These guys are serious paint pros and very friendly. I'm sure they can answer all your questions…read moreand direct you appropriately. Give them a try especially if you have had less than great experiences with their competition around the corner like I did.

The team at KM east Plano is made up of seasoned pros who sell the best products on the market…read more Prices beat the box stores and SWP every time. Highly recommend. Tina is a rockstar and I've enjoyed doing business with her for over a decade in this industry.

Great job by Christal in matching my old table too. Thanks Crystal!…read moreA great store . My first stop for paint etc.

Very helpful staff, paint covers well with very little smell. Worth paying a bit more than Lowe's…read moreor Home Depot.

The staff was not friendly, and they provided inaccurate information. They also recommended the…read moremost expensive brand knowing that it was not accessible to purchase more. When we went back to get more paint they were not helpful, provided no suggestions for similar paints, and were in apologetic for convincing us to buy the last of a paint that was thick, expensive, and did not provide full coverage.

Wow! Perfect customer service. Assistant manager Debra couldn't be more helpful or professional. I…read moretalked with her about the store's questionable reviews, and she told me that they have recently had a complete renewal of staff. Looks like they're off to a fantastic start!

Quick efficient and pleasant. Always the best place to get paint and expert help if needed.read more

Called in an order for 4 quart-sized paint samples and was told it would take 1-2 hours to mix,…read morebecause of customers coming and going. I went in three hours later and they hadn't begun mixing. Said they had been busy with customers! Am I not a customer?! Came back 40 minutes later and the paint was finally ready for pick up. $90!!!! And that was the supposed sale price! Stupid me didn't ask the price ahead of time because 4-5 years ago I bought a few quarts for around $8-9 each. I should have refused the order. All I can think is they used a high quality paint for the samples. I think the employee had a responsibility to inform the customer - me - of the price per quart ($21!). The employee just said prices had gone up due to covid.

for 12 years since I moved to Texas the place to go for hardware and advice was Elliott's. They…read morealways had knowledgeable, helpful people that you didnt have to hunt for. Sadly no more was there this morning one youngster at the door ai had to ask and he called another young fellow who had been on the phone when I saw him, This person knew less than I about a simple electrical switch. I left and went to ACE down on Coit where I received the service and advice I used to get at Elliotts

This store is great in every way. The exception service of…read moreAlan makes me want to buy everything from this store and they literally have everything. Thank you Alan for your excellent help and knowledge today. Jim

I have been seeing this place on the east side of 75 close to the Allen and Plano border for the…read morepast 5 years and always said I wanted to check them out. Today I finally did! The first impression when you walk in is that the place is a lot bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. There are several vendors inside with rented spaces and that gives people who come here to shop a huge selection. There is furniture, collectibles, t-shirts, and more inside the place. Each vendor brings something a little unique to the mix, making it an eclectic place to shop. Today is seemed like several of the vendors, most of whom already had pretty fair prices, we're having a sale, bringing even more value to the shoppers. I bought a beautiful antique small writing desk and got it for what I think was a great price. I also bought several small collectibles on sale for very reasonable prices. It was a great place to visit and I will be back periodically to keep an eye on what the vendors bring in to sell...

Just left here . Now, I've heard things about McKinney but I let those "rumors " go to make my own…read moredetermination. Well, one of the ladies who works here saw me outside walking in and did not say hello or Welcome. I walked in anyway to see if that would change and it didn't. I was never acknowledged. You can use your imagination here. The thing is I usually spend money at antique stores, but I will never spend money here. The selections were sub par at best. Most of the items aren't truly antique.

Was shopping for a new Traeger, and saw they came down in price during "black Friday/week". Went by…read morethe local Elliott's, spoke to the same employee I met a year ago who sold me my first Traeger (Victor) and concluded the deal. This store is so helpful like the old days of the local hardware store. Every employee is nice and helpful. I will continue to patronize this store prior to the Big Box stores. Well done folks!

I have been shopping at Elliot's Hardware for years and the staff is always so helpful. There is an…read moreolder lady named Jill that has always taken the time to make sure I had everything I needed for my project, usually generating add-on sales to my project's benefit but the disappointment of my wallet. While most of the staff is outgoing and helpful, last weekend Jill was especially helpful and helped me work through my project needs to avoid a follow-up trip for something I forgot. As long as people like her work there, I'll remain a loyal Elliot's customer.

In April 2025, I purchased five different kinds of Dizzy Pig seasonings while picking up an order…read moremy wife had placed for some chlorine. I collected the chlorine from the front desk and made a separate purchase for the seasonings. I didn't use the seasonings until this weekend when I fired up my smoker. It was then that I noticed the "best by" date was from May 2023. While I understand that a "best by" date is just a guideline, two years past that date is quite excessive. I called the store to request an exchange but was told "NO" due to their 30-day policy, which I understand. However, the "manager" repeatedly informed me that seasonings don't expire; they just lose their smell, potency, and flavor. He emphasized multiple times that they were not "expired." Having cooked for over 20 years, I know what happens to seasonings past their prime. When they lose their intended qualities, I typically discard them as they no longer serve their purpose. So, I ask you this: What do you buy seasonings for? The smell? The flavor? The potency? All of these attributes diminish over time. The fact that this store sells products with dates from two years ago is quite concerning. Since the manager offered no assistance, I will be leaving reviews to inform the public that this location sells outdated products and is inflexible with their "policy."

What a wonderful store and employees! They helped me find the best smoker without pushing the…read morehigher priced ones they could have. Explained cleaning and what they do as they own the smoker I got. We had to order and I knew exactly when the order needed to be in, when the store would receive it and what day was pick up. It was ready a day ahead of what they said. We got there about 5 min prior to closing but were so nice waiting til the truck arrived to load it (SIL was getting off work and rushing over). Even though it was after closing they loaded it and I never heard a harsh remark or saw a roll of eyes. Definitely will always see if I can buy from them as needed.

The guys at Robert's have helped us with paint for our whole house. They recently helped us with…read morepaint for our nursery! They have also answered flooring questions when we had them. They are patient, caring, and nice! I would recommend them for any of your needs for your home!

If you're counting on them to provide you with the best paint for your project, you might go to…read moreanother supplier. They are probably okay for professional painters that know what to ask for & have no need for professional opinions. I went there because of buying paint for exterior & interior walls. Only problem with that experience was one question pertaining to ceiling paint. I asked them for their best ceiling paint & bought the only one they mentioned. Turned out it had a very pronounced gray tone & we had wanted a very bright flat white. For this I consider 1/2 my fault for not saying I wanted a white ceiling & not one with a gray appearance. Anyway it cost twice as much as it should have because all the ceilings had to be repainted. The reason I'm writing this review is for two reasons. First I asked them for an acrylic primer that would be the best one to use on new wood trim for doors & windows. I specifically mentioned that I wanted a sandable primer. They gave me PPG SEAL GRIP Interior/Exterior Acrylic Universal Primer/Sealer ( 17-921 ). After spraying the trim & letting it dry for five days, I tried to sand all the trim to make it smoother. After seven hours of trying to sand the trim to make it smoother I gave up. It was not 'sandable' to get a smooth surface. I had to scrape a few areas down to wood & then apply a lot of pressure to remove the primer over a large area to even approach a reasonable smoothness. Second reason When I went in to complain the manager was defensive & arrogant. He also belittled me because of the time I had spent on the internet researching the problem. "So you think you are an expert now because of looking at the internet" "Just because you read comments by professional painters doesn't mean they are right" etc..... He said all primers are sandable. I told him if they don't create a powder & they quickly gum up the sanding blocks. They should not be sold as a sandable primer (especially if it has detail like trim) I think because I was getting pretty upset he chose three gallons of a different primer & gave them to me. As he put the primer in the back of the car he just had to give me another "zinger" about my knowledge derived from the internet. Just for your information, my research indicates that the oil/solvent based primers are typically more sandable than the acrylic ones. Also if you want to use a really good sandable acrylic primer & don't mind paying a little more. Eurolux, C2, & XIM seem to be the one's favored for giving the best results. Finally today I called technical support for Pittsburg Paint. The person I talked to said the 'Universal' acrylic was not a good choice for trim & would result in the sanding media to be gummed up quickly. I suggested that they try to find a way to educate their retailers about which products are better suited for specific projects. Trim, walls, exterior, etc... Total cost to us, about 1/3 of the trim will have to be thrown away or used in low traffic areas. Three gallons of primer ( I won't use what they gave us ). About 20 hours of time more than what should have been required.

Wide selection of many varieties. Healthy, well watered, with plenty of assistance from staff. My…read morefavorite nursery!

What a great nursery. Although smallish,they are packed with top of the line plants. Not weaklings…read moreor on the edge ready to cave. The only problem this time of year is it's like swimming up stream with salmon to get around in there. But,worth it Go!