The staff is extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Whether I'm buying a replacement screw for…read morepennies or something big they take the time to get you what you need. It seems like a family environment there. Great part of the community.

Good selection and better prices on tool rentals than big box stores. Excellent personal service…read morefrom a local hardware store.

I'm a single woman homeowner and the service at Eastwood Hardware is invaluable to me! As soon as…read moreI walk in, there is always someone to listen to the repair problem I have, takes me to the section that has what I need. I never get that service at a big box store. Eastwood's prices are comparable and the products are better, in my opinion. I will always go there first!! Great store.

This is a small hardware store, located in a small plaza with a Giant Eagle, a pizza place, a…read moreChinese restaurant, a jewelry store, and a few other places that come and go. This location used to be a dollar store. I was heading out to the grocery store the other day and needed just a few items for our new house. It could have waiting, but I figured I'd give this hardware store a try, since I was right there. I was looking for three things: numbers for our mailbox, a silver light switch cover (we were one short), and a plastic piece to go over a vent. Surprisingly, I found all three at this little gem. The only downside is that the switch covers only came in brown, cream, and white...no silver for a double switch. No worries. Since they were something like $1.39, I bought one for the time being until the next time I head out to Lowe's or Home Depot. On the down side...unfortunately, I don't think this place will get much business. It's in a bad location and really just can't compete with the bigger box stores. However, I hope it sticks around. The employees were more than helpful and I got a great big smile from the cashier. The prices are obviously a little more expensive than a bigger store, but they were not outrageous. For me, it was worth it to just have to drive a few miles down the road.

Absolutely love this store! I have been going to Robinson's to pick up small hardware items that I…read moreneed since I've moved to town a couple months ago and I recently found their upstairs Loft with additional home goods! Very kind owners and I will be coming back anytime I need something for my home.

Local hardware store that offers greenery for the winter holidays. After we picked out our tree…read more($100), we got to pick out a free ornament from The Basket Loft upstairs. The staff helpfully tied the tree onto our car. Parking out front and in the back.

4.5 stars. Harbor Freight Tools is a private retail chain that has locations across the U.S. It…read moresells products such as power tools, hand tools, tool boxes, hardware, painting supplies, generators, etcetera. I visited this particular Harbor Freight Tools store in Ross Township, PA. As I walked around the store, no employee greeted me. I could not find a specific product, so my husband asked the cashier, and she pointed and told us roughly where to walk. I noticed that Harbor Freight Tools sells many in-house brands that competing retailers do not sell. Their website lists brands such as Bauer, Doyle, Franklin, Hercules, Icon, Pittsburgh, Predator, Vanguard, Warrior, and many others. I chose four products to purchase. At the checkout counter, the cashier immediately greeted me, scanned my products, signed me up for the store's membership program, processed my payment, and thanked me. Compared to Home Depot's prices for similar products, my package of sand paper here cost slightly more, my package of screwdrivers cost significantly less, my paint brush cost slightly less, and my gloves cost significantly less. Furthermore, the membership program allowed me to select one free product from a table, and I chose a pair of $2 gloves to receive for free. I have not yet used all of these products, but they appear to be a good quality. I am not sure yet how they compare to competing retailers' big-name brands, but Harbor Freight Tools's website says that the quality is similar and the prices are lower because they cut out the middleman. The store's policy allows returns and exchanges within 90 days, and tools have a lifetime warranty.

As a new home owner this is one of my go-to stores these days. In the last week I've been no less…read morethan 5 times and always find the staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. Glad to have expert knowledge there when I need it and friendly faces each time. They really took care of me recently when I was needing tools for laying vinyl plank and new baseboards!

This place is such gem! A small town hardware store that has nearly every type of bolt, screw,…read morewasher, lag etc that you could need. Also have Stihl equipment and they do a great job repairing equipment. They repaired my power washer for a more than fair price. They might not be the cheapest place but the value they bring is worth every penny. They have my business for life!

I called asking for if they have a part and because the guy did not believe there was no exit hole…read morefor a bolt, the guy said good luck and hung up on me. When I called back, he starts yelling at me.

Stopped by with some questions about an issue with my car and was greeted with fantastic customer…read moreservice and product selection. Ended up giving me a sample of a product instead of charging me for a new bottle at the expense of a sale, so you know these are good guys. Could not give a higher recommendation. Go here instead of bigger chain stores.

Funny, I never knew what this place was all about, but honestly I had no reason to until now. When…read moreyou think Strip District you think food and knickknacks, not cleaning supplies. Just so we are clear this isn't your every day type of cleaning supplies that you can get in any store, these are the industrial/commercial items that you use each day when you visit any business/hospital/school and so on. Everything from mops to soap dispensers can be purchased here. Set up an account if you want and have it delivered to where you need. The showroom (I suppose that's the best way to describe it) has a few items set up so you can see them in person. But the one employee suggested to look online if you want to see everything they have to offer. Just because they offer items meant for professional cleaning does not mean you can't come in here and buy a bottle for yourself. Actually do come in here, these guys are the real deal and know exactly what they are talking about. There are also other items for purchase that I know most of use could use at home.

i want to thank colkers for giving me a chance to show my willness and hard work for the disabled a…read moreprogram that the contacted with mercy behaviol to give them a chance. i really enjoyed the experience it motivated me to want to do more. i want to thank you and ill keep u in my prayers. i'm retired today got to take care of my health.keep reaching out and you will be truly bless. first lady theresa carroll.

They have an overwhelming selection. They could be better organized. But they do have a lot of…read morestuff.

I wish I could give them negative stars, they earned it…read more ProSource KNOWINGLY sold me a stone tile/backsplash product that MUST be cut wet. However, it contains a water soluble glue which makes this impossible as the stone falls off the mesh backing when it gets wet. I was NOT made aware of this when I purchased it and Prosource denied knowing the issue even existed until 2 months in on a phone call with Ed the showroom manager, who was dumb enough to admit they knew it was an issue. I spent countless hours calling and emailing both the manufacturer, Topcu, and ProSource attempting to learn a way to be able to install the product as my wife and I both really like it. I even purchased 3 additional new diamond blades in a vain attempt to cut it, because "this has never happened before". Then what I was told, and I still cannot believe they were stupid enough to suggest this, was to remove each individual stone from the backing, cut it wet, then glue it back on. After a ridiculous amount of back and forth the final answer the manufacturer said to do would cost more than the product itself did, take countless hours of work, be nearly impossible to do correctly and completely make the product un returnable. For an alleged high end product that cost over $300 per box. ProSource refused to take back the product except under unreasonable circumstances, only taking back non cut and non broken sheets, a 25% restocking fee AND my paying the freight back to the manufacturer in Georgia. The manufacturers rep admitted to me on multiple occasions that the situation was ridiculous but still I could not get an acceptable resolution from them either. I guess they expected me to lay down and take the abuse. Not this guy. I fought and I won...just like I told them I would. Now I get to warn you. Who is dumb enough to use a water soluble glue on a product that must be cut wet? Topcu. Who is both dumb enough to sell that product to consumers without telling them? Dave at ProSource Monroeville. Who is dumb enough to insist this has never happened before? Todd at ProSource Monroeville and Brian at Topcu. Who is dumb enough to admit this does happen and I was lied to repeatedly for over 2 months? Ed at Prosource Monroeville. Who was smart enough to give me my money back? PNC. You would be better off buying your supplies at a flea market. But if you want to buy this crap they sold me check the usual spots where people sell stuff, I will be listing it for sale there until someone buys it, which I expect will be a very long time.