First off let me be the one to say they will not make mention of their return policies upfront…read more They have very few exemptions to their return policies and they will not help you understand it. If you miss any return policy deadline then good luck trying to get your money back because they will only spit the same spiel and won't explain further, typically leading to going around in circles with manufacturer and store until you give up.

WOULD NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL ordered carpet for my room and they promised it would be installed by 1…read moremonth it's been 3 MONTHS!!! And the tried to sell us 500$ padding then we looked in the back and there was some that cost 90$. We have called, emailed so we had to go into the building and get it ourselves, staff nice, carpet had to be manually installed. Do better Lowe's

This is a small locally owned store in Woodville, it's not huge but it does have the basics and…read moreeveryone is very friendly and welcoming. I'm definitely making a point to try and patronize them more.

Pretty great! This…read morelittle grocery/hardware store is smack-dab in the middle of ... not really anywhere haha! It's a little town me and my fiancee visited just to get outta dodge for the weekend. We were debating if we should go out to eat for the night or if we should stop by the grocery and grab some stuff for the airbnb and stay in. Decided on the grocery so stopped here due to the intriguing name! I've never seen a grocery & hardware store in one! I wasn't too hopeful, but .... the grocery part was actually very impressive! This little place almost has everything you could want! It has deli type packaged foods and produce on the way in, drinks to the right (including alcohol) snacks and chips n' such in the middle then fridged packaged meats to the back right and more drinks to the back. We ended up grabbing a bunch of stuff and having a decent night in! Prices were pretty ok and selections were pretty ok! Found a little clearance rack in teh back that had some pork rines and bugles, among some others, which were a great find! REALLY cheap clearance, which is awesome! The older checker lady was so sweet and such a quaint pleasure to encounter compared to the usual busy non-chalant city associates I'm used to. I DEF feel like if we visit this area again we'll be wanting to stop at this cute little place again! :P

Thank you for our beautiful wedding cake!!! Your bakery and deli are amazing and we are so…read moregrateful for you.

Nothing for me there but the GF seemed to enjoy it. Every "shop" is a large shed. Cool concept…read more They have a dress store, jewelry store, hardware store with an all round touristy gift shop and a Christmas decoration store. Anywhos, worth the patronage.

we need more things like village hardware. They offer more help and knowledge than apathetic,…read moreclueless employees like the big box stores. Plus they're in a really great old building

Very unknowledgeable and on friendly would not help me with the adapters for what I neededread more

I like Ace and shop there often. They have a good selection and the staff mostly knows what they're…read moredoing. One issue that I do have (and this goes for Sears too!) is that if you're looking at Craftsman hand tools, many of them are made in China now. If that doesn't bother you then you'll be fine. Personally, I'll spend more for American made products. It's hard to find ANY power tool that's American made these days.

Most helpful place in town. Never disappointed over many years. Very glad to hear they have…read morereopened after being bounced for yet another high rise.

I know nothing about home repair and maintenance. Not a damn thing. That didn't stop me from buying…read morea house. And houses need work. There are some projects that are larger, which require professionals. But dammit, some things I should be able to do myself, even if I lack the knowledge or the tools. But going to the big box home stores fills me with a sense of dread. They are overwhelmingly large, it's hard to find anyone who can help you, and the whole experience leaves me drained, dizzy, and nauseated. So I had what I considered a fairly clever idea. Why don't I just call the small, local, neighborhood hardware store, and see if they can help me solve my minor home repair and maintenance challenges? I'll confess that I called another store first before reaching out to Jack's. But it was at Jack's where I found the help, patience, and expertise that I so desperately needed! Project number one was removing the gunk from between brick pavers on my patio, filling them with silicone sand, and other spring yard maintenance. I had no tools beyond the phone in my hand. But Dan, on the other end of the line, walked me through the tools and equipment I would need. He told me the prices, took my order and payment over the phone, and had everything ready for a semi-contactless pick up! That went so well, I returned for project number two, replacing the window well covers that had cracked. Now I am the proud owner of my very first ratchet set! At least, I think that's what it was called. I thought I was going to need some power tool to do the job, and was prepared to drop a lot of money, but I walked out with a bill of about $30... and a Twinkie. Don't judge. It was for my daughter. Needless to say, I have no intention of ever setting foot again in one of those big box home stores. I have Jack's, and it's fantastic!

This morning I got up and when I turned on the shower I noticed the handle was a little harder to…read moreturn. I tried turning it off and it was stuck. The water was running and I had no way to turn it off. A little cursing happened and I went to the basement to turn off the water to the house. After a little bit of a search on 'ye ol' internet I found that our cartridge in our faucet handle went bad. It looked easy enough to do myself so I looked up some videos and found the instructions and got to work. The only hiccup? I needed a new cartridge to replace the broken one. I called Stadium Hardware and spoke to the very friendly Allison who patched me over to plumbing to make sure they had what I needed in stock. Paul helped me out and made sure he had the right item set aside for me. Back to Allison who ran my payment over the phone and I was in my car to pick up the item in minutes. I pulled up to the back and they loaded it in my trunk. Bing bang boom! I was off. And after a bit more cursing, a bit of sweating, and a few false starts our water was back on AND off. FYI -- The store is open to in store shoppers and masks are required. I'm very hardcore about my social distancing due to some vulnerable people in my family so I was really happy to have the curbside pick up option available. Thanks for your help, Stadium!

Why drive so far when there are places closer to home? Because Stadium Hardware has lots of…read moreknowledgable help. Because they will point you towards less expensive options if they have them. Because they will fix something for you if it's less expensive than selling you something new. Because they welcome returns if you buy too much or what you buy doesn't work. Because they pay their help well enough to keep them. Need more reasons? Visit and find your own. You won't be disappointed.