Wow. These folks have a lot of essentials. We always stop to see if they have what we need before…read moreheading out of town to one of the big box stores. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable. They even sell airplane supplies!

We stopped in on our way east to cut down our Christmas tree in the forest. We needed to buy a tree…read moresaw lol The staff were all super friendly and helpful. They pointed us straight to what we needed, and had smiles on their faces during checkout. They have separate men's and women's bathrooms. The ladies room was a single stall, clean, and had high end fixtures. The overall feel of the store was higher end than you would expect. Overall, they provided a good experience and I would definitely recommend stopping in if you need anything!

Every. Single. Time. I've come here looking for parts, electric, plumbing, whatever - they have…read morestaff that are friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and sometimes with a touch of humor. Recently it was Frank who helped me find a plumbing part. Yes, their prices are higher being more remote up here, but it supports this wonderful team of people.

Anytime I've ever need anything to do minor prepares around the house when I come up to Arnold they…read morealways have one I need. Very close and very convenient. I find everything I need every time I go in there. I'm not sure what the ladies name is behind the counter, but she is very nice and a pleasure to talk to.

I drop my donations here all the time, I love that the proceeds helps the local schoolread more

Like many travelers, we recently stayed in Groveland as a base of operations for our Yosemite…read moreadventures. Winter rains had really done a number on the roads in the greater area, and after several detours on backroads and byways, we found ourselves in sleepy little Groveland. After a couple of days at the park with the wifenkids, we decided to take a day and just mill around the small community of Groveland. A trip to the park, a meal and a couple of beers in what is touted as the oldest bar in California (fodder for another review), and some light window shopping pretty much covered the town. As we got ready to head back to our rented house, we spotted the Helping Hands Thrift Store; never one to pass up the opportunity to thumb through a second hand store, we walked in and were actually pleasantly surprised! A large selection of various clothing, bric-a-brac, novelties, cards, and other assorted stuff was there for the taking, severely marked down to next-to-nothing prices. After scoffing at a $45 Yosemite T-shirt at the park, I found a practically brand new Yosemite T-shirt--in my size-- for 50 cents! How do you not buy a 50 cent t-shirt??? I found three t-shirts in all, including two that were decidedly local and obscure... perfect for wearing to the gym, or to the pier for fishing, I suppose... and walked with all three for under $2. I did pass on the Wham! music video DVD, but I'm sure some lucky 80s junkie will find it and treasure it. Can't imagine when I'll be back to Groveland, but if I am, this thrift shop can COUNT on my business again :)

I can't rave enough about Sonora Lumber - they really are the best for supplies and customer…read moreservice. And I like going there, too, because of the old building and authentic floor boards still in the building (like at Nature's Home Food Depot in Standard). Today my special helpers were Patrick Lawrence, who is amazing in his broad range of skills covering different departments; Randy Rowe who stayed completely committed to fixing my weed eater despite one snafu that needed some clever analysis, and dustin who took time explains options regarding a lighting question I had. All were very helpful and cheerful.

Janet! Janet! Janet! You are a doll!! You seriously saved our butts coming in looking for a…read moreconnecting hose for my mom's mobile home. You took the time and patience to find the materials needed to upgrade my mom's kitchen faucet. Everything you recommended worked perfectly. You are a gem. Thank you so much for your expertise. You are one boss lady!!

this place is amazing the best in town way better than the other gas station. I can find everything…read moreI need good service. Great prices on gas and everything I need and some more in the store the cashiers greeted me as I walked in. Great customer service and also they made sure I found everything I needed, I recommend this place highly to everyone that comes to this area especially tourist thanks buddies for all the help. i'll see you on my next vacation The guy and the Girl cashier really made my day.

Warning to all travelers on your way to Yosemite - do NOT come through Coulterville and up through…read moreGreeley Hill. The True Value is under new ownership and they have jacked up the prices exponentially, some as high as double. The gas up here is at least a $1.00 more than anywhere else. If you go through Big Oak Flat via the Groveland route to Yosemite, it's a dollar cheaper per gallon. Also, the staff at the Greeley Hill True Value is rude and "entitled". A community recycle bin that has been in their parking lot for years has now been locked up behind a cyclone gate and they will kick you off the property if you want to use it. Gee, that sounds like a good business plan for a local business that has limited customers - let's alienate ALL the locals and go belly-up. Not nice people.

People were knowledgeable, friendly, and willing to help. I was amazed at the selection and…read moreabundance of stock to choose from.

Scott the store manager for this location is very rude and unprofessional. I called for a simple…read morequestion and he was condescending and completely unhelpful. I do not recommend this location

I am working with Tyler right now to get a new handle for our sliding door. I sent him pictures to…read morethat he could get the right handle from the manufacturer. When the handle came in it wasn't the correct one. Then he found another company that had one!! His effort and personal attention really impressed me!!! It's very difficult to find great customer support these days!!!! So I appreciate the effort, Tyler and The Red Store!!!!

The Red Store is the local hardware store for Murphys. From what I can tell, the selection is…read morequite good for a small store. But then again, I don't really know what all of that stuff is used for, but it looks impressive. ;) My dad stops by here often when working on home projects. I've accompanied him on quite a few trips and was impressed with the service.

The guy in the repair department was amazing and tried his best to repair my generator on the spot…read more I really appreciated the effort. You dont see that too much anymore. I will be back to buy my next generator from them.

The employees are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They carry pretty much everything we may…read moreneed here in Mariposa. The pricing is very fair.

I appreciate the help I got from Brian in gardening, and from Jeff G inside the store. Both…read moreenthusiastically helped me and it made a difference having such good customer service.

Are all Lowe's this bad or is it only this one? If you need any plumbing pipe or fittings that's…read morenot, 1/2", 3/4" or 1", don't even waste time stopping here. Go to Ace or General. I've lost count now on how many times I've walked out of Lowe's empty-handed because they don't have what I need.

Here is my way overdue review. I first went to Waterford…read moreFarm Supply about five weeks ago to drop off parts ordered. The only time I ever saw this location was on my bike ride to Hotel Jeffrey in Coulterville, California. When I entered the store, staff members quickly greeted me. Carolyn and Diana were a little busy but took the time to look up and say hello. The one thing I could not get staff to follow because it was not natural for them. Diana had a line of customers awaiting check out, and Carolyn was helping a gentleman through some things. These are the main things I noticed right away. 1. Courteous smiles with each customer. 2. Happy to help within an acceptable time. 3. Efficient with conversations and rapidly achieving their task. Here is where I noticed a drastic difference. While helping one of the customers, he remembered he needed a garden tool because he had used a kitchen tool, and someone was not too happy. Lol My assumption. I was at least fifteen feet from the register helping the customer. As he went to look for the tool, she advised of the location. At the same time, I witnessed the young lady wrap up for a moment and went to assist him. I did not see the finger-pointing followed by the (It is over there and bad habit) suggestion. Without hesitation or stress, she moved quickly to help him while her other team member continued to move customers until it was my turn. The type of service they provide is remarkable. Everyone patiently waiting had a smile and was happy to wait. These two young ladies engage everyone coming in, in line, and even me. As a manager These are the type of employees I would look to hire. As a customer I can see how everyone waited patiently. That is impressive considering the generation currently doing this type of work. It is sad to say, but our present-day help lacks this type of integrity. I will be adding an in-depth review on our business page. I have gone back "several" more times, and nothing changed. It is consistent. It is well practiced and far from just a job.

Neighborhood hardware store. A wide selection of all sorts of stuff you may or may not need…read more Prices are fair and the staff is helpful.