Needed a match on a old paint and also a paint for a metal roof that also needed a match. Both…read moreworked out great!

I heard that these guys have recycled paint sold under the brand name "metro paint" and I wanted to…read moretry this stuff. I figure that for sheds and fences and the stuff like that it would be cool to both use some recycled paint and save the money. These buildings don't need that perfect satin finish or the exact shade choices that an interior room does. I didn't spend more than 4 minutes in the store due to the efficiency of the employee. I will definitely go back for future paint needs.

Don't bother showing up at 1 on Saturday, after driving all over a town because the other stores…read morehave no stock. Sherwin Williams here we come.

I was trying to locate the location for 646 SW Oak St in Hillsboro but couldn't locate them here…read more Just want to say that I thought recycling old paint would be a process and possibly costly. I am happy to say that it was about the easiest thing I have done in a while. No problems, no charge. I attempted to return to Sherwin Williams but they gave me the NoGo. Happy to be able to do the environmentally friendly thing.

After three days of searching for someone to help me with my lamp. I called Home Depot…read moreelectric/lamp dept...Larry said,"if you bring your lamp in I'll see what I can do" turns out he's worked for Home Depot 18yrs... he's a retired Vet/electrician he was my Champion today. He took my lamp apart & fixed it. He was wonderful. This man deserves a raise he was amazing!! Please reward him in some way! Home Depots getting my families business going fwd...LARRY'S A ROCKSTAR!

Home Depot has mastered the art of taking your money and disappearing the second there's a problem…read more We bought a water heater from them, paid a licensed plumber to install it, and the garbage they sold us turned out to be defective right out of the box. Naturally, we contacted the store expecting them to stand behind the products they profit from. Instead, they immediately hid behind the manufacturer and acted like none of it was their problem. So apparently Home Depot's business model is: Sell defective products, collect the money, dump the customer onto someone else when things fail. Amazing system. Truly. Anyone can make money if they never take responsibility for what they sell. And this wasn't even a one-time experience. Nearly everything we've purchased from this particular store has had issues, defects, or outright failures. Getting anyone there to help is like talking to a wall. No ownership, no urgency, no accountability. Just endless "you'll have to call someone else" nonsense from employees who clearly have been trained to avoid responsibility at all costs. At this point, it feels like Home Depot is less interested in customer service and more interested in being a middleman for defective junk while leaving customers stuck dealing with the consequences. Companies like this wonder why customers stop coming back and why people are abandoning big-box stores. Here's your answer: People are tired of paying premium prices for garbage products and nonexistent support. Absolutely pathetic customer service.

Suburban Ace Hardware is located on 185th just north of TV Highway. The parking lot is small and a…read morebit inconvenient if you're heading south when you leave. This store carries all the typical items found at hardware stores including paint, plumbing and electrical merchandise in addition to lawn and garden. With a few exceptions, the employees are all knowledgeable and welcoming. There are two downsides to shopping here. The prices are a bit higher than their competitors and they have somewhat limited hours of operation, closing early and only open 12-5 on Sunday. But overall it's a nice local store.

Everyone here is knowledgeable, kind, helpful and always happy to step up. You won't find this kind…read moreof service the the other big box stores. Thank you for keeping customer service alive!

They provide the highest quality, and their expertise for lead renovation and challenging projects…read moreputs them on the top of many other professional painting companies. Highly recommend them!

Honestly, the best crew ever…read more Daniel and his team were extremely professional and ready for the task. From the initial experience of painting the exterior of my home, I sought their expertise to help with a minor project with the interior. I've hired them twice thus far! They were flexible with requests and completed the jobs extremely well. Like a previous Yelper, recommend you clearly outline specifics of the job so there aren't any surprises at the end. Regardless, they remained professional and accomplished the tasks at hand and my home looks FANTASTIC. Given COVID, they were already prepared with masks on and kept their distance. I'm appreciative of their adaptability during this time. Get to know them by name because the crew will want to know yours as well. Both Galdi and Gilbert were fabulous at ensuring the minor details were taken into account. They're a family business, so let their family take care of yours. Are my projects complete? Yes, for now. Will I hire them again in the future? Damn right, I will.

Chase did an amazing job on our downstairs! The lines are so clean and the space has so much more…read morelight now. And on top of being highly skilled at what he does, he's also just a pleasure to work with. Very friendly and professional. We'll definitely being calling him for our next painting project!

Chase Paint and Color painted the entry, hall and office area in my home last week. Chase was…read moreprofessional and personable and the quality of his work was fantastic. I would hire him again.

Love reusing stuff and the store is well organized. Friendly staff and easy check outread more

A DIYer's dream come true: ReStore makes the most of the donations they get here, most of which is…read morecast-offs from renovation projects, including building supplies, cabinets, doors, windows, furniture... you name it. There are even used tools in decent condition, and occasionally artwork, appliances, lawn hardware and more. I wouldn't compare it to Goodwill though : they are fairly picky about what they accept as far as donations, and there are no clothes. As someone who's both donated and bought here, I'm a fan. Prices are more than reasonable and you're saving this stuff from going in the dump.