Had my cabinets for a few years now, great quality, John was very helpful with selecting style and…read moreadd ons. From design to delivery, everything went smooth. Overall, Huge selection to choose from at the warehouse, if your doing any remodeling great place to start

From the owner: Kitchen and Bath Cabinets, 5 styles of in stock kitchen cabinets, 20 styles of in stock bathroom…read morecabinets, wood laminate flooring, vinyl laminate flooring, ceramic tile, porcelain tile, natural stone flooring, backsplash tile, laminate counter tops, granite counter tops, quartz countertops, lighting, faucets, toilets, hardware

Okay you asked for a review. It would be a five star if the…read moreheater heated. The brand and model is Chimney Free 47" curved glass entertainment/fireplace on sale at $349. 25MM1895. The Pekin, Illinois Menards is now our home store, exactly 3.0 miles from home. Our older son stopped with us at the Peoria Menards to check out cheap electric fireplaces. On line I must have checked 1000 other store ads. In checking other store reviews I realized "cheap" really does seem cheap! Lots of bad reviews at other stores on various electric fireplaces. Most seemed to be bad packaging and handling. With the help of a Peoria employee were were able to check out a $300 electric fireplace/entertainment center. I decided to check out my hometown store in case I wanted to attempt hauling one home in my Chevy Impala. I'm used to a truck and hauled everything myself. Our son was busy and we wanted the fireplace before the weather turned nasty and cold. I calculated that it might fit in the back seat of a late model Chevy Impala. I had inches to spare in the back seat. My original plan was to get the darker wood color to match our grandfather clock. A color only one store out of many had, 75 miles away near Decatur. I almost called and drove down there. Our daughter suggested the walnut color. I checked online and the Pekin store had three plus a walnut demo. The walnut color matches our old woodwork and other furniture perfectly! Add a pair of brass knobs and it will look like it was made for our living room. At the Pekin store we were directed to one of the most helpful store employees I've ever met! With a small 1000 sq ft upstairs and rather small rooms I decided on a 1000sq ft heater fireplace with all of the extra fancy flame choices, only another $50. We've lived in Florida 23 years. We need more heat! The salesman explained everything and assured us they had three walnut fireplaces in back like it showed on line. I could just prepay and drive around to the shipping dock. Noticing my wife and I can't get around well, he said he'd bring the large box up front, we could pay up front, and he'd get help loading it in my Impala right where it sat. I quickly explained I'm parked right up front but I'm not so sure that large box will fit in the back seat. With a helper and luck, they were able to lift, slide, and push the electric fireplace box into the backseat. This took more time and effort than expected yet those two employees smiled and got 'er done very carefully! About the unit. Those young Chinese kids that built and packed everything had every hole, screw, and piece perfectly wrapped and packed tight in the large padded cardboard box. I have no idea how long it took to assemble because I did it in steps, gluing all pegs with Gorilla Glue. The simple instructions made everything easy and the finished product is something to be proud of. Of course, there just has to be something negative. As a heater it's as useful as a farmer match in a snow storm. Very little heat, and as others wrote, the fan is noisy but bearable. Still, we are very happy with it as a piece of furniture with life like flames. The wall mounted 42" wide TV (46") looks great floating above it.

I have been going to this Menards for more than twenty years and there has always been flat carts…read morefor heavy packages at the front by the Softner Salt. There was none today and when I asked I was told the new General Manager directed them to be removed and I should use a shopping cart. Makes no sense, if you put the 50lb Salt bags up front then a cart to move them should be there. I suggest the General Manager move 5 bags of salt to his car in a shopping cart where you have to reach in to remove them.

Not very impressed. Couldn't find anyone in the outdoor power equipment section. Pushed the "need…read morehelp" button at the service desk. No one came, so I went to the return/refund/customer service desk. Two clerks were there assisting customers. One finished and walked off. Didn't acknowledge me or say, "We will be with you in a moment." Nothing. So, the remaining customer service rep finally called someone for me. After hanging up the phone, she said, "There is someone going to that aisle, or there's someone at the service desk now." As I headed over, the guy at the desk was walking off. I called out to him, but he kept going. So, back I went to the original aisle.....waited another 5 minutes and no one showed up. Back to the customer desk, and pressed the "Need assistance button." Someone finally came that time. He showed me what I needed, and provided some details, but kept asking, "Any more questions" as though he was anxious to break off contact with me. Not sure if I'll be back to this Lowe's. If I do.....I hope it's a better experience. I should have talked to the manager, but I was peeved already.

I ordered a ceiling fan and installation. Three weeks later it is still not installed. One person…read moreshowed up and disconnected my old fan and promised to return but has not. 7 others have made appointments but not shown up. I am worse off because they showed up. The fan had a light so now I dont have a light in the room and no fan.

I go to this Lowe's all the time. I love the location and…read morehow they run the place. Everything is always very clean and the staff is always looking forward to helping you.

Every time I come hear I get let down in some way shape or form. I bought 2 showers here and not…read moreone single person knew how to use the forklift thing to move it out of the store. We just ended up doing it all ourselves and I threw my back out.

Hardware store of my dreams!…read more Went in looking for new gas connections for my dryer and stove and honestly had no idea of what I needed. I'd been over to the big box stores day before and everyone who knew anything was "on lunch for another 20 minutes". Was immediately greeted by a lovely mustachioed man named Martin (thank you again, Martin!). He walked me through what I needed to do and guided me around the various aisles picking up parts. You could feel the difference in the confidence and expertise of the employees here (this is the first small hardware store I've been to for projects)- they're professional, hardware nerds! Martin even had that goofy sense of humor so not only was the trip very efficient, it was quite fun. Which, is not something you get to say often about errands. oh! they even had fresh buttered popcorn at the registers :)

Terrible customer service. Employees watch you in the aisles. Older female cashier was racist,…read moreincompetent, rude and needs more training.

I highly recommend LS Building Products. They have quality products at a fair price. Matt Jaeger…read morewas extremely friendly and stayed constantly in touch throughout the project- he was great to work with. Mike Mauer, the installer, did a fantastic job. He is a skilled technician - very professional and personable.

They went the extra mile to get me the doors I wanted quickly! They are a great company with good…read morepeople. Quality at a fair price. I would use them again!

This is the classic massive corporate monopoly on all things construction, home appliances, and…read moreroot beer. Easy to navigate for a huge overwhelming setup, plenty to entice all needs and treat all woof peckers, us two guys quickly pulled out a bit of trim and noticed solid new ginger beer too. Lowes, Ace Hardware, and Menards continue to be my favorite yet it is awkward the billions harvested from this chain haven't turned into proper pay for employees.

This one could take awhile. I was just on the phone with Brandon, I guess he is the top guy at…read moreMenards in Washington, IL. At least that is how he made me feel, he says he has an assistant named Brandon also. Sound strange but could be true, I guess. He acted like the second Brandon or what he kept saying his assistant, like the second Brandon was his puppy or something. What would the first Brandon even call the second Brandon. Back to the main point in hand, we called Brandon number 2 on Saturday maybe it could have been Sunday but I don't think so. Had a brain tumor not that long ago, hard to remember dates but good with names especially when they are the same name (Brandon + Brandon) easy enough. So my wife and I went into Menards, the Washington, IL Menards. I have to be specific here because it is all about the small things, I wonder how many menards are in the United States. This will be a great story to tell at dinner time, so I am losing track again. My wife and I went into Mendards in Washington Illinois to purchase a gas powered self propelled mover. We settled on the Ariens mower, read a lot about the brand. A good quality mower, we purchased it in April, I think on the 15th day. We didn't use the mower for two months until our older mower finally died. We purchased that one at Menards in Washington IL also. We do a lot of business at that Menards now that I think about it. My neighbor works at that store, good guy. So we use the mower and mow about three times and the front wheels stop propelling us. It is a front wheel drive model, we take it to the only place in Central Illinois that does warranty work on this brand of mower. It is called small enging repair in Sunnyland, the warranty gets turned down. They say becuase it had too much where and tear on it. We only mowed with it 3 times, come to find out it is a 2021 or a 2022 Mower. I know, we were just as shocked to find this out. So we called Brandon number #2, he says your absoulutely correct we should have told you that it was a four or five year old mower bring it it we will swap you even for the same model or close to it. We were excited, still disappointed but excited. To go to a store and purchase what you thought you were purchasing all a long. Strange but true (Metallica) so my wife goes and picks up the mower at the place that does warranty work on this brand of mower and takes it to Menards. Well Brandon #2, (something funny about calling him #2) is off today and my wife tells the other managers at the store what Brandon #2 says and they say well we will have to speak with Brandon #2. This is where the story gets better, I call and end up speaking with Chris, I could tell early on his was a buy the book type of guy. Chris also mentioned that he doesn't own a mower, sounded a little old to be leaving in an apartment but maybe he still lives at home. More power to him, who doesn't want their 35 year old kid living in the basement. Off track, stay on track. Well I speak with Chris (just Chris) no other managers named Chris. He was the OFFICE MANAGER, what does that mean. For some reason I am picturing the late and great Chris Farley or even Uncle Buck. Stay on task, so he goes on and tells me he is a buy the book type of guy. So Chris they sold me a 2021 or 2022 model mower and didn't tell me and you think that is ok. When you see your parents tonight ask them what they think. So I ask for the actuall Store Manager, he said he was the store manager not the General Manager. A typical store the size of Menards in Washington Illinos would have 3 General Managers, what if another one was named Brandon. I would not be able to work there, with the brain tumor I had three Brandons would be just a lot of Brandons. I am not even talking about the department managers. I could be wrong about the number of General Managers but depending on how busy the store is, it can employ 10-15 managers. I am going off key here again, how come you can never find anyone to help you. That is crazy, getting back, stay the path. I spoke to Brandon #1, now I don't know if he is the number #1 guy in the Store or just Brandon#1. He says to me on the phone essentially we don't need to know the year, you purchased the unit your are going to have to live with it. Not the kind of support I was looking for especially after Brandon #2 said that they would definately take care of us. I asked if that was his line in the sand and without giveing it a second thought Bradon number one said yes it is. So did they break the law, that is the question. Well the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Act prohibits deceptive practices in consumer transactions. Did they not know it was possibly a three or four year old mower and were playing stupid. Now I could call Ariens and see if it was ever sold before and brought back to the store because the tires were dirty and it had several scratches and yellow paint on it. I think that would make a stronger case, but lets just get

Even though this wasn't a huge store, I spent more time in Whiskey City than I would in most…read moreantique malls. I'd rather see old business signs and salvaged architectural stuff than the figurines and glassware you see in a lot of antique booths. It's just more my speed. Set to an appropriate background of old big band type music, I looked at Whiskey City's array of light fixtures, theater seats, corbels, furniture including school chairs, doors, door hardware, stained and leaded glass windows, trunks, wood barrels and military items. They even had an old gym scoreboard. If you're trying to find the store by address, be sure to turn off SW Washington and head around the back side where you will see the signage. The store hours were Thursday-Saturday only. I'll definitely stop back!

If you are looking for purchasing a piece of Peoria History this is your place. Unique merchandise…read morethat tell a story of the past. This is also a great resource if you are restoring a vintage home.

This place has limited hours so check before you go there. We were on an antiquing trip and I'm…read moreglad I found this place. They get five stars for salvaging and saving beautiful things from old houses. Doors, fireplaces, hinges, door knobs, fretwork, grates, etc. even if 6our not resting an old house it's fun to go and browse. The owner was super friendly.

From the owner: We sell a range of old house supplies such as antique lighting, hardware, mantels, cabinetry, wood…read moretrim, heat grates, doors, windows, and more. We also buy salvage rights to older homes before demolition.