They don't have 'everything', but they've crammed quite a lot into Barnum Hardware. My wife and I…read morego there to get better paint, good advice and supplies. Recommended, especially if you're not looking for a big box hardware.

I was looking for a new dead bolt strike plate for my front door that wouldn't lock or stay…read moreclosed. I removed the old plate and brought it with me to Barnum Hardware. A man behind came out from behind the counter to help me. He said my plate was very old and obsolete. He came up with the idea to cit off a center bar on the plate and maybe, just maybe it would latch again with it removed. While I waited for him to return another man was assisting my friend and he was just as helpful to her. We thanked him, paid for our purchases and left. Once home, I put the strike plate back on the door jam and closed the door. It worked! I can close and lock my door again. I'm giving Barnum Hardware and that men that work there a 5 star review. I will never go anywhere else for my hardware needs and my friend agrees.

Always great to go to shop at a place which is not necessarily a big box store. They have just…read moreabout anything you may need and the staff to assist you in a more personal way. It's imputó not lose places like these. By local.

Everything went well. For a small hardware store they always have whatever I need. It's old school,…read morewhich, sadly, means they truly want to help you, are personable, and do help you figure out what will help you with your project.

Hemlock is a great locally-owned and locally-operated hardware store that has never left me…read moredisappointed when I've needed something. They are so much nicer to deal with than the big-box stores.

Nice hardware store with nice and competent people. Only thing to know is that unlike every…read morehardware store I have used they do not carry or mix paint.

I purchased a Bobcat Zero-turn mower. Jeff Mullins very responsive and knowledgeable. Delivered to…read moremy home in Guilford the same day. Great overall experience.

Poor customer service. Try to resolve issue with owner several times about shipping refund. Staff…read morehung up on my calls several times. Think twice before purchasing from this company. Got stuck paying 530.00 in shipping fees.

Oredered a new glass fire screen for our family room fireplace. Owner Richie ordered the one we…read morepicked out. He and his assistant George did a beautiful job of installing it. It works perfectly. Their work was skillful and neat. The price was reasonable. Richie called later in the week to see if we were liking it. We were. I would recommend this business highly. We will be using them again for other current projects.

I've always been committed to my local hardware store because I want small local business to stick…read morearound. Tell me I have to wear a mask even if I'm vaccinated and I'm out. Home Depot is 30% cheaper with every single item and I'll go there from now on. Goodbye

Attentive service by friendly, knowledgeable staff. Ample stock covering many categories.read more

These guys always seem to have just what I need - and they are really great about explaining how to…read moreuse their products. DOn't let the small size fool you - I suspect they have a Mary Poppins' bag of materials downstairs based on some things I've requested but didn't see on display. Voila!

Goody's is a great resource for homeowners, DIYers and others…read more A locally owned, old-time style hardware store, Goody's has all you would expect plus they have a large selection of paints and painting accessories. In addition, it's a great spot for Weber grills. Over the years, I've bought three from them.

I still shop here and still get great customer service every time I walk in the door. It doesn't…read morematter if I'm getting keys, propane, or something else for a project. I have been there at least 100 times. They are locally American owned and that is important especially in today's world. Goody's hardware is a great value and member of the local community. Remember it's the locally owned businesses that sponsor local events and local youth sports teams 95+% of the time. No, they are not nor have I ever had them be the sponsor of any team I or my kids have been on, just to be clear for the naysayers.

The staff is universally rude, ill-mannered, incompetent, and all employees act like and appear to…read morehave spent their lives in a hermetically-sealed environment devoid of joy. They communicate mainly in grunts, exasperated hand gestures, annoyed sighs, grimaces to signal their profound disgust that you're in their store, and cheery banter like 'I have no idea what you're talking about'. In terms of value, you can buy one handful of brass nuts and bolts for $50. I strongly recommend seeking out alternative nut suppliers.

If you think it's impossible to find, then look here. They have every screw nut or bolt available…read moreon the market. Their knowledge is quite valuable. They will have the product and advise you on your need. The service is simply helpful.