Ohhh dang you guys. This place was right in front of us the whole time!! Turns out the BMR in St…read moreJovite is the one with the fancy floor setups and lots of pillows and citronella candles for folks who come up to their cottages on the weekend (ok and tons of other stuff too, and super nice staff.) But THIS BMR, tucked off the highway at St Faustin just a couple minutes before St Jovite, with its signs advertising Tool Rental and Contractor's Entrance is the one for when you are very serious about your building projects. You are no longer messing around, you are buying siding ,tyvek and insulation by the metre like some sort of pro. It's possible you are actually a pro, the place is crawling with them. My boyfriend has officially spent hours (and what feels like millions of dollars) here since we ran into an unexpectedly major renovation at the lakehouse. I think he has a healthy crush on like 50% of the staff, and given how much help they've given us in figuring out what we're doing and what we need, and that prices here seem to be cheaper than elsewhere, and that for 30$ they deliver all the stuff that doesn't fit in the Subaru, I'm all for it. You can't quite see this place from the highway, and as you pull up it really looks like you're not in a place that's open to the public, but don't worry: it is, and it's awesome.

Wow! I was NOT expecting this!…read more This is a vast hardware store. A very very vast and greatly stocked hardware stores. The prices are amazing! The choices are endless. It's a must! How can this be in Montreal and survive without any advertising?!

Um... this place is amazing…read more I had no idea this store even existed until I randomly decided to go in after browsing around at Eva B, which is pretty much right next door. Looking in from outside, you wouldn't gain much of a clue as to what this place is about since they aren't big on window display. Nope, aesthetics are not on the radar here. Once you go inside, though, you'll be blown away at: a) the actual size of this place and, b) the amount of STUFF. This is an industrial supply store, full of the most obscure tools, parts, etc and has everything -EVERYTHING- you could ever want before you knew you wanted it. I'm a DIY builder (artist) of mechanical, electronics, whatever and I seriously wish I'd found this place a lot sooner. Today I located an extremely hard to come by brass nut that I desperately needed to finish hooking up the latest appliance I'm working on. I had a hallelujah moment so hard, the guys working there thought I was a full-on lunatic. Everything is super cheap, super organized, and well-stocked. I'll be going here FIRST the next time I need parts. Also, all kinds of camping, fishing and other gear, too. Put it on your go-to list.

Extremely friendly and helpful! Best hardware store in the…read morearea. They also offer airmiles points and cashback!

Really great home and hardware store. I usually go there to buy my paint. They sell the boomerang…read morebrand that is a recycled paint that has a really great covering power and good, but very limited pallet of colors. I buy my tools and my materials elsewhere so I can't vouch for the rests of the stock. But, it all looks ok. When I end up buying some extras that where not on the list. I usually find that it's a great price/quality ratio.

Very nice and clean with helpful employees. Huge selection of wood in the back lot. All their…read moreprices are displayed on digital price tags which makes it very modern. This store has better hours and prices than other local stores.

I was driving around Mont-Tremblant village and found a beautiful modern sign saying "pottery" …read more Red and white sign was made out with baked pottery too. When I drove into the driveway, the studio was a converted garage. Cute old artists were making potteries on their studio and selling them on the spot. They have various household dishes, cups, pots and oil bottles etc. My favorite was their salt shaker which spits out a pinch of salt whenever it shakes. I got a bunch for gifts. I also like beautiful soup mugs, spoon rest, plates etc. They showed us their oven and studio, I loved it so much. I came out from there with a huge bag of potteries but I loved them all. If you visit this area, don't lose a chance to visit the cute old couple who makes beautiful potteries. They will love to share their art work and more.