This store was well laid out, easy to navigate, lots of employees chatting it up with one another,…read morebut offering little help to potential customers. Prices didn't seem to be any better than the other big box stores in town and the selection was smaller.

Very friendly folks that work here. Asked by 3 different employees, if we needed any help. Stihl…read morechainsaws, paint, cabinets, flooring, tools, lighting fixtures, lawn and garden supplies, house air filters, etc.

Old school, awesome, great place, great people, been going their since the late '60's when my…read moreGrandfather used to take me there. Highly recommended...

Went here for last minute groceries on our way to our cabin and food was way out of date. Meat over…read more10 days past date. Eggs holy crap, more then 30 days past sell date.... lets just stop there cuz i'm feeling sick. Only reason you get a star is I have too.

I'm very surprised at all the one-star ratings. My experience with Lyon was just the opposite…read more The service I received would rate 6 stars. I was ordering custom metal top covers for stucco walls. The metal had to be cut to size and bent to conform to the top of the wall. A knowledgeable sales person answered on the first call. I sent a sketch by text message that was confirmed with a return sketch from their fabrication person that was attached to the order form. Fabrication people called me with questions to make sure that the order was right. It was ready two days after I placed it. Berry's quote in Abingdon was hundreds of dollars more. I highly recommend Lyon.

Do yourself a favor and buy from anywhere other than Lyon Metal Roofing. Sales associates and upper…read moremanagement treat customers terribly. Be ready to be up charged. We ended up going with Heritage Metal. Metal was cheaper, better quality and they treated us like gold. Highly recommended them over Lyon Metal Roofing.

I was there on December 22 2024 was going to purchase Christmas decorations. The sign said all…read moreChristmas was 75% off. When I checked out two items was only 50% off. The cashier said to go to customer service. So went there explained that a floor employee told me that everything was 75% off. The customer service representative said not all was on sale and asked if I still wanted them. I said no got my refund. I will never shop there again. The company should honor their sale and not let two different employees tell the customers different things.

i bought a brand new refrigerator and it messed up at 3 and a 1/2 months they would not take it…read moreback they had us call Frigidaire which said it was not a warranty issue. I had someone come look at the fridge and it is the converter motor which very much is a warranty issue. I will not buy from Lowe's and will not buy Frigidaire again!

Great place to buy feed, dog and cat food! They have most things you need for a homestead. The…read moreservice lady was very polite and very positive in her demeanor! As with everything else, things cost more but they have a lot of sales you can take advantage of!

Tractor supply is a great place to buy bulk farm items of course and this is a good location…read more I actually buy bulk salt here and make up my own organic herbicides with it for weed control The staff here is always friendly and helpful

Very nice colored glass collection very nice people working everything about this store was very…read morenice; definitely stop by next time you're in town!

Picket Fence is an antique mall nestled among a hodgepodge of other antique shops, small…read morebusinesses, and restaurants in the heart in Elizabethton's quaint shopping district. Elk Street has that timeless "Main Street USA" feel that compells you to shop there so you can support the American dream. Picket Fence simply caught my eye because it is a corner store and they had a nice selection of antique glassware on display in the window. Since I was looking for a glassware gift, I got sucked in. I had no idea what I was in for. Picket Fence is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. It's your typical antique mall where vendors rent out little cubbies of space to display their wares. The walkways between the cubbies are spacious enough to accomodate patrons with mobility issues, but some of the cubbies themselves are so crammed with merchandise I could barely navigate my able body 360 degrees without knocking something over. Selection really ran the gammut. Lots of glassware, kitchen wares, collectibles, kitsch. Some books, albums, a little clothing, jewelery. And allllll the way at the back of the store (where it's definitely NOT handicap accessible) is a smattering of antique furniture that made me wish I was in the market for a rocking chair. Prices were overall, extremely reasonable, much more so than I am acccustomed to in NJ. I only visited one other antique shop in Elizabethton so I can't really compare it to others, but I think you could spend about week or so exploring them all. Each shop has it's own treasures just waiting to be unearthed. You never know what you're going to find! I was really tempted by that Alf glass!