Always willing to help, I needed duplicate keys made they were done promptly. Business has been a…read morestaple on Crystal Street for decades, you can find items in there that you probably won't find in the big box stores. A genuine hardware store.

Great hardware store!! Very good friendly service…read moreGood selection in stock Overall great place to shop

Today had to have a couple of keys made, and pick up some bug spray. Great customer service…read more. Nothing like going to a mom and pop shop, they treat you just like family.

Bangor,PA is a small town and I just moved here 3 months ago. I'm used to going to Lowes or Home…read moreDepot until I decided to try my neighborhood hardware. I'm happy I went in because they have everything I need and saves me from driving all the way to the bigger stores.

From the owner: As your neighborhood Do it Best dealer, we are committed to providing you not only with quality…read moreproducts, but more importantly, with quality customer service. We recently re-organized our plumbing and electrical sections to better serve your needs, and if you can't find what you're looking for on our shelves, we encourage you order from our catalog or shop online and have your items delivered to our store with no extra shipping fees.

I had a really really bad experience with one of the employees. I contacted the manager who…read morebasically told me all her employees are wondertul and would never be hostile, but because I came less than an hour before closing; maybe they were stressed, and having a bad day and that she would "coach" them. Eventually the manager became talkative but initially even her response was cold, suspicious and unnecessarily unwelcoming and I wondered if this was why the employees felt entitled to be nasty for no reason. It's such a shame because this had never happened there before. Why 17 yo girls are given the right to be unhelpful and mean is beyond comprehension. At the point they feel entitled to verbally attack customers asking what aisle to find something in, is the point I am going to keep recommending people go elsewhere. As per the manager - when "bad things happen" we should all use it as a way to grow. Honestly, I came for gardening supplies, not a life coach talk. When someone is being abusive because I asked what aisle something was in - the abusiveness is NOT time for psychodynamic reflection. I am (was) a customer. If you can't keep your business kind and respectful for people who shop there - we won't shop there. Shame on you. All of you including the dopey hostile cashier. Terrible.

Ive always been happy to pay a little more to support local business and always had a decently…read morepleasant experience here in the past... but this happened last time I came in. Both registers were working due to numerous customers. After waiting in line, I went up to one that had opened. A lady with what looked like dyed red hair who I had never seen there before was working the other. She called for next in line once, then another time in my face giving me a dirty look. I moved from the register I was at to her, and the next person in line then took the spot where I was. She rung me up saying everything with a nasty tone and then shoved the receipt at me. I'm just going to make the drive to Lowes next time where at least the employees don't act like that. Not to mention it's way cheaper for the exact same item.

I was disappointed to find out that Blue Ridge Lumber bought Cramers and decided not to sell and…read moreservice outdoor power equipment any longer. Scott Sebring ran an excellent business and was great with customers. Not every power equipment dealer out there could be as customer friendly than Scott Sebring was.

Out of business new business in place wood selling company not Cramer's do not come no housewares…read moreno service

I own a house in Tobyhanna and am making improvements in preparation to sell. My experience with…read moreHome Depot was mixed: 1). Carpet and kitchen floor measurements (Poor) Home Depot requires that they measure rooms to order flooring. You can't measure it yourself. The wait for an appointment was over a week. The first appointment was cancelled at the last minute because the person called in sick. I had to wait another week for an appointment. The second appointment was cancelled at the last minute because the person called in sick. The measuring was done on the 3rd try. Total time elapsed was over 3 weeks. 2). First Carpet Installation Job (great) No problems with carpet installation. Carpet looks great. Price reasonable. 3). Kitchen floor (great) I had vinyl plank flooring installed. It came out great. Installation went well. Price reasonable. The delivery process was somewhat inconvenient. The installer could not bring the tiles to be installed. They had to be delivered separately. The first delivery attempt was cancelled because there was a moderate amount of snow in the driveway. I drove over it with no problem. Delivery was made ob second attempt. 4). Second Carpet Order (Totally Unsatisfactory / Order Cancelled) I ordered carpets for 2 additional bedrooms. 10 days later I've been calling to followup on order and try to schedule installation. Home Depot has problems finding the order. Says it doesn't exist even though I have receipt and charge to my credit card. Phone calls are dropped. Call backs are agreed to and don't happen. I just disputed the $2,000+ order charges with my credit card company. I spoke to Pam in flooring and she agreed to email me the measurements that I paid for so I can give them to another vendor. She agreed. No email was sent. Home Depot is affordable, but can be very difficult to work with if you need a project done quickly. I live in Delaware and am only near the East Stroudsburg store when I'm visiting my Tobyhanna House. Dealing with them by phone is a nightmare.

We have found everything we needed for our kitchen and bathroom projects with helpful staff. Prices…read moreare reasonable and there are a lot of options to choose from.

Blue Ridge Lumber, formerly known as Cramers, has truly evolved into a comprehensive destination…read morefor all your household and garden needs. Their wide-ranging inventory encompasses not only lumber but also an impressive array of products. Whether you're embarking on a home improvement project or simply restocking your essentials, Blue Ridge Lumber has everything you could possibly require. One of the standout features of this establishment is the sheer variety of goods they offer. From houseware to plumbing, kitchen to bathroom supplies, and even outdoor equipment, it's a treasure trove for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts alike. The presence of American Flags in their inventory is a testament to their commitment to providing for all aspects of home and patriotism. Convenience is a priority here; they can cut keys within minutes, ensuring that you don't have to wait long for an essential service. In today's world, where safety is paramount, they also stock N95 masks and other protective supplies, demonstrating their dedication to customer well-being. However, it's not just the products that make Blue Ridge Lumber exceptional. Their staff is the heart and soul of the establishment. Friendly, welcoming, and incredibly knowledgeable, they are always ready to assist you. What's even more commendable is their willingness to go the extra mile. If you can't find something in their inventory, they're more than willing to place special orders for you. This level of service is a rarity in today's commercial landscape. Shopping at Blue Ridge Lumber isn't just about fulfilling your shopping list; it's an experience in itself. You're not treated like just another customer; you're welcomed as a part of their local community. Your needs and preferences are their top priority. In a world dominated by large commercial chains, it's refreshing to have a place like Blue Ridge Lumber that prioritizes local values and customer relationships. By choosing to shop here, you not only get top-notch products and services but also contribute to the vibrancy of your local community. Blue Ridge Lumber is not just a store; it's a partner in making your home a better place. In conclusion, Blue Ridge Lumber is more than just a lumber store; it's a local institution dedicated to serving its community with exceptional products, services, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended for all your household needs. so stop shopping commercially and shop locally at your friendly Blue Ridge Lumber with home care to your every need, it's my go to place!

When Blue Ridge Lumber took over Cramer's, one of their first orders of business was to get rid of…read moreCramers powerhouse, a very reputable power equipment dealer who served the Poconos for decades. This power equipment dealer, formerly known as Sebrings Powerhouse, was one of the best outdoor power equipment dealers I've ever done business with. To lose such a reputable business is terrible. I think that if Blue Ridge Lumber would have kept that outdoor power equipment business that would only help their business both in sales and service.

I attended a League Cup as a player on December 7th, 2025. During one of the rounds, I witnessed…read morethe following incident between two players, I will refer to here as Player 1 and Player 2. Player 1, who was new to completive play, shuffled his deck after a deck search, but did not offer it to Player to for a cut before drawing from a card effect. Player 2 called a judge after this happened. After reviewing the situation, the judge issued Player 1 a warning for failing to present the deck for a cut. Following this ruling, Player 2 became visibly upset and began using profanity and getting very angry, where I was feeling unsafe. Player 1 attempting to deescalate the situation responded, "you don't have to rule shark me over it." Player 2 then escalated the situation by saying, " meet me outside and see what F***ing happens" along with other curses and violent threats. The head judge, Alan, attempted to disqualify both players, despite Player 1 being the target of the threats. Player 2 left the venue. Player 1 stated he would contact the police regarding the threats if he was disqualified, the judges allowed Player 1 to stay and finish the tournament, where he placed second. During the tournament, Judge Alan proceeded to act unprofessionally towards Player 1, and threw prize packs aggressively at him at the end of the rounds. After the event concluded, the judges informed Player 1 that he was banned from future tournaments at that store. Based on what I witnessed, and as an active member in the community and pokemon professor, I believe this decision was unfair, as Player 1 did not instigate the confrontation and was subjected to direct threats from Player 2. This store and the judges have a very bad reputation in the area, being unfair to new players and unsafe for women to play. The judges have also made fun of the community calling them "autistics". I strongly believe that they should not be in good standings with the Pokemon Play Community and should not be a sanctioned store.

This gaming store is located on Main Street in downtown East Stroudsberg. With Spider-Man and a…read moresmiling Pikachu beckoning from the main window display, it's hard not to walk in and check it out. Inside the store, the first area to greet you is board games, with options for different game styles and interests available. Pretty ok selection for reasonable prices. Towards the middle of the store is the cash register area on the right with collectors' "weapons" displays overhead for safe keeping and display. To the left is a section with American DC/Marvel comics and a small shelf of manga. Further back is a smaller, more specific modeling and other comic related section, followed by open tables in the back for Magic and other card games. Terrific idea to incorporate tables for player interaction and provide a space for gamers to enjoy games in person. In the very back is an e-sports area with consoles and computers set up. When I visited, these weren't in use, but good idea for non-covid times. I also noticed signs posted up for special game nights on certain days a week, for example one sign listed a Pokémon weekly game night. Covid-related: staff wore masks as did most of the patrons. There is a sign on the door requesting customers to wear face coverings. There did not seem to be a limit on # of people in the store, and when I was there on a Saturday early afternoon there was probably around 10 people in the front section of the store and about a dozen seated in the game-play area in the back.