Great neighborhood hardware store with a broad selection of items - this time it was an air filter…read morefor a lawnmower. Last time it was Fox Urine to repel rodents. Another visit for a hose clamp. Knowledgeable and helpful staff are friendly and efficient.

White's Ace Hardware is a great place to shop and get helpful advice for all of my home projects…read more I've always found them all to be very helpful, professional, and friendly.

My daughter told me about this veteran that went above and beyond to help people. I went into the…read moreother store, not the one pictured, and not the guy in the pic that was behind the counter. I am a veteran myself so it was an honor and a privilege to support another vet. I was going to get as much as I could there for my current project. I am putting copper grounding rods in the ground for sensitive electronic equipment. I needed the clamps where I could connect copper wire to the clamps and a bit more. I had several smaller hardware needs, and 4 bags of water softener salt to pick up as well. The guy behind the counter greeted me well and asked what I was looking for and pointed me to the end of isle 12. I looked and looked and while he chatted with a couple other customers, I couldn't find what I needed, even after walking most of the store. But he was pretty busy chatting with customers, so I gave up and walked out of the store without buying a thing. I went in there although I was out of my normal area of shopping and considered it an opportunity to support the veteran! Too bad it didn't work out. Oh, and the music was unbelievably loud. I don't recall objecting to the type of music, but you had to raise your voice to talk over the sound level.

Nicest and most helpful hardware store and staff ever. The doggies are a bonus. Sorry it's closingread more

I can't begin to let you all know how happy I am with your service. Trying to find the right hooks…read moreand nails to hang up pictures, on plaster walls, can be a bit overwhelming as I never had a house with plaster walls. You all answered my questions. Made sure I bought the right nails and hooks. I'm so happy that you are my local Ace Hardware. You'll be seeing me more throughout the year. Thank you!! Oh, and all employees are super friendly.

I have become a huge fan of this Ace Hardware. The people are all very nice and incredibly helpful…read more I love that this store still has some small-town appeal with their free popcorn and unique offerings. I never thought I'd buy a Weber grill, as I didn't understand why they seemed so expensive. After an Ace salesman showed me some differences and how they stocked all of the parts I may need down the road, I purchased one. That was a bit over a year ago, and I haven't had even the slightest "buyers remorse". Sure, it was a lot more than one of the other brands at a big box store, but wow does it do a great job. The heat is so even, and all of the controls just feel sturdy. On top of that most of the internals are made from stainless steel and should last a LONG time. Ace is a great asset to western Noblesville. As this town has grown, we've gotten all of the big box stores, but with those comes traffic and customer service that is mediocre at best. It's definitely nice to have a locally owned store where I can go pick up the things I need without having to drive across town.

White's offers extraordinary customer service. We were greeted when we entered and asked if we…read moreneeded help finding anything. Several other clerks also asked if we needed assistance. Russell was very helpful. I was looking at gardening boots, but they didn't have my size. Russell called their other store and was able to offer some options. He was engaging and friendly. The store offers an array of grills, power tools, paints and general hardware supplies. The shelves are remarkably well organized and neat. Many shelves were empty as I assume they are preparing for spring inventory. Many items were on clearance including Yetis so there are some great deals. In the entry alcove is a fascinating history of the hardware store's evolution. The history dates back to at least 1889 when the store was located at 110 West Main Street in Carmel. The store has been owned by four families start with O. W. Nutt prior to 1889. Steve White bought the store in 1984 and built the current location on Rangeline Road in 1989. I love that someone took the time to capture the history. There's plenty of parking in their private lot. You can only enter or exit going north in Rangeline, but the roundabouts make going in the right direction easy.

Great staff who are super friendly. Well stocked with everything you need for home maintenance and…read moreeasy to navigate. Prices are pretty competitive for the area.

Sheryl at the register contractor entrance was great with helping me find the isle I needed to go…read moreto AND checking me out at the end with my purchase. Isaac Pfeiffer with Team TTI was EXTREMELY helpful with helping me find sockets though Home Depot did not have what I needed and then Isaac further assisted me by looking up some gloves that my contractor needed and he walked me to them. Thank you Isaac and Sheryl!

I needed a vintage-style light bulb for my kitchen ceiling light, and was having trouble finding…read moreit. A couple of other stores did not carry the bulb in the size I needed, so I went to Home Depot. I should have gone to Home Depot first! I found a HUGE selection of light bulbs including several types of the one I needed. An excellent selection of hard-to-find light bulbs. Reasonable price, too. Next time I will go to Home Depot first!

This is my go to. Family owned and operated since 1954, Sulivan Hardware has grown over the past 70…read moreyears into one of the largest home and garden retailers in the state as a member of the Do it Best hardware stores. Because of this massive network of over 4,100 individual stores, they can use this network to provide lower prices to compete with the big box stores. They have everything for every season whether it's flowers, plants, trees & shrubs to outdoor furniture, Christmas trees during the season accessories and a huge array of grills for those grill master enthusiasts. Oh and of course typical hardware stuff like paint, tools etc. Don't miss going into the yellow house and they even have a restaurant, yes in a hardware store, called Sully's that you can eat and also take cooking classes there. You can also walk around with an adult beverage while you browse! They have the OG at 71st and Keystone, they acquired Allisonville home and garden by Sullivan, 49th and Pennsylvania and in Cicero. NOTE: This review was specifically for the 71st and Keystone location.

Wow! We came for the Sullivan Express Train, but we will return to explore this shop! Beautifully…read moredecorated for Christmas! So many different areas to explore! The store is divided off into different 'rooms' with different types of decor, tools and Christmas trees! Several areas were great photo props for the grandkids! Everyone working was friendly and helpful. Prices seemed to be reasonable. Enjoyed the train, however, next year we will probably find a free Santa to visit as the price was steep.

Visited store today. I'm a little surprised it doesn't have a higher rating. I bought a circular…read moresaw that I will not likely use many times so I wanted a low price. This had the best one. They also had the more expensive saws. I have also found this store to have the most options for cedar lumber. The people at the service desk have always been very helpful. They have a nice selection of Xmas items. The only thing I struggle with there sometimes, is finding what I'm looking. It likely is I visit a closer competitor more frequently, so I'm just as not familiar with the layout of Menards. There also seem to be fewer employees in the aisles that you can ask for help. But when I find them, they have been excellent. Good products good price.

I must be broken, because whenever I see a Menards or hear someone say Menards, I immediately think…read moreabout a guy getting kicked in the stones, exclaiming, "Oh! Me nards!" But really, how could you not? The name of this place is Menards! Anyway, I visited this Menards, thinking, "Me nards! Me nards!" over and over in my head as I went in search of some indoor plants. But what do you know: They must not have indoor plants in late fall, because I could find nary a one. They didn't even have any outdoor plants. Apparently, Menards is not the place to find plants of any kind when the weather turns cold. So I walked around to see if maybe they were hiding the plants somewhere else, and I came across aisles of pet products, Christmas trees, patio furniture, paint, and lots of other things. Menards seems to be a one-stop-shop for home improvement. Parking is plentiful, and it's easy to get on and off the interstate.

Today I used curbside pickup and it was very convenient. I ordered online, and within half an hour…read moreI received an email notification that my order was ready for pickup. I parked in a designated curbside space and checked "I'm here" on the app. An employee brought my order out immediately. The employee was very friendly and the process was efficient. Perfect for a day when I was in a hurry and didn't have time to shop inside.

Let me preface this by saying I'm a reasonable person and don't expect perfection. In general, my…read morein-store experience with this Lowe's location is good. I find the staff and management helpful and the selections good enough for my needs. But we purchased a new patio door there and had it installed. That was mostly a positive experience, both for the sales service & follow up, as well as the door quality and install, with one minor but super annoying issue. There's a strip about 3 inches wide at the base of the footing area where the door frame meets the deck. That strip started to pull up and became a tripping hazard. I assumed this would be a 10 minute fix, either with a screw or glue. No, in fact not. That stupid strip took nearly 5 months to resolve. I'd get texts every day, sometimes twice a day that my part was ready for pickup and then eventually that it would be sent back if I didn't pick it up. That message was meant for the installer not me. I suppose I could have driven to the store and tried to install it myself but I had no intention of doing that on a $6,000 job. Come on Lowe's, do better. For the benefit of others who find themselves in a similar situation, just call the main 800 number, and escalate. That's what worked for me. Good luck!

I've been to this store a few times over the years. Tonight, I stopped in as I'm doing some…read morecleaning and organizing around the house and also needed some supplies for my parents' house. The vibe here? This Lowe's strikes me as ideal for grandmas needing to take care of their flower beds (No, I'm not hating on grandmas) and the yuppie DIY'er whose needs are basic. It's amazing how different places have different vibes. Home Depot is for the true hardcore DIYer who may even want to rent tools. Menard's is a little more family friendly - sort of an urban Rural King. Lowe's? You can get most of the basics here, however, the lack of knowledgeable staff in-store would almost always keep me from hiring anyone to actually install anything. Tonight, my needs were basic. I did ask about steam cleaners - at first, they didn't know. However, a nice gentleman looked it up and took me to the right place. They didn't really have what I wanted, however, he was helpful and even handled my cart (which was awful, you would think in a hardware store they could actually fix their carts). I did get some cleaning supplies. I'm not big on self check-out, however, the employee who'd assisted me handled the check-out - theoretically great, however, when I got to the car I realized the bill was a bit high. He'd charged me twice for the expensive item and hadn't charged me for another item. So, I trudged back in to get that straightened out (it was handled fine). Accessibility here is good. Lots of accessible spots. The doors are automatic. That's always a plus. The aisles are wide and I generally could get where I wanted to go (well, except for that awful cart). My favorite sections here? Appliances, kitchen/bath, and carpet/flooring. I find the cleaning section a little lacking and I find the customer service hit-and-miss (though, to be fair, almost always good in terms of willingness to help). This is a solid 3-star for me. I'd probably have forked over the fourth star if not for the checkout mishap. I appreciated the help - I just wish it had been more accurate. I typically go to the Glendale spot as it's closer to my home, however, I was in this area and there's honestly not a huge difference between locations. I give the slight nod to Glendale, though.

I had to come here to get some copies of a key made, and the staff was very friendly! Pointed me in…read morethe right direction and made sure that I got keys cut that I needed. I appreciated the understanding and help!

We had such a lovely visit here last week, picking up some items for spring garden. The staff was…read moreincredibly helpful and friendly. We purchased several vegetables, like kale, cabbage, Brussel, sprouts, and more. We also purchased some soil and a few other household items we were running low on. Our experience was great from start to finish, and I was very impressed with their selection of gardening vegetables. There were multiple varieties of greens, a dozen plus a Herbs, and pretty much everything you could need to start an expansive vegetable garden. Looking forward to future visits at this neighborhood, hardware store.

I had a hiccup in an attempt to use my rewards points during a purchase and the cashier asked the…read moremanager for help (I think his name was Mark?). He told me he had never seen or heard of anything being online as I was offering to show him the info on my phone. I was confused about this reaction because it was this store that prompted me to sign up for the awards program online in the first place. He seemed agitated and cut me off mid-sentence and walked away from the register. He also said he would 'check with someone.' The cashier and I were both confused by this. She asked him to confirm whether or not he was talking to someone else about it while he was standing 10 feet away noticeably not busy. He scoffed and replied 'I'm not doing that today' while rolling his eyes. The cashier looked uncomfortable and apologized to me. The manager didn't care if I made a purchase or not. I'm not sure if he was in a bad mood before I came in, but he was unnecessarily rude and unprofessional in a situation that could have easily been treated with more grace. The other Sullivan locations nearby have been amazing with their customer service. I recommend shopping with any one of them instead.