about giving me the information I needed....that is one thing about Ace. They do have knowledgeable and friendly people that can assist with any questions. Ace Hardware Corporation is an American hardware retailers' cooperative based in Oak Brook, Illinois, United States. It is the world's largest hardware retail cooperative, and the largest non-grocery American retail cooperative. Founded in 1924 as "Ace Stores", the company changed its name to "Ace Hardware Corporation" in 1931. It grew dramatically following World War II, more than tripling its sales between the late 1940s and 1959. After the retirement of longtime president and founder Richard Hesse in 1973, Ace was sold to its retailers, becoming a retailer-owned cooperative. It first reached $1 billion in wholesale sales in 1985 and $5 billion in 2015. As of 2019, it has over 5,200 locations in 60 countries. Ace operates 17 distribution centers in the United States, and additional distribution facilities in China, Panama, and the United Arab Emirates. This particular store on Seabreeze is located in the large strip mall that houses the LA Fitness, TJ Maxx and the Total Wines and more...so it's easy to find and to park.

A small hardware store that used to be an Ace store that's switching over to a True Value…read more This was the third and last store we visited today on our quest. The manager didn't think he had what we needed any longer, but checked with a staff member. They had one kit left, but only in white -- the wrong color. The staff member said we should order it on Amazon (!). I explained we were trying to "shop local" ... In any case, the manager gave us some suggestions of some larger stores that might have more inventory. He even suggested we call a location in advance to see if they could order it. That was incredibly nice of him to do so... If you live in this area, and need something, please visit. They deserve to get some yelper business

The reviews for Hanna Paint and Hardware are all over the place from lowly one stars to glowing…read morefive stars, and there seems to be hardly any in between. I guess everyone has had different experiences with Hanna, but all of mine have been very good. Hanna Paint and Hardware is a smaller privately owned hardware store which for me offers a much better shopping experience than I have at the big box stores such as Lowes or Home Depot. Hanna's is a place where I can easily find someone knowledgeable to give me shopping assistance and sound advice. I know that one time I walked into Hanna asking for a specific item and the clerk told me, even though he did carry that item, it was really not the best hence not what I should want. So, I picked up the other item he recommended and yes, he was so right and it was so much better. The chances of me getting good advice like that elsewhere are at best, remote.

I came in here early December for a copy of a new House key. They had as many options as a Home…read moreDepot would but it felt nicer to support a family owned business with their own mascots it was dope meeting the dogs.. This spot has everything you could need, definitely hit them up before a big corporate store!

This hardware store has great service, very knowledgeable and friendly staff and is a family owned…read moreand run business.

4/7/26- Love Ace Hardware! I used to come here years ago with my Dad and my husband. Amazing how a…read morecommunity hardware store can make you sentimental! They made extra house keys and I bought a few other things.. They have everything imaginable! I was greeted and assisted without hunting down help! Love this Ace Hardware! I highly recommend!

Ace Hardware goes out of their way for their customers. Needed a Key Fob replaced for my 2009…read moreNissan Altima..shopped around and it was like 150.00...and more. Ace Hardware did it at awesome price...had a little trouble at first with installing it was there 3hrs..AAA came to Ace to check things out..not much help. Come to find out I needed a new battery it was 4yrs old..that did the trick..wanted to thank Ralph very much for his precise work..and to apologize for being a little rude...Ace employees work as a team..Thank you M.E.

I bought a keychain on a cruise recently. I had a hard time putting my car key on the key ring. I…read morebrought it to Home Depot and the key guy tried and tried. He couldn't do it either. He recommended Richard's Hardware. I am really glad he did because I was never aware of this business. I liked the sign on their front door saying they are awesome. It gave a good impression. It turned out to be true. Jeanine greeted me with a huge smile. I told her my story and she asked Dale if he could help. I looked around for maybe 90 seconds and he already put the key on. It was really amazing. I wanted to make a purchase but really couldn't find anything I needed. It didn't matter. They were just happy to help. I highly recommend Richard's for those hard to find things the big box stores don't carry. I told a couple of my neighbors about this store and one said he comes here at least once a month and also raved about the customer service

1976 Time Machine portal has a door & its located at this hardware store. Before HD & big box…read moreplaces. This is how things were down in every town USA. Richard's is your local mom & pop hardware shop. That still gives great service at decent prices, & unique to normal selection of goods. Please stop in & keep supporting local families & jobs in the USA.

Upside; they have a lot of stuff. The store is filled with items and you would be unlucky if they…read moredon't have what you need (also it happened to me) Downside: finding what you need can be impossible. Don't be shy and ask for help because the organization may or may not be logical and stuff can be hidden behind others or high up on shelves.

Sweet little hardware shop. Good mom & pop operation. Prices…read morebetter than Home Depot & Harbor Freight. They have everything under the sun related to tools here at this little storefront. You will definitely get your money's worth. But please be advised everything here in quality is the equivalent to Harbor Freight products. What I would really like to see is for the owners to expand and get a bigger location. They are very over-stocked here. But all in all, it's a great spot for tools.

I was searching online for disposable gloves to use while marinating meat. I found a 50-count box…read moreof nitrile disposable gloves that was sold at Home Depot. The Fort Lauderdale location had plenty in stock, so I decided to check it out. I pulled into the large two-level parking garage and found a decent spot. Upon entering, I approached an employee and showed him the picture of the disposable gloves from their website on my phone, asking where I could find them. He quickly stated the the gloves were sold online and then proceeded to tell me which aisle carried disposable gloves. The aisle had a small section of disposable gloves for specific uses. I took a few minutes to weigh my options, then made my choice and headed to checkout. Before the cashier scanned the item, I asked her opinion regarding the use of the gloves for marinating meat. She looked at the gloves and asked if there were specific ones I wanted. I showed her the picture from their website. She used a store device to look up the item and told me it was in stock and where to find it. While thanking the employee for her help, I couldn't help wondering why the previous employee couldn't do the same. There they were, in the aisle with all the grilling items. At checkout, I realized the item was marked down, which was even better. I got what I actually wanted and I'm glad that I went with my gut to ask somebody else who provided exceptional customer service.

One of the only two story Home Depot locations that I have found with an elevator and additional…read moreparking upstairs. The lower parking area is hectic to get out. The non-Led bulb supply seem to be dwindling and Home Depot has a huge inventory of LED but not that many under 60 watts and thats what I needed today. The employee assisted me immediately upon request in the lighting aisle but came to the same outcome - only a few 40 watt options.

Skip the Home Depot and Lowe's, try supporting a local business. We popped into this True Value…read morehardware store a block or two off of Federal Highway to pick up some household bits (probably made in China, but let's not focus on that!). Very narrow aisles, but they are densely packed with all the tools, bits, bobs, paint, mailboxes, and other stuff you need for your home and your office and anything else where you might want to hit a hammer into a nail. The staff is friendly and very knowledgable. As I mentioned, it's a small shop. Only 8000 square feet, which is dwarfed by the much larger and higher shelved) Home Depot that is usually around 100,000 square feet. But don't let that put you off. These folks know their stuff!

I have two favorite local hardware stores, Beachside and Collier, giving a slight preference to…read moreBeachside but maybe only because it's closer to my nest. What they both offer is a staff is a knowledgeable, friendly helpful service. If you have a question, someone there probably has an answer and unlike Home Depot or Lowe's it is more than likely a correct answer. Both are small, serious hardware stores without the added carpet, appliance or other such non traditional hardware items which for me has always added up to quicker, easier more convenient as well as successful hardware shopping.