I bought couple of gloves Yesterday, one being xxl and another med. One of the gloves were too…read morelarge so I wanted to return it with the receipt in hand. After two days of altercation and useless excuses they declined to honor the return. Especially manager, Megan, wanted to feel powerful or prove someone a point by keeping on her denial which was a bit petty. If you want better service go to Saranac Lake Aubuchon.

Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Also, rather than having us pay full price for a new…read morelawn mower, they advised us that the very next day that same item would be 25% off. Saving us a ton of money! Will be back of all our needs. Will recommend!

Store manager Dan Rabideau deserves a shout-out. Despite a crippling back injury, last week he went…read moreout of his way to assist me in getting a perfect color match on some Benjamin Moore paint stain. Everyone in this store is knowledgeable and courteous. It is a pleasure to shop here, I find excuses to come in and browse. Highly, highly recommend.

This store is the best in Ticonderoga. The employees are very helpful and polite. The store has…read morealmost everything you could ask for. I am in the store at least 4 a week. Thank you are your help!

I walked in knowing I had no idea where to begin with a plumbing issue and walked out with full…read moreconfidence, understanding what I needed to do. Thank you, Will, for your kind & patient explanations. Haven't experienced that kind of service in a very long time.

Don helped me tremendously. He tried different bolts until he found the one that fit. He was…read morecourteous and cheerful and so so helpful.

I have been my own GC and CM on a renovation project. A lot of moving parts. I have found that the…read morepeople at Coakley have been just great. For example, Dawn has been a real pleasure to work with in the flooring area. She knows a lot about her business and products. She is very anxious to help. I also have found that Coakley carries very good quality items. Both the tile and the hardwood flooring was excellent to work with and to look at. The things you don't see, Hardy board and thinset and shower pans are also excellent quality and brands. Other products have been great as well and other people well educated and trained. This is a small company that deserves the community's support.

Always helpful staff backed up by a fine array to choose from…read more Prompt special orders filled usually on next slated weekly deliveries.

Pine's really has almost anything you could possibly need! From tools, to paint, to clothes,…read morecleaning supplies, kitchen essentials, toys, kayaks, etc., Pine's has got it! We love Pine's Country Store!

As the owner says : "I will order anything you need, but 80% I already have it on the shelf."…read more This isn't an empty boast; with an upstairs and storage out back you can find most anything you need for your life. And the friendly staff is worth a visit all alone

Ward Lumber provides excellent customer service! Recently, I contacted the Ward and communicated…read morewith Jay Ward about an item that was not stocked. Still, Jay and the Ward team quickly responded, researched where to find the item, and offered to provide the item at a fair price. This type of prompt and quality service is not common these days. Ward is definitely trying to make customers happy. Think of Ward when you have building supply needs.

From the owner: "Ward Lumber is a dealer of hardware & lumber as well as an Authorized Benjamin Moore Paint Dealer…read more We stock: Pine, spruce, cedar, concrete, blocks, insulation, drywall, decking, hardware, tools, fasteners, windows, doors, animal feed, dog food, pavers, retaining walls, fire pits, garden supplies, soil products, propane, fencing, glass, chain, electrical, plumbing, kitchen & bath, carpet, flooring, and other building supplies. Ward Lumber has been in operation since 1890 & recently became an employee owned cooperative in 2021, continuing to serve generations of families in the North Country. We strive to be the best building supply company in the Northeast by providing quality products, professional services and value to our customers."

The service at Bisbee's is second to none. I have never been greeted with anything but a smile and…read morea "how can I help you?" in the many years that I've been going there. The staff has helped me with the weirdest of questions and always works with me to troubleshoot how to finish the ridiculous DIY projects that I've taken on... The selection of products that they sell always amazes me considering it is a hardware store in a small town, and the prices are honestly comparable to the larger stores. Don't even think about going anywhere else for projects in the Valley.

We love Bisbee's - Great customer service and they're always helpful in recommending local…read morecontractors/painters/etc. when needed. Good selection and nice size store. We use them for paint, tools, hardware, etc. Very happy with the kitchen cabinet pulls we purchased through Bisbees.

I have been dealing with Rudd and his team of experts for about 10 years and the service that I…read morereceive is always top notch . All his counter people are experts and know their products . The delivery service is always on time and eager to lend a hand. All and all we would never even think of dealing with any other company

From the owner: T.C. Murphy Lumber Company can be proud to be selling the worlds most renewable resource, lumber,…read moreat one end of its business and generating its electrical needs by using another renewable resource, water, at the other end. Adirondack ingenuity, hard work and a true respect for the environment can be used to sum up these real life historical events that have taken place at the mill creek dam. The mill was powered by a 21″ S. Morgan Smith Turbine that with a 17-foot head developed 59 horsepower. The water was brought into the mill through a large wood flume and pen stock. The flume was unusual in that four or five logs could be floated in and lifted at the same time with a jack rig, putting the logs onto the skids and ready to roll on to the carriage. In 1958, the wood flume and pen stock were very rotten. The turbine was worn out, and estimates for replacing it were over $6,000 for materials alone. This brought about the decision to pour a concrete wall that would seal off the flume and shut down the Saw Mill. For the first time in 131 years the land on the east side of the mill creek dam did not use the power of the water to operate machinery. This changed with George Van Voorhis III’s vision to use the energy from the dam to produce electricity for the Lumber Company. In 1979 the vision became a reality with the purchase of a 1933 S. Morgan Smith hydroelectric turbine that produces 95 horsepower.