If you are tired of dealing with the big box chains, stop in over here and you'll quickly be…read morereminded of what an old hardware store was, and more importantly, should be. Great selection of tools, fasteners, lawn and power equipment (purchased all of my Stihl equipment here), and the collective knowledge of the employees is immense. There is a reason they've been there for decades.

Great service and selection of materials. Always my go to store for my home remedies.read more

Friendly, helpful service. Huge range of products. Many locally produced products, such as honey,…read morelocally crafted mugs, etc.

Super nice and welcoming staff who knows their stuff. My go to store for all things house and…read moregarden. They even helped me overcome my fear of power tools. Zoom, zoom!

Ace Hardware is very close to my home and has excellent customer service. I purchased a Weber…read moregrill from them 3 years ago and Scott went above and beyond to fix it for me. He got the parts and came to my house and got me up and running again. I wouldn't go anywhere else for home essentials.

I was greeted by Greg at the door. He helped me find a compatible part for a garden hose over two…read morevisits in one day. The smaller hardware store vibe was honored by Greg this day and I hope he is working the next time I need help at Delk Rd Ave Hardware.

Excellent staff and service!! Personnel were very helpful and knowledgeable. Wide range of…read moreotherwise hard-to-find items in stock. Ordering online for 48 hours, or less, store pickup is convenient too. Reminds me of how many businesses USED to be - friendly, helpful staff, pleasant environment, fast service due to more than adequate personnel and registers! Great experience, highly recommended!

Introduced my son to this place and he loves it…read more At work, we use Grainger several times a week and occasionally pick up at either the Hickory of Charlotte location. Very convenient and great service. New granddaughter arrived in Marietta and went down to meet her for the first time. Some was having a problem with his wet and dry vac which died the day before we went down so I made a suggestion. The suggestion was try Grainger because I knew they carried such an item and actually had bought two from them in the past year. Got there on Friday and called to confirm they had stock, which they did so we drove over and picked one up. Good price and while there were other places we could have picked up one cheaper, it's not worth it. Excellent quality that lasts and a great replacement policy if it dies. In the long run, this is the best hassle free, and most economical alternative. Strongly recommend

Yesssss Service here is 10/10! Smiling faces and I love a…read moregood HD! The selections are plentiful The value is you get what you need and pay for it I really love this location too

Staff was extremely helpful in me finding what I needed for a project. This will probably be my…read morefavorite store to come into for assistance from now on!

According to Bloomberg...Northern Tool & Equipment is a…read more "Company Overview Northern Tool & Equipment Company, Inc. retails and distributes various tools and equipment to industrial sized companies, small shops, and do-it-yourselfers. It offers air and power tools, generators, pressure washers, air compressors, welding equipment, hydraulics, small engines, trailers and trailer parts, towing products, water pumps, tractors, outdoor power equipment, automotive equipment, lawn and garden equipment, abrasive and sand blasters, alternative/renewable energy products, clothing and footwear, construction equipment, electrical products, fans, and farm and acreage products. The company also provides food processing equipment, fuel transfer and lubrication products, hand tools" from Bloomberg Research https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=4205118 They're based out of Burnsville, MN and in my opinion they are one of the coolest store to check out. Stuff I didn't even know existed do exist at NTEC. They have stuff like pressure washers that cost as much as a down payment on a small condo and if you want a dollie...they have about 12 in all different sizes and shapes. I came in looking for a big push broom for a client of mine....don't ask. I went to Homie D. (Home Depot) Lowe's, Wally Walmart, and Ace. No one seem to have a decent push broom that didn't cost $80. So I came here out of suggestion by the nice folks at Graingers....a shout out to those guys there... Now most place have just one kind of push broom but not NTEC. I think I counted at lest 4. I didn't know there was such a big market for them.... Well I ended with one for less than $20 and according to the packaging it was made in the USA. For fun I wanted to throw some rope, black trash bags and a shovel into my order to see if I would get followed by Homeland Security....I did get a good laugh out of the cashier..... 1416th review 6/25/2018 336th review for 2018

The employees are lazy & rude! it's absolutely amazing for…read morethis store even has two stars! The employees like to stand around the register & put effort into not helping you

10/10 on customer service. Grant answered my questions, walked me around the store to find the…read moreitems I needed, assisted at check out and signed me up at the store for an account using a mobile number. He was knowledgeable, professional and kind. The store itself was clean, organized and hands down amazingly priced. I spent 1/5 of what I would have spent for the same hand tools here versus Home Depot or Lowe's and they come with a lifetime warranty, so if they break- just bring them back and swap them out. This is my new go to store! I would recommend to anyone looking for decently priced tools for simple projects at home.

These people are rude. They answer the phone and then after a few sentences I find I have been…read moretalking to an empty line. I call back and I get somebody on the line who talks like they are intoxicated, anyway I eventually asked for somebody else in the store to talk to and the person disconnected me again.

This Home Depot is the closest to our house, and we have experienced consistent customer service,…read morecleanliness and organized aisles for the 15yrs we have lived in Marietta. We recently had our back deck rebuilt. Home Depot had everything our installer requested with competitive pricing (compared with Lowe's and Metro Building). Our first large lumber order was placed online and delivered directly to our driveway for $79 + $30 so we could specify the delivery window. Our installer didn't give much notice when he was ready for the deck, railing and balusters. The lumber crew was so helpful, offering to cart the 2x10x16s and 2x4x16s I needed before 7am and help load them into my Expedition EL. For the 66 deck pieces and balusters, I was able to order online for my installer to pick up without issue. Once the deck was complete, we returned the few extra items with ease. We love this Home Depot and appreciate their continued excellence.

After many years of using this store, it has become very unfriendly and unhelpful. I came here to…read morepurchase a pressure washer today. Waited for help, went to the front ask where I could get a cart. The young man pointed outside said they're out there. They were outside and all the way across the parking lot, he offered no help at all Went back once I had my cart asked someone to meet me at the pressure washers. He said OK and started talking to his coworker again 10 minutes later and no one met me there so I left very unhappy. I didn't see anyone here that looked like they were in charge or anyone who looked like they cared.

Poor quality product. Claims to have a 25 year warranty but only lasted 4 years. Company refused to…read morelive up to warranty. The "hardwood" which ended up just being laminate just wore away in over 100 spots. The photos show just a fraction. The inspector told us we should be able to scrub with a green scouring pad. We never did that as just wiping water up with a paper towel caused damage. Some even under a rug that has never moved. Don't waste your money

First off, their website is terrible. It is impossible to navigate. Most of the links redirect back…read moreto the top of the page. This is probably the only site left on the internet not using HTTPS. They do list catalogs for each of their vendors. But as an customer service rep told me, they don't carry everything their vendors sell. If you are looking for a specific type of product (say sheet goods) you have to search each vendor's catalog. After talking with a rep on the phone, I was even less impressed with the company. Each location carries different stock, so the company doesn't provide a physical catalog or a PDF (so you are stuck combing through things on their website). So for each item that you want, you have to call and ask if it is available, and if not come up with another option. I was also surprised at how little they did carry. I was looking for OSB and was told that the Atlanta warehouse didn't stock OSB, in any size. I was also told that I would be charged retail price unless I setup an account, which requires filling out an application. Why make people jump through these hoops? There are so many other lumber delivery options in the city I can't understand how this place is still in business.

Go to spot for hard to find nuts and bolts - and when you don't want to buy a pound of nails or…read morescrews for a small repair. The staff are quick to identify what you need and where to locate it. Pricing on some items can beat Amazon and the big box stores, but not all items. You have to shop and price compare. Very happy with paint matching here - better than big box counters.

I went in the other day to get a product.There was an older white male that was eager to help me…read more For whatever reason, he would not allow me to touch the product. He showed me where it was and wanted to hurry back to the front with it in his hand without letting me even look at it. I stopped him saying I needed to compare the product to what I had to make sure it was the right one. There were multiple options and no differentiating description on the front. You also couldn't see it fully without opening it up so I was trying to make sure I had the right one. I did not want to come back or have to go somewhere to replace it. He kept rushing me and when I went to take the product to look at it, he held onto it until I had to pull it out of his hand. He literally pressed his fingers together gripping it. It was very clear he did not want me touching any of the product in the store. I guess he thought I was going to grab it, stuff it down my leggings, rush past him and out the store. It was $7. I had no purse and had my wallet and keys were in my hand so I have no idea where his imagination was going. After I looked at, I was decided to try it so turned to talk to the front check out and he grabbed it out of my hands to walk it to the front. I typically shop here because the Lowes is far but I'll take my business elsewhere. I wouldn't want to frighten the old white men with my presence. Fox News must have told him every POC wants what they have and will steal it right in front of them in broad daylight. In reality, I would rather not speak or deal with you either.