I came here yesterday to purchase a piece of equipment. They had what I was looking for and the…read moreattachment I needed. While asking questions about the product, it was discovered that the box for the item I wanted was not onto the shelf. The person assisting me answers some of my questions, however, they didn't have the answers for some of the most important ones and needed the box to provide that information. While the box was being located, I continued to shop. I didn't receive an update within a few minutes and saw how the workers were talking amongst themselves and looking a little goofy, I asked, "Did you find the box?!" They had not found it so I asked about the store hours and told them I'd be back tomorrow (which it today) to pick up my items. Well, I am here in the store now. I don't see any familiar faces and a sweet lady named Julia asked me is I needed assistance. I told her what I wanted and watched in the background as a conversation began between two employees who obviously knew what was going on with my particular situation. When Julia asked about the box, they had lost it and couldn't sell me what I needed, so now I'm dead in the water! Do better Ace Hardware!!

A happy place to shop! The employees are happy & helpful. The spray paint section is…read moreincredible...thank you for that!!

Love this place! Best service ever and wonderful products. It's hard to leave this store.read more

Super friendly staff. Very helpful and they always have what I'm looking for even though they are…read morenot a Mega store. And the prices are good.

There are a few things that Austin seems to struggle with: pizza for one and Christmas trees…read more I understand that I cannot expect the same quality of tree as from other parts of the country with a more suitable climate. Still... I chose Evergreen because it is a family run business whose patriarch worked for the Department of Forestry. Who would know evergreens better? The atmosphere and experience were similar to most tree farms I've visited. You hop on a wagon or walk to the field of trees. It was a beautiful day so I made the short walk. When I got to the field, however, I wasn't sure what to do next. A wagon full of people had arrived minutes before me and apparently the staff was already helping them, hence there was no one to guide me. After a few minutes, though, I approached someone who looked as if he worked there. He told me that all the saws had been claimed so I just needed to wait a few minutes until one was returned. As I walked through the field I was disappointed to find that very few trees were proportional and pretty enough to be a Christmas tree. After about an hour I just picked one, even though only one side of it was suitable, figuring I would put the bad side against a wall. I didn't feel like waiting for the wagon to return so I dragged the tree back to the main area to purchase. Once I got there though, again, there was no one to instruct me. I finally figured out on my own (and after asking other customers) that I had to drop my tree at the shaker-thing, go inside the building to pay, then retrieve my tree elsewhere. The line inside snaked through the building. Only one cashier, so it took forever. When I got back outside I figured out where to retrieve my tree. The man who helped me (the aforementioned patriarch, I believe) was the only one doling out trees and he didn't seem very happy about it. After twenty futile minutes of trying to do it alone, I finally asked the patriarch if someone could help me get the tree on the roof of my car. A young kid obliged but didn't offer to help tie it, so I did it myself, driving home no faster than 40 mph and still stopping every 5 miles to readjust the tree to keep it from falling off the roof. Up until this point, few issues were the fault of the tree farm. (These places are DIY and rather intuitive, so direction need only be minimal.) But when I got the tree home and cut off the ties, I was shocked to see needles fall all over the floor. We pulled out clumps of needles and dead branches for days. The shaker-thing clearly had not done its job. The tree was more disproportionate and had more spots than I had noticed at the farm. Overall I think we did a decent job hiding them. But next year, we may have to drive to North Carolina for our tree. :)

It was an amazing experience for our family and a new tradition that we will do for years to comeread more

We had a fantastic experience with Alex and Premium Cabinets. The build quality is superb and the…read morepricing is very competitive even against RTAs. Check out our transformation! My only minor complaint was the alignment on a few of the doors. I think the assembly team could have done a little better. That said, our contractor had them aligned in a few minutes. The 6 way hinges make it very easy to adjust.

Good selection of colors and designs. Customer service - depends on the departments…read more Salesperson was easy to work with and was willing to work with your budget (but did try to sell you more expensive line first and as many cabinets as possible even if it may not be the best design for your kitchen). Very responsive. Delivery - NO communication at all. I called a couple of times to check on status to find out that the cabinets were actually ready to be delivered. Asked me for the date I want them delivered but no follow up afterwards with time frame or anything. Just some guys showed up for delivery on the day off without prior notice. There were missing items from delivery, which installer managed to improvise and we worked out a better plan. Did receive refund for the parts that were not ordered. Cabinetry quality is nice but with some assembly flaws from manufacturers, which caused inconvenience when installing the shelves but Premium team was quick to address it. Overall experience was 3.5 stars.

Hull Supply Company is a one-stop shop for commercial doors and accesories. Hull is one of the main…read moredistributors of commercial doors, doorjams, auto-closers, and commercial door-related accesories in the Austin area. They carry fire barrier doors for commercial applications as well, and they stock lots of specialty items that you would normally expect to special order. If, for example, a door-closer at your office loses a pin or stops functioning right, they should be able to locate the replacement parts that you will need to repair it. Hull is centrally located on E. Cesar Chavez, which makes it pretty easy to get to.

They have the latch that goes on the bathroom stall. And the walls of the stall itself. And nice…read morepeople. They also have those bizarre impossible to remove screws that go with it. Is unscrewing bathroom stall hardware REALLY such a problem that we need to invent a non-removable screw and a special "I guess if you have to" Screwdriver for it? If you need this stuff, and need it now, or if you want highly trained partition planners and designers to lay out your next public loo--these guys are good and local and nice.

So very affordable and helpful! Went in there on a busy day she was with another customer dropped…read morewhat she was doing showed me the part I needed and I was on my way.

They fixed and cleaned my Dyson ball vacuum quickly and reasonably priced…read more If I need any other services I'll definitely be back.

Communication is not good. I've tried several times to get ahold of them with no response. Maybe…read moreit's just bad timing. And I'm not sure about the work.

Website states that they repair water damage, but they won't even touch the phone if it's been in…read morewater. This is ridiculous and false advertising

Great prices and clean store and clean bathroom…read more Helpful and kind workers. 5 stars

My favorite thrift store in Austin! They have a GREAT selection of furniture, clothes, art etc.!…read moreYou have to dig since they have SO much inventory but it's worth it (and they have dressing rooms which is a huge plus). On Wednesdays & Saturdays almost everything is 50% off. Much better prices than goodwill or any other thrifts nearby. And the workers are all very friendly :)