So, I have been shopping here off and on over the past 10 years and have always gotten good service…read moreand polite greetings. This week, I received a flyer with a Labor day sale and decided that there were some good sale items and made the trip down to the store. We knew that they were closed on Sundays, but hoped that because the sale went through the 4th, that they would be open for business on Labor Day. We got to the store and unfortunately, it was closed, but they had posted the flyer on their door, so we decided to go back on Tuesday and ask them to honor the prices that THEY advertised. The owner first started with the, "we are just a small business" babble and went from there. Edmunds has 2 stores and has been in business for over 50 years. They could have easily helped us out, but instead they turned us away and chose to turn away our business. He did not even know he had the flyer on his door and said he knew nothing about it. I will not be returning and nor should you.

Edmunds is terrific! We always laugh and say "If they don't have it, we don't need it!" The staff…read moreis super friendly and super competent too! While it is a great hardware store they also have (for example)kitchen, pet, clothing items, etc. They always greet us by name and take good care of us every visit!

Buyer Beware, they are constantly having trouble with their payment system and won't refund your…read moremoney when they screw it up. I had a $387 hold put on my card for a week while they processed the payment for one $55.99 can of pant. Then they posted theee payments for the same can of paint and refuse to refund the overpayment. They acknowledge the mistake but still won't refund the extra charges. they still charged me $167 for one $55.99 can of paint and refused to make it right.

Wish I could give zero stars. The manager is RUDE and tells his employees to "Just hang up" on…read morepeople, no explanation, no class, no thanks.

Great service, knowledgeable and helpful staff. Easy to…read morework with and happy to field questions

My wife was staining the deck and she ran out of stain and at that point all the hardware stores…read morewere closed early on Saturday due to the COVID 19 but they were opened gave them a call and they put to cans on hold for me great doing business with them.

I was in need for some nails to fix up my garage door. And out of no where comes "Brody Edmunds",…read morehe was very helpful and was able to guide me to where the nails were. I am very thankful that Edmunds hardware has a staff as helpful as Brody. I wish other stores had a staff such as this.

They are a small 'mom and pop' style hardware store that has as much outside storage for sale items…read moreas they have inside. A true throw back, but despite how small they are they really pack it in at this store. They have almost as many things as you can find in other bigger stores with 1/4 the store size. I can't help thinking 'fire trap' with the pre-WWII area aisle widths and floor boards that feel like they are from the turn of the century i can't help but think that it would be some what problematic getting out in the event of a fire. On more than one occasion I have found items that i was looking for that i haven't been able to find online at a better price than i have seen at a Lowe's or Home Depot.

Nice to be back. This is a good hardware store. What keeps it from greatness is pricing. You'll pay…read morea little more here. I'm sure the big hardware stores sell cheaper due to bulk buying. Yet thank goodness they have nice employees. Am grateful they have basic fishing supplies. Also love they are so cool, that they have cats inside to handle the rodents. Plus they are friendly too. This makes shopping more fun. It's definitely a part of the New England landscape.

One of the few places in the area for decent prices and selection, if you don't go here there is…read moreEdmunds in Antrim and B'tettes in Pboro and Rindge but if you are coming from Hillsborough, Washington, Deering that is probably far for you. This location was an old bowling alley, the parking makes no sense so be careful when you are getting in and coming out of the building. There are piles of stuff all around the parking lot. Selection is decent although you are better going to Agway for plants, fertilizer and other garden stuff.

Rocky's Hardware occupies the footprint of the old and iconic Clarke's Hardware in the New London…read moreshopping center. Read Clarke retired after a lifetime of commitment and service to the community and this store was sold to Rocky's Hardware, a New England chain based in Springfield MA, with 48 stores including in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Rocky's is family owned. Although most of the original employees are no longer working there, it still remains a super community place in small-town New England. The employees are super friendly and eager to assist. The Ace Hardware affiliation means they can take advantage of a worldwide supply chain. Since the turnover, stock variety has visibly increased. Another addition to their offerings include online ordering. It was sad to see the old family move away. But if it had to, Rocky's is a welcome presence in the community.

Excellent service taking car of making a new key for our chevy cruze. Larry was super kind and the…read morekey was a very fair price. They are the only hardware store within about 35 minutes of us, and we were very happy the level of service. Multiple people asked if we were being helped or had questions as we walked the store. Highly recommend!

On one hand, the B&R staff is always ready to help and knowledgeable about every-day needs. On the…read moreother, I brought in my 100 year-old floor lamp for rewiring and they "lost it" for about a year. I returned several times, but it remained lost; finally, after carefully describing it to a bright young man, he went up to the attic and FOUND my lamp! They'd put someone else's name on it; had it not been for MY perseverance and HIS listening skills, I still would not now have that beautiful 19th century floor lamp in my living room!

This has been my go-to hardware store for about a quarter of a century. They have a knowledgeable…read morestaff, and they carry every widget known ro man. They have creaky wooden floors and a pressed tin cieling, as a real hardware store should. Prices aren't very much lower or higher than the 'big box' stores but the staff knows what they're doing, so i'm happy to pay a few bucks extra. They have fixed chain saw which i though were beyond repair, and special ordered parts i couldn't even find on the internet. What's not to like?

Simply a good small hardware store. Nice people good service. Good stuff. I frequent this place for…read moreall kinds of things. When the hurricane was raging on a year or 2 ago everyone was closed no power and all I went there and bought flashlights. They ran the cards the old school way. Good people!

From the owner: Founded in 1908, Aubuchon Hardware is a family-owned hardware store chain in the United States,…read morewith over 100 stores throughout New England and upstate New York. Aubuchon Hardware stores also offer many convenient services, including free assembly and buy online pick up in store.

Everyone at the store is so kind and I feel like I always get one of the family member owners there…read moreto help me. They allow you to be as naïve as you are, and treat you with such respect, and they have such great knowledge.

We needed to ship a large painting but it was too large for a usual UPS box. Mike and Spencer…read moreCampbell took great pains to package the item appropriately and had it sent to us at a extremely reasonable rate. It arrived in perfect condition.Thank you Mike and Spencer!

I'm a great supporter of local businesses. As a long time Warner resident, I was a loyal customer…read moreof Perkin's Hardware. They had everything from stove pipes to shoe polish, as well as hunting licenses. They were your typical small town hardware store. When Perkin's sold to Aubuchon, I lamented the loss and moved on - the location was much bigger, the inventory almost as good, and the service was good, with well trained employees. Around 2017 there was a corporate shakeup of some sort, and a gradual decline in the level of service, especially in employee training. Only the manager knew how to copy a key, and the young kids they hired were pretty useless when you needed something, and couldn't care less that they didn't know. If you've stuck with me this long, I'm getting to the point - Cyr Lumber at Exit 7 in Warner has grabbed the torch in terms of service and knowledge! They are a full service Ace Hardware, have lumber and building supplies, and provide many of the services that "old time" hardware stores had: key cutting, screen repair, glass cutting, blade sharpening. The whole feel of the place is less corporate, and you actually feel welcomed when you walk in the door! It's a nice change from the big box stores!