Stopped in for a quick return and decided to walk around. Found some items wood shelving in the…read moresize I'd been looking for. Checked out some solar lights, patio furniture and lawn care items then grabbed some candy and out the door we went. Staff was nice. Store was clean. Who doesn't love the rebates!

This Menards is spacious and clean. The employees are always very helpful and nice. If you're…read morelooking for a hardware or lumber store, give this Menards a try.

Shelby from the delivery team is outstanding! She was able…read moreto solve a problem in minutes that regular customer service could not solve in a hour+. She is worthy of a bigger and more important role! Excellent team member thst all others should strive to emulate. Thank you Shelby and happy holidays .

Went in for some deck boards, shelves and a door, but had to check out all the lights and holiday…read moredecor. So much fun stuff, bright and colorful. Prices are good. Service is pleasant. Store is clean. Isles are large. Shelves are fully stocked.

Great salvaged barn raw material for your next project. Store is filled with creative projects and…read morevintage bits. I purchased salvaged barn roofing to add patina to newly built timber frame covered screen porch as siding and on screen doors as inset panels. The vintage panels add so much more character than new corrugated panels, easily recycled material with decades of useful life left in them, and saved me from all the downside having to "age" new panels that still would never be nearly as good looking.

Just found this gem of a shop! The people there are so helpful and friendly. So excited to decorate…read morewith our finds we got from Against the Grain today. We look forward to returning for more soon!

I have bought paint from Mr. Ruffalo several times for large projects…read more This type of service can't be found in these days of "big box" stores and I would rather give a local the business and get super personal service.

Whenever possible, I buy my paint here. Like the previous reviewer, this place is old school and…read morefamily run. If you didn't already know it was there you'd completely miss it. It's next door to Andrea's in Kenosha across the street from the Jockey building. It's best to park in the rear and go in through the side entrance (near the 'garage door') because I don't think anyone has used the front door in ages. They only accept cash or checks! Don't walk in thinking you'll get brightly lit aisles or fancy decor, this place is legit and geared toward contractors, they don't mess around. You go in for what you need and leave with what you need. So you'll have to step over boxes on the floor and squeeze between huge rolls of carpeting (which they also have available for purchase).

This owner's wife needs to be more respectful. The whole family has a genuine attitude because the…read moreparents show no respect for customers and the kids are even worst... they made our whole shopping experience very awkward and unwelcome. I will never go back or spend any money on this family business. I don't recommend it. You can find better-value stones at The Halquist Stone in Franklin on 27th Street. plus and they respect the customers no matter how big or small of a purchase

Super place and great owners. They were very helpful in product selection and loading. Can't wait…read morefor another project to head there again. Thank you

We highly recommend Tithof Tile! From the moment we walked…read morein we could tell they are a team that is committed to exceptional service. The owner John was super helpful and a pleasure to work with. This showroom has an extensive selection of beautiful stone and high-end materials. Abby, was also a big help giving us personalized guidance and was very patient when we needed her help with our project!

I had a tricky project using a flea market find dry sink that I wanted to rework to use as a…read morevanity. From granite selection, design and fabrication to installation the customer care and service was absolutely steller. John, MaryBeth, Tracey, Tiffany and Alex were definately all in sync and worked together seamlessly. I would highly recommend choosing them for your next remodeling project.

Ace Hardware is ALWAYS more expensive than Lowe's and Menard's. Except on firewood. Used to be…read more$4.99 per bundle which beat Pick N Save ($6.95) and Menard's ($6.99). Now, however, they have a new trick. Buy a small canvas bag ($0.99 at any store--$2.50 at Ace Hardware, which tells you something about their willingness to gouge the customer for the same or poorer quality firewood) to load up with loose wood and cart it back to your car. Want more than one bundle? Either buy more bags or shlep the wood to your car on multiple back and forth trips. ABSOLUTELY GARBAGE BUSINESS MODEL. Lost all my business over that. No thanks, not interested in paying $2.50 for a sh@tty bag that at any other box store is a buck or less. When I called and complained, the manager's excuse? lmao "We can't control the vendors who aren't bundling it anymore." No, but you sure as @!#$ can choose to lower the cost of the bags, or just throw them in for free and charge an extra $1 for the bundle--bag the wood and have it waiting. For $7.50+ tax, I expect the wood to be in the bag and awaiting my payment and trip back to the car--ONE TRIP. NOT three or four shlepping loose wood back and forth. Lost my business, and you deserve to lose all of it. Will be spreading the word across social media to avoid this store like the plague.

I would rate 4.5 stars but the half star isn't an option. This is a good community hardware store…read morein a good location and most of the staff is friendly and helpful. Pricing is generally higher than big box stores but the value added is the personal service from the staff which is usually spot on. (And in fairness, they may not always be able to compete on some items as they have less volume on many things.). The recent expansion was a benefit to the community. That said, those of us who are long time residents remember the original Ace Hardware in the Town and Country shopping center that was the place to shop for just about anything in Kenosha. That store was a local icon. I have a feeling that with the right marketing that kind of store would go over well again in Kenosha. I also wish the store hours were a bit longer. But this friendly store is a community asset nonetheless.