Great neighborhood spot. Lots of unusual old time hardware needs can be found here... V belts,…read moreindividual bolts and screws etc. staff is very knowledgeable about what they have.

If it's a tool or a screw that you need this is the place that has everything the weekend handy…read moreman needs

Always have what I'm looking for. I especially like the personalized help you receive when you…read moreenter the store. Someone is always willing to help you .

This is my go to first stop whenever I'm looking for something while working on things around the…read morehouse. I live close to this location and it's so convenient being located next to Wegmans. The service here is always willing to help or answer any questions they can if you're looking for something in particular or need advice on a project. They have a good selection of things. Sometimes I still need to go to a bigger store like Lowes afterwards but they have the basics here for the most part. This is that small hometown feel of a hardware store that I'm used to and I love the local feel of this place.

I would give them 0 stars if I could. I scheduled a pick-up of my snowblower, in which I purchased…read morefrom them, for them to look at for repairs. I waited until 6:00pm and no one showed up and no one called me. When I called to see what happened, Dan (I believe his name was) in a rude tone, told me they must of forgot about me and that they bit off more than they can handle. And then silence for about 10 seconds before he hung up on me. I guess I should find a new repair place for my snowblower as well as a new place to get a snowblower from when this one finally quits.

Unbelievable place. Although it took several tries to reach by phone, when I arrived it was easy…read moreto see why. Besides expert small engine service, Totally Tools is the areas best-kept secret for new and used tools at pre-2000 prices.

Stopped in for rock salt and a little throw rug for my wet shoes .found rug fast and a worker asked…read moreif I needed help i did to find the salt he helped me even but it in a cart and took it out to my car love there service here! Fasted I ever was in the store!

Great customer service, friendly staff, all the products a basic DIY'er needs. Plus they will talk…read moreyou through your project if you need it

I consider my jeans as hardware. Because the more I eat, the harder it gets to ware them…read more What is really amazing about Hector's? (1) The customer service, just like the old days. Forget Home Depot. (2) The prices are fantastic and reasonable for the small things that shouldn't cost a lot, but do at other places. I would highly recommend Hector's to anyone and everyone, even though I know absolutely nothing about hardware.

Love Hectors Hardware for their old style customer service approach. A couple of great guys were…read morerunning the place the day I came in. Was able to quickly find the items I needed and was tempted to buy a few things that was not on my list. A great alternative to Home Depot.

Restocking fee? What a joke! Purchased a plasma cutter…read more Before opening I realized that I needed the next size larger unit. Return the unit to the store and I was charged a 20% restocking fee which amounted to $50. I was going to purchase the larger one as soon as the return was complete, but I told him what they could do with their plasma cutter then told them they lost a customer and I walked out. I canceled the inside track membership a couple years ago because that just was a waste of money and now I'm canceling harbor freight. Update - Writing this review reignited my anger, so I tried one more time by spending 34 minutes (22 of it on hold). All I received from that waste of time was that they will send a letter to the district manager?? Now I'm pissed so I go to the store and politely demanded my money back. I got my money back and a lame excuse. In all 1hr 15 minutes round trip. All this time for 50 bucks, I guess it's the principal of it.

Stopped in for the first time today to pickup 2 items as a gift. I was going to order online, but…read morewhen I saw the in-store pickup option, I opted for that. But it's not as smooth as other websites, they want you to call the store with the part number to confirm availability. However this wasn't too bad, the associate Tom pulled the items for me and kept behind the counter. The items were ready for pickup immediately, so it was great to be able to pay in store then be in and out quickly. The associate that cashed me out was courteous, and overall I had a great experience! I would recommend for their nice staff and good prices.

I've been to this Rockler's a number of times and each time the staff has been incredibly patient -…read moreshowing me where to find things, answering my questions, and giving some pro tips to make my projects easier. I also appreciate that I don't feel like they're trying to oversell or upsell on things I could do less expensively. For example, we are redoing our kitchen ourselves (it's an ongoing process if you know what I mean) and we reused the old cabinets because they were in good shape. The old cabinets had doors that were not compatible with hidden hinges unless you wanted to spend an *obscene* amount of money on hinges. The guys at Rockler's walked me through the options and I realized that we just needed new doors. Initially I thought we would make the doors but then that felt a bit overwhelming with all we needed to do. So I decided that we were going to buy doors. Rockler's sells doors. I figured that was perfect. When I went back in to tell the guy helping me that we were going to buy new doors, he told me that the style door we were interested in was actually a very simple one to make. He outlined the process right then and made us feel much more confident about the process. Making doors is really a better option for us because we will save a lot of money that way and we've done some woodworking before - just not cabinet doirs. We stopped in today to get our materials and when I saw that they didn't have any reviews I wanted to add one right away. If you're looking for a truly knowledgable staff that will support you or simply provide quality materials, definitely stop into this location of Rockler's.

This was my first time in an Ace Hardware! I came in because I needed contact paper for a craft and…read moreAce came up as having it the cheapest as I searched online. I visited on a Saturday morning and was greeted as soon as I entered, and an employee offered to help me find the contact paper right away. The cashier also cashed me out quickly. Overall I had a good experience and would come here again if I needed something from a home improvement store.

I will start with the fact that I have never been treated worse in my own house than I was by a…read morePlumber (Mark) from Ed Youngs Hardware. He came out a few weeks ago to fix my basement toilet. He told me it was not up to code and he said that's why it wasn't working. He worked for about an hour and a half installing a vent for our pump toilet system. I never saw him do anything but install the vent. He never looked at the pump system at all. And obviously that was the problem. But he said it was fixed and I paid well over $600. Being a basement toilet, it wasn't used much, so several days later I discovered it still was not working. I called and they sent the same guy to fix it properly. He couldn't have complained more about actually having to finishing the job this time. He actually said to me, "are you on some kind of medication or something?" blaming me for the job he never fixed the first time. He said that I was to blame for the pipes being clogged. When I asked him, are you saying that I, using it at most three times since you were here, am responsible for clogging the pipes? He paused for about 5 seconds and then said "yes". I know he never really checked things properly the first time, because I was checking on what he was doing. I called and left a message with the owner and of course he couldn't bother to respond to me, a customer... and on top of all else, the plumber started raising his voice at me. He obviously was caught lying regarding even looking for any other reason than the vent issue as to why it wasn't working. When I spoke to the plumbing manager, he told me that they have been in business 100 years? How did that help me?? The guy that was in my house, should not be anywhere near the home owner. I did find someone that fixed it. Will never go near Ed Youngs again.

I like to recognize when I receive good customer service. I especially like to highlight it when it…read morecomes from younger people. Ryan, the Tool Rental representative at the Clarence/Williamsville Home Depot deserves to be highlighted. He was professional and actually knew his job very well. He told me all I needed to know about the tool I was renting and even some extra pointers along with being able to clearly explain their rental agreement and pricing. . He didn't mumble in speech, he gave me eye contact, he shook my hand. When I know I'm gonna receive good customer service, I don't mind driving a little further or paying a little more. Ryan provides that type of service.

Typical Home Depot.. Even though you can get so many of your home repairs, remodeling supplies, as…read morewell as gardening supplies here. I find that Home Depot is more geared to contractors, and their competitor is geared more towards homeowners. Maybe it's just me, but I think you get a different feel. But I get so much from Home Depot that I am a frequent customer. I take full advantage of their interest free promotions.

I HAD to stop by this adorable store. I drive by it daily, and each time I was super intrigued. I…read moreeven looked them up on Facebook, and saw a mix of really great handmade furniture, and other knick knacks. I had to go. I had a little spare time while passing by again today, and pulled in. I was immediately greeted by Riley, a good natured Golden Retriever with a tail on non-stop wag mode. Passing through the door, I was also hailed by Dan Curtis, who owns the shop with his wife, Julie. Dan warmly welcomed me right away. For a small, cozy shop in someone's home, it is PACKED full of lovely things; handmade candles, birdhouses, decorative hand painted signs, antiqued furniture, floral arrangements, tea, etc. And even though the sheer amount of goods was a little staggering, there was definitely order to it. I was immediately charmed. While I browsed, Dan chatted with me and another customer perusing the shelves. "95% of the things you see in the shop are made right here by my bride," he informed me. "There's nothing she can't do." Looking around, it was hard not to be impressed. A few minutes later, Julie came out, and like her husband, I found her very gracious and welcoming. She was happy to chat with us. For handmade things, I was surprised to see that the prices really weren't as high as I expected them to be. I picked out three wall accents, and I think I spent less than forty bucks. Not bad. I could have bought more (and wanted to) but my budget wouldn't allow it. This place is awesome, and I love love love supporting a local business, especially one run by such friendly people. I'll definitely be back - they have great gifts! Oh, and a tip - if you can't make it in during normal hours, you can make an appointment. And if you swing by off hours (within reason, obviously) and Dan happens to be in the shop, he'll open it up for you. Yay for a great locally owned shop! (PS. I wish I could give this place another star, for the adorable dog.)

I wanted a pottery barn" syle bedroom for my daughter. could not afford all the great looks. I…read morebrought in a picture from the catelog and Julie, the owner, was able to match the flower pattern and painted a mural on her wall and created a couple of awesome decorations including a growth chart that can be taken down someday for my daughter to have. So creative! Don't be fooled by the primitive syle country store that it is. They are so creative, they nailed the modern look design in their craft as well!