You know that annual trip to the hardward store or garden nursery when you know you're buying…read morepansies before you should (aka frost is still in the forecast), well, I recently visited here for my annual "I can't wait another day to plant some flowers" trip. We popped into the nursery section and were surprised to see a decent selection of spring plants (well beyond what I was looking for). We picked up a few plants and potting soil and fought the urge to buy more. Our checkout experience was smooth and quick. This location is ideal - not too far from Trader Joe's and our other "to do" spots (about 20 min. from downtown).

We came in today to check out refrigerators and a few other items for our new home. The new Latin…read morelady in the large application section was very nice and helpful. We did end up purchasing a refrigerator before we left. While checking out the appliances one of the Lowes signs fell from a refrigerator and onto my foot causing a bruise. I would suggest a new signage system to prevent further customers from being unnecessarily injured while the are shopping. I would also like for management to be more engaged with their employees. We stood in an aisle of the tools sections waiting for help after we asked for it for over 20 minutes. In that time I counted 5 employees standing around doing nothing but talking while we were waiting. We finally got fed up with waiting and checked out. We came to Lowe's after going to Home Depot where the service was even worse. After this I don't know if we will want to support either business.

I love the lawn and garden center here, and today there are beautiful mums and other fall plants…read more I was also searching for a particular succulent today, and after searching every garden center and nursery in the area I thought I would check Home Depot since I was in the area. I was greeted as I walked in, and I headed for the indoor plant section. I was amazed to find the plant I had been searching for at every area nursery, African milk tree (Euphorbia trigona) There was an entire section of them, all very healthy looking and at an unbelievably inexpensive price. The information with them said that they were raised especially for Home Depot on a family farm in California, providing the family farm bio. I purchased several, and the friendly cashier mentioned that another customer had bought an entire cart full of them. I told her they were hard to find and I was very happy to find them here. So Home Depot is definitely more than a home improvement store. The next time you are looking for indoor plants be sure to check them out.

FAMILY RESTROOM toilet seat broken 7 months--reported a dozen times. Always "3rd-party service, no…read moreidea when fixed." Dangerous for kids (could buck like a rodeo bull). Home Depot sells toilet seats but can't do a 2-bolt fix in-house? Reevaluation of maintenance plan needed.

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.

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.

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.

Great spot for UPS drops, accessible, friendly, found easy parking, I always recommend pirate ship…read morefor discounted labels!

Fusek's is a solid hardware store in the city and they always have been really helpful to me. I can…read morerun in and get help finding what I need (or quickly told if they don't have it!) I reqlly love being able to buy like just one screw at a time. Sure the prices can be a little high sometimes but it's the price you pay for convenience and service.

The East lake Bin pulls are well made and as described in the website. The ordering went…read moreperfectly, and arrived promptly. It was fantastic!

Ordered hardware "ornaments" for an antique trunk I was fixing up. They were exactly what it needed…read moreto go from plain to perfect.

Great Lake Ace is the new Ace hardware store in Boone Village. The new store blew me away with all…read morethe high end brands and the locally inspired gift center. I really just stopped in to check out the new merchandise, but ended up filling a cart with plants, bird seed and more. They carry all the major grill brands including Green Egg and Traegar. They carry Stihl, DeWalt and Milwaukee tools. Outside there were a selection of spring plants. I loved the gift area. They carry Justin Patten art featuring Zionsville, the Indiana Universities and the Indy 500. They also carry a number of other Indiana products that make great gifts. They carry a unique mix of hysterical greeting cards (I bought a couple). the staff is friendly and helpful. I had a couple clerks ask if I needed help.

Stop by today to get a couple bolts and whatever I needed to hold on a new license plate holder…read more I was pleasantly greeted and helped by several of the young men and a lady that made sure I ultimately got what I needed . I was very pleased with a customer service. That is very hard to get at the big box type hardware places.

We needed to replace a bracket that broke in one of my kitchen drawers. After a quick internet…read moresearch, Benge's indicated that they had one in stock. Joe, the manager, helped locate the bracket which took some time. Joe provided great service. Benge's Ace is new and upscale Ace Hardware in Village of West Clay. The building has an art deco facade. The store and merchandise are immaculate and well organized. They carry a good selection of grills, power tools and everything a hardware store should. It is noteworthy that they carry a limited selection of frozen Moody meats. Moody is my favorite local butcher. Prices were reasonable. I think the store has the best selection of funny greeting cards that I have seen anywhere. The store also offers patrons complimentary popcorn and Rivet coffee. Gourmet coffee! What a treat! In case you were wondering, my husband was able to replace the drawer bracket and my kitchen is back to normal. We even went back over to Ace and ordered another drawer bracket so we would have a backup. Benge's Ace is a great addition to the neighborhood. The staff is friendly and helpful, they have a great selection of stuff I need and reasonable prices.

Wow, still has that new car smell!! Brand new Ace Hardware in Village of West Clay…read more This store is stocked with all the goodies! I was impressed with their selection of tools, parts and more. Like other ACE hardware stores that are in the "mid size" you'll find everything you need up to bulk building materials. The parking was a little confusing. The main entrance is not on the main side facing the street but around back. But there is tons of parking and everything inside is very well laid out and labeled on what is where. The place is immaculately clean and the staff were all very kind and helpful. This was my first time in so I'll provide another update upon a return trip. The prices were fair and average for an ACE store and considering the side of town. All in all it's super convenient for those in the area to now have a local hardware store nearby.