How is it that I'm the first person to review P&T Surplus?!?…read more This place is really cool. It's a junk shop, and mean that in the best way. They have electronics, computers, and miscellaneous mechanical stuff (metal stock, plastic stock, etc) I believe they also deal in scrap metals by the pound, if you happen to have a ton of scrap brass rods or something. There's a cool vibe here where local artists (that, I assume, have used parts from P&T Surplus to create sculpture and other mixed-media art) have pieces on display. They also have a really large section of obsolete computers and parts, which is good if you need to replace an ISA card or some other kind of 10+ year old computer part that nobody seems to sell any more. To me, surplus stores are about picking up obsolete electronics for experimentation and parts, not art, but hey, if that's what keeps this place going, then I'm happy for it. The prices are not marked on a lot of the surplus items, so you have to go ask at the counter. The prices can be a little high, but luckily they are quite nice there, and sometimes you can dicker with them a little. One thing that is a little weird is that a lot of the electronic surplus seems to come from IBM (some of it is still labelled) and I always wonder if they came upon it honestly. I think they probably have some kind of deal to purchase the IBM scrap, but you never know. Anyway, there really are no other options in the area for an electronics junk-hound like me. If you are interested in surplus and electronics, you owe it to yourself to stop by.

A great junk pavilion in the middle of nowhere. Enough surplus equipment and supplies to build your…read morenext army of robots, just in case you want to become an evil dictator. Good prices too. Not as quirky as the great Ax-Man in Saint Paul, Minnesota, but few things are. Still, worth a trip if you're in the area and need a spare hydraulic ram, vacuum tubes, and miscellaneous gauges. Steampunk away!

John Denter has always provided me with reasonable prices and excellent pick up and delivery…read moreservice over the past 15 years.

From the owner: Denter Sand & Gravel Inc is a reputable company based in Kingston, NY, specializing in providing…read morehigh-quality sand and gravel products to various industries and construction projects. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction and reliability, Denter Sand & Gravel Inc offers a wide range of materials to meet the diverse needs of its clients, ensuring timely delivery and competitive pricing.

My experiences at this location have not been very good. It does not seem like a particularly…read moremotivated team here...not motivated to engage with customers, help customers, sell to customer. They do, however, seem motivated to: 1) Get off the phone with you as quickly as possible. 2) Send you to another department before you even finish what you are asking--or say "no," as quickly as possible, regardless of whether they are correct or not. At least they let you linger because they do sell lots of DIY equipment and materials...but with a "DIY mentality," ie find it yourself. Special call out to the Yelper who mentioned being sold a discontinued stain: 100%. Same thing happened with me with a marble sample.

Regardless of their low rating, our landscaper guy and new contractor swear by this place. Off we…read morecame. Located at the Kingston Plaza in Kingston, NY, we came here for a color stain for raw pine doors we'd purchased at a door store. Herzog's is big- not Home Depot big- but it's got a lot of what you may need for home repairs. They carry lighting equipment, painting items, a kitchen+ bathroom design dep't, textiles, BBQ accessories, vacuum cleaners, gardening supplies, candles, some clothing- heck, even minimalist jewelry in a glass case, etc. My girl with the glasses in the paint department was smooth and patient. She took her time when we asked her questions about colors and how each color stain would react to raw wood. Service was fine, we left with smiles and was the opposite of everything that's been written here in the past. Whether you're working with a contractor like we are or you're one of those Do-It-Yourselfers, this is your place.

Aside from a hardware store in Woodstock, NY by us, we just needed other items and more variety…read morethat only a big-box offers. This Kingston, NY Lowe's is about a 15ish minute drive from where we were at and checked most of the boxes. For a weekday afternoon, this Lowe's was a breeze. No hoards of people around you and you had the aisles to yourself- but floor sales associates, were almost nil. When you finally got someone, service was helpful and to the point- including the self-check cashier who acknowledged hubs' military discount when she had to swipe a barcode. We didn't have major issues. It's easy-going here and we took advantage of some sale items with a good price tag. I like their products- but as far as on-the-spot service, you gotta search for it here.

Friday, Dec. 20, 2024. The older woman at custom service threw me serious shade when I asked a…read moresimple question. I guess it was too simple. Merry Christmas to ya.

Custom design and fabrication with consciousness. Amazing inventory, most of all, Megan is a…read morepleasure to work with. Got a piece for my apartment in Brooklyn, you would be amazed at how conscious and sustainable wood products can completely shift the energy of your home.

From the owner: Sustainable heirloom-quality solid wood furniture, wood counter tops, mantles, custom furniture and…read moreretail displays, kiln-dried lumber and live-edge slabs - using wood milled from fallen and urban Hudson Valley trees.

The store has everything for Homey- Goods: huge selection of cool stuff. The staff is generally…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. Everything seems reasonably priced. The main attraction is probably the giant train track that goes around center of the store. The thing is awesome and has multiple rail lines running through. Worth a stop even if you don't plan on buying anything! (Though you probably will.

Great hardware store with plenty of staff to help you out. They have helped us with several…read morepainting projects and have a little bit of everything a person needs. A kitchen and bath design shop inside was a good surprise and gave us some ideas during our renovations. Worth visiting during holidays for their train set in the store.