Convenient, competitive pricing (mostly), coupon incentives but begrudgingly help if at all and…read moredefinitely not friendly.

One of the last old fashioned "carry everything " hardwares stores in the area. People are very…read morefriendly and helpful!!! They have gifts, clothes, knives, guns, fly fishing , lake fishing, furniture and hardware! You don't want to miss this place! My favorite store in the N Ga Mountains!!!!

We have been going to Reeves hardware for many years,which is GREAT. We have little need to visit…read moretheir buliding supply. Wife took a screen there for repair, 11-4 & was done next day!

They are customer oriented they help where needed ! Love my experience there…read more .they are team mates if someone cant help you they find who can .love that

Worthless. Why have an online inventory when it's not updated or incorrect. Worst Home Depot in the…read morecountry

As one of three Reeves Ace Hardware stores in Clayton, this store has a lot to do to meet the high…read moreperformance Reeves achieves in the other two. But if you're shopping for a chainsaw (or need chainsaw repair), OR you need something like chicken feed, Come to This One. Hubby prefers Stihl. (Could it be because I bought him a Stihl years ago, and it kept working so long that he gave it away when we moved?). Anyway, he just wanted a chainsaw, but I made sure to get chaps and chainsaw mittens. Yes, mittens, people! They keep that one lone finger from meeting a saw blade. And, I have a friend who got a bad scar when a chain flew loose. Please, Be Safe. And Stihl is the way to go. So ..., May I sell you a Stihl?

I have been a customer of this particular store of the Reeves family in Clayton, Georgia for the…read morepast 11 years. During the past 11 years, one of the managers on the feed side of the store, Lacy, was nothing short of a stellar employee, from my perspective. She was always friendly, personable, knowledgeable and professional. Recently, I went into buy some more feed (a weekly event) and was told that Lacy had been let go from the store. I don't purport in any way to be a human resource person, or to tell Reeves how they should be running their operations. I'm also not pretending to have the expertise on matters of who they should hire or fire. However, from my perspective, the Reeves family's HR department made a HUGE mistake by letting Lacy go! 98% of my reason for doing business with this store on a repeat basis for the past 11 years, was because of Lacy and her willingness to always help me along with her friendly "HELLO!" every time I came in the store. From my perspective, the Reeves family has lost a huge asset by letting Lacy go. For that reason, I will no longer support doing business with the Reeves feed and seed store in Clayton, Georgia. I always try to support the local small businesses in my area, rather than doing business with the bigger box stores. I'm going to start going down the street to Tractor Supply and buy the same feed for my animals, starting immediately. I'm also going to share the news that Lacy is no longer in their employment with friends and coworkers, who also support the Reeves feed and seed store in Clayton, Georgia.

We purchased Adirondack chairs and tables manufactured by the Hamish from Zoller Hardware in…read moreCashiers, NC. The chairs were preassembled, and all the hardware was stainless steel. Our sales person, Bert, could not have been more helpful throughout the entire process, including the delivery. We strongly recommend the product and Zollers.

A beautiful collection of the best in everything! I feel like a kid in a candy store only it's a…read morefantastic hardware store! A must see to believe! Everyone there is very helpful and extremely nice!!

There is the cutest little cat there. She was taking her paw and opening the next bag at the…read moreregister. Her name is Ace. Made my day

Great store that's more than just hardware. In a pinch, this is your best bet for stuff you would…read moreusual get at a sporting goods store, Walmart, or Home Depot.

I am without my garage full of tools and bits, so fixing something in the Sprinter van was a…read morechallenge on the road. So when I stopped in here and found a huge selection of tools and bits, I knew I was in a good place. I didn't find an inexpensive electric screwdriver but I did find the angle brackets and screws I need to lock down the table in the van. Great selection and prices were good. The man working the counter was friendly and helpful, pointing me to what I needed and then ringing up the sale. I'm glad I had the opportunity to skip the Big Box and #ShopLocal! [Review 20366 overall - 695 in Georgia - 1344 of 2023.]

I went to Habersham hardware shopping for a lawnmower. I had been shopping on line and could not…read morefind the mower I wanted to buy (TB490XP). I was on my way to Lowes when I decided to try this store. I had to ask an employee if the had lawnmowers and she took my straight to them in the warehouse. They had the exact mower I was looking far. since it was the end of the season they discounter the mower off the sticker price and I got a great deal so kudos to them.

Visited Habersham Hardware today for a glass cutting project. Excellent service - top notch. Very…read morepleased with the outcome which was perfect.

Since I live close I would buy everything from Habersham Hardware if their pricing was close to…read moreLowe's pricing -- usually HH is, on average, 20 percent higher, plus I get a 10 percent military discount at Lowe's so make that 30 percent. So I stop in HH once in a while to buy a single item or maybe two when I don't feel like driving to Cornelia, but that's about it. However, they do have a lot of rather obscure items Lowe's doesn't carry.

The absolute best hardware store around. They have anything and everything you would need. Staff…read moreis friendly and extremely helpful. Always worth the trip. Check them out,you won't regret it!

I like to stick to little family places and generally like this place. The people are super nice…read moreand they have a very reasonable selection given their smallish store. But with the workers not wearing masks during covid - even with it being the law, I will likely be going to Lowes more often. I even understand them not having them on but then pulling them on when interacting with someone, but even when answering questions and helping find items, they often just don't.