You can a 100×'s and no one will answer. This is what discusses me with a home town business! Guess…read moreI'll pay Lowe's less $ and atleast I'll get something other than a full answering machine

Franklin is an interesting store for a 21st century shopper to find; it's almost a throw-back to…read morethe days of the one-stop general store, but it is chock-full of modern products so don't be confused! Anything you may need for a pet, home repair, herd of livestock, or construction project can probably be found at Franklin at a lower price than any of the big box stores in the area. They also sell small animals that were bred and acquired humane ways instead of coming through animal mills. (Huzzah for ethical means!)

A real hardware store is a rare animal to find, and Franklin Feed & Supply is a great example of…read morewhat hardware stores used to be. While Franklin doesn't always have quite the wide spread of generic items (i.e. non-hardware things like AC units), their selection of tools is often wider and more varied; most certainly, the tools and supplies that are available are generally higher quality than what you will find in the big box stores. This hardware store has become my first stop, because the quality is better and the prices are just as good, if not better than the chains.

The staff is super helpful and friendly, and they load all of your lumber for you. Prices are…read morecompetitive and all of their lumber beats the quality of your big box store.

If you live in the Shippensburg area, you can depend on McCune to advise you on quality materials…read morefor any home project you are planning, such as replacement windows or a new entry door, and they will suggest local contractors that are well respected for doing quality work in a timely manner. Five stars for this business.

First time going into this store with my husband, and while they have a very large selection of…read moreitems, we are HIGHLY dissatisfied. The customer service was horrendous. An elderly red headed woman working the register gave us nothing but dirty looks, and I can only assume it's because we are heavily tattooed. She was very impolite with a terrible attitude towards us. Another heavy set woman with glasses sitting behind a desk was very unwilling to help us and dismissive as well. We went in seeking the remainder of scoop-able bulk sand, and we were constantly shut down by them saying there wasn't enough for a tractor scoop. Mind you, they sell it by the 5 gallon bucket (easily 10+ there), and they weren't even offering us that. Just, "there's not enough" period. We bought the other items and as I walked out, I took a picture of the sand and went back in, knowing there was easily a tractor scoop and a half. After telling them there was plenty they finally agreed to "attempt" to scoop it. Well....there was enough for 2 scoops. The man who operated the tractor, THANK YOU! You were very polite and kind to us. I went back in to pay for the 2 scoops and again, the red headed woman, didn't want to believe me when I told her 2 scoops. Just kept looking at me like I was the devil reincarnate. I told them, "before you refuse to sell something to your customers, you should look next time". Moral of the story I guess, get off your bums and look first at your inventory AND don't treat people poorly because of their looks.

If you're looking for a place where you can load all your own materials while employees stand…read morearound talking and watching then this is the place for you! And don't even think of asking questions to the fella at the counter in the lumber yard because he has the IQ of an animal cracker!

If I could give this business ZERO stars I would. All they care about is their money. We had a…read morebroken storm door and I was willing to spend a good amount of money on a decent storm door but he was too lazy to care and offered just to fix it. The door was back to the way it was within a month after he "fixed" it. He couldn't even be bothered to knock on the door even thought he knew I was home, and sent me the bill in the mail without saying a word. Don't waste your time or your money and find another place that you can actually trust- and work with people who are decent human beings that care about more than the money going into their pockets.

From the owner: Wnidow, Door and Siding…read more ABOUT US Welcome to The Door Store and Supply. We are located in Shippensburg, PA and are Window, Door, and siding suppliers. Our inventory is available to contractors and the DIY handyman. We offer top of the line brands and manufacturers, not only with our large ticket items, but also with all our accessories. If we don't have it, we will find it! Please call or stop by our showroom and start dreaming. Our experience is our business.

I was told by a customer service representative over the phone that the item would be held for me,…read moreonly to be turned away when I arrived at the store. The staff suddenly claimed that they weren't going to sell it to me after all, claiming that I hadn't purchased from them in over a year. I have purchased from them yearly for the last 18 years, with this past year being delayed with the loss of my Mother and needing to be out of town. This was a complete waste of my time and felt incredibly unprofessional. If this is how they handle basic communication, I wouldn't trust them with my business.

Who likes the hassle of getti g their chimney cleaned? I certainly don't!…read moreHowever Mace makes it easy. Friendly staff, a cleaning, servicing of our pellet stove & recapping of our chimney cost a grand total of $195. Oh we bought our stove from them too. Never a problem to be had & keeps our 2,500 sq ft home toasty all winter long for less than $900. Better than oil or natural gas, whole lot greener too.

Calling a nurse practitioner a hospitalist seems misleading? I would feel better knowing a…read morephysician was in the hospital for emergencies, not someone that never went to medical school. I suppose cost savings outweigh patient safety now?

The staff here are extremely incompetent. I went to get blood work done six months ago, and called…read moreahead giving them my insurance information, twice, over the phone. When I arrived on location, I verified the information at the desk with the secretary or office assistant. The women took a copy of my insurance card and verified my appointment, and the fact that I called ahead. Now, six months later, I am receiving calls from a debt collection agency for 1,300 dollars, and the hospital is claiming that I didn't have my insurance cards. As you can tell I am very frustrated with the below amateur level competence of staff.