I came here for a hand truck (dolly) as we were moving into a place. They had a lot of options…read moreavailable and I settled on an inexpensive model (around $70) that would carry up to 800 lbs. This store location has a lot going on in that parking lot and the Home Depot is back in the corner.We ended up eating at the Chick-fil-a in the same overall location but there were many options available. I did not have anyone help me there, which was fine as I knew what I wanted and I knew where it was because of the app. And, yes, I used self-checkout to keep my anti-social feelings happy.

It's your typical Home Depot. It's what you'd expect. Most associates are knowledgeable…read more Delivery/Installation can be hit & miss but that's not directly releated to the store.

We stopped here on our way out of town one day to look at some items they had in the lot. To note,…read morewe did not step foot inside as we were only here to see what they had outside. Looking for outdoor decor can be frustrating and just a drain. It was kind of nice to be able to just stop and browse through what was available on our own and not be bothered. We browsed all that we could outside and that says a lot. This spot is jam packed with items to make sure you want to buy something. We however did refrain from purchasing anything. It was more like a mission to see what pricing would be like so we could compare to other places and then make our decision.

Small Hardware store/Landscape Supply Center they cover most of the bases from firewood to…read moreVersa-lok retaining wall blocks and everything else they always come through in a clutch.

This hardware store is a gem. They are so helpful . I needed a part for 50+ yr old toilet…read more Made great recommendation and helped me trouble shoot the problem. Also, helpful tips on install. My brother and I rebuilt the toilet . Tank bolts, new gasket ... No leaks. I never thought possible. Thank you !

I've lived in the area for maybe 15 years and until a month ago I finally stopped in this hardware…read morestore. I needed an inch 1.2 PVC T for a pipe work I was doing at home. I didn't feel like driving to Lowes or Home Depot. I called and they said they have it. I stopped and told them what I called about and they had it waiting for me. Cost me $2 and some change. How great is that. This place was something out of a movie. Small hardware store that looks to date back to the early 50's potentially. Nice that these types of places still exist. Everyone was pleasantly nice here.

Great service. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Had exactly what we needed for our A/C unit and got…read moreit up and running again. Highly recommend.

Very helpful. Everyone that works there is very knowledgeable. Everyone there is very patient.read more

Who would have guessed that I could have fun exploring a hardware store? I went inside to have…read moresome keys made and before I knew it, I became so caught up with looking at the latest cure for killing stink bugs or the newest product that is sure to leave your windows clean and streak-free that I ended up spending way more time then planned. I found out that this location offers a wide range of party rental equipment including the large inflatable children's bouncy slides etc. I like that they carry products that are not available in the box stores and that there is plenty of help within eye shot if needed.

I love going here but it closes at 6pm on weekdays and it makes it extremely hard to visit. I'd…read morerather not go to a big box store outside of my neighborhood, but I don't have much choice. It would be great if the store was open late a few weekdays for people that work during the day. The prior ownership had longer hours.

If you want to learn something about woodworking, this is the place to go and Travis is the teacher…read moreto seek. I have taken 2 classes with Travis and he is very, very knowledgeable, very skilled, and he will teach you the theory behind the project, what to expect, how do to the project safely, why you do certain things, and he is an excellent teacher. Rockler provides good tools and equipment for the class.

Rockler Woodworking & Hardware is a retail-store chain that sells woods, hardware, power tools,…read morehand tools, and more in stores across the country. Merchandise includes woods (e.g., domestic, exotic, plywood, and veneer), hardware (e.g., slides, hinges, and knobs), power tools (e.g., routers, planers, saws, sanders, and drills), hand tools (e.g., clamps, chisels, tape measures, and screwdrivers), etcetera. I have not done serious woodworking in many years, but this store offers merchandise that is of use to me, such as sanders, glues, and stains. During my recent visit, an employee asked me if I needed any assistance and was courteous rather than pushy. The shelves were fully stocked and well organized, and I found what I wanted. As for prices, I did compare many of this store's prices to a competing online retailer's prices, and some were lower, and some were higher. I want to also mention that this store offers woodworking classes in which you can learn to make a pepper mill, bowl, vase, and more. According to an informational sheet, each class is roughly a few hours long and costs over $100.

Service was always muted but sufficient. Usually respond minimally to cust. Seems bare bones on…read moreselection now. Might be fading out

Last reviewer has 46 reviews and they're almost all 1 or two stars. Professional complainer?…read moreAny basic google search will let you know that a ceramic birdbath cracks in the cold. I've purchased dozens of pellet bedding here and never had a problem other than when I got it wet myself. The package recommends wetting it as the preferred method of use anyway. It's a friendly locally owned store never had an issue.

4.5 stars. Harbor Freight Tools is a private retail chain that has locations across the U.S. It…read moresells products such as power tools, hand tools, tool boxes, hardware, painting supplies, generators, etcetera. I visited this particular Harbor Freight Tools store in Ross Township, PA. As I walked around the store, no employee greeted me. I could not find a specific product, so my husband asked the cashier, and she pointed and told us roughly where to walk. I noticed that Harbor Freight Tools sells many in-house brands that competing retailers do not sell. Their website lists brands such as Bauer, Doyle, Franklin, Hercules, Icon, Pittsburgh, Predator, Vanguard, Warrior, and many others. I chose four products to purchase. At the checkout counter, the cashier immediately greeted me, scanned my products, signed me up for the store's membership program, processed my payment, and thanked me. Compared to Home Depot's prices for similar products, my package of sand paper here cost slightly more, my package of screwdrivers cost significantly less, my paint brush cost slightly less, and my gloves cost significantly less. Furthermore, the membership program allowed me to select one free product from a table, and I chose a pair of $2 gloves to receive for free. I have not yet used all of these products, but they appear to be a good quality. I am not sure yet how they compare to competing retailers' big-name brands, but Harbor Freight Tools's website says that the quality is similar and the prices are lower because they cut out the middleman. The store's policy allows returns and exchanges within 90 days, and tools have a lifetime warranty.

As a new home owner this is one of my go-to stores these days. In the last week I've been no less…read morethan 5 times and always find the staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. Glad to have expert knowledge there when I need it and friendly faces each time. They really took care of me recently when I was needing tools for laying vinyl plank and new baseboards!