This store is closed. At this post he still runs a small…read morerepair shop at the rear of the building.

Our dryer had a gas leak, and they no longer make the same fittings for it. (which we did not know,…read moreuntil the gentleman at Rosedale Hardware told my husband!) My husband had 1st went to Home Depot and Lowes, Neither place had the correct fittings to fix our dryer, and neither place had an employee that had the knowledge to help purchase what would work! My husband went to Rosedale Paint & Hardware and the gentleman knew exactly what was needed, and the price was lower than what he was going to pay at Home Depot. Had my dryer fixed in 5 minutes after he got home!

I needed paint for the interior of my house about a year ago. Budeke's has been around for a while…read moreand was the choice of my in-laws, so I went there and had my chosen color of the Benjamin Moore paint recommended by the Wirecutter mixed up. Not the cheapest but I expected that. They were helpful in providing all the samples I needed and other advice. Lots of people rely on them--it's just not reflected on Yelp.

I'm an electrician, not a painter. When it comes to paint, I've trusted Budeke's since 1988. I'm on…read moremy way there now to purchase quality paint and I know if I have a question, I can expect accurate answers from helpful Budeke's employees. It distressed me to see only one review on Yelp and it be so scathing. As for "professional, gentle painters," I just had what I thought to be one of those do some exterior work on my home. He actually stated before he began my project that he was "more of a perfectionist than I." I would love to have a picture of his face when I questioned the basis for his statement. Gentle and professional as he can't or may not be, I can now confidently demonstrate with examples the inaccuracy of his claim. In the past, my wife has had painting done in our home. It is my opinion that many residential spreaders of paint should advertise as such and refrain from the noble title of painter. I'm sticking with Budeke's and either hiring a profession, or applying quality product acquired from them myself.

I was curious about the difference between an actual Sherman Williams Store and the Sherman…read moreWilliams paints they have at Lowe's. So I made a trip to the store to see for myself. Long story short, I didn't see a difference. And since I already knew the paints I wanted, I was good. They do offer a lot aside from paint, like painters pants, tape, gloves, etc. The gentleman behind the counter was helping somebody on the phone. He sounded very knowledgeable in his responses and questions. In the end, I didn't make a purchase, but now I know where the store is and what it offers.

Today was my first time visiting a Sherwin Williams store, Danielle took such fantastic care of me…read moreI had to write a review! Her knowledge of the product she sells was incredible, she guided me with tips and suggestions, an all around A+ employee, which is hard to come by these days. I will for sure be visiting this location again and I suggest you do too!

This is the best Ace Hardware around...it has friendly staff, it has a fat store cat, it has…read moreeverything you need for your indoor and outdoor spaces! While Ace is certainly a bit more expensive when compared to big box stores, the location is super convenient, the service is unbeatable and all the products I've ever bought have been high quality and worked exactly as I need. I love Canton Ace and all the employees!

Great service and helpful staff. However this store has gone political with its sign at front door…read morestating that ICE not allowed. I think I will switch to Home Depot in Dundalk. I just want to shop but not go to a store that jams a political message down my throat. A bit much for me.

This place is amazing. I went in twice to buy paint for a mural job I was working on and spoke with…read moreAdrianne the first time and Ryan the second. They were both extremely knowledgeable and genuinely wanted me to find the right paint and supplies. Every single bit of advice turned out to be spot on. Every single bit. Thank you so so much guys!

WPS carries Benjamin Moore paints which is excellent paint that we have used in our houses…read moreexclusively for the last 15 years. The staff at WPS is excellent and very helpful in recommending the right shades for our home.

We used Seven Oaks Painting for interior work of the whole house. They were very professional and…read morethorough and a good value. We would highly recommend Juan & Ronnie for any size jobs. They were very courteous. Our work for them was in Bowie and they were recommended by a Real Estate agent out of Annapolis. They can be reached at: 410-980-3889

Project went well. The response time is quick and the quote was reasonable. They arrived on time,…read moreprepped, worked, clean up and done in one day. They didn't mind my noisy dog watching. I will call again for my next paint project and will recommend to friends and family.

The smallest almost secret plant store in Lauraville/Hamilton. I walked in on small business…read moreSaturday and it's very cozy and cute. The coolest plant here is the Venus fly trap. The daughter was in the store painting pots for sale overall feels like a very small family owned business. I think it's been open a year? The daughter was really friendly, there's not a HUGE selection of plants but it did seem reasonably priced. I went to explore a new place rather than shopping. Love that there's a plant store in this neighborhood.

From the owner: Not your average plant shop! Come by and explore our hand curated selection of uncommon and rare…read morehouseplants plants. Have a sick plant? Thursdays we have an emergency plant clinic! Join the community on Saturdays for a plant share! Take a plant/leave a plant. Think of it as your own local plant swap.

Seriously. You go to donate at GoodWill and they "Refuse" I said "Refuse" to unload your car or…read moretruck and the excuse is they do not want to scratch your paint job. How in the hell can you scratch a Tail Gate of a Truck or a Trunk of a car. They get your stuff free sell it for profit and they are to damn lazy to unload it. My next load will go to the "Land Fill' To hell with them. These businesses exist only on Donations nothing else but donations from you and I and they refuse to unload your car or truck and they 18-21-24 years old stand there and watch you a Young Lady, Old Lady, Young Man Old Man unload your vehicle and give them free merchandise so they can make a profit and get paid by you the donator. Next thing they will want you to take it in the store and put it on the shelf for them. They will never get another donation from us or our family again.

My wife was looking for some native plants to plant in our yard. Poor Boy's Garden Center had quite…read morea collection of these. What I liked: *Huge selection. We easily spent almost an hour walking looking through their various offerings *Great information. The plants had thorough written descriptions with them that allowed us to know exactly what we were getting. *Competitive pricing. I didn't feel like the prices were any more (or less) than other garden spots we've visited. *The koi pond. My kids were along and they were entertained by the koi pond. This helped as we weren't constantly hearing "I'm bored" as we were trying to make final decisions. All in all, very pleased with our experience at Poor Boy's Garden Center.

As long as I've lived in the Parkville area, I've never thought to check out Poor Boy's. However,…read morewith my recent garden obsession I decided to pay them a visit to see what they had in stock. I was blown away with the selection of house plants and all of themat a very good price too. Considering the astronomical price tag that some plants have today. For $9.99, I couldn't leave without buying a new plant. Poor Boys has all of your needs to tend to your plants and garden. From soil and neem oil to planter pots and worm castings. They carried a good selection of annual and perennial plants for your garden as well as a smaller selection of herbs, greens, and lettuce, given the major gardening season is starting to come to an end. They even had different types of fruit trees with fruit already on the limbs. The young guy working in the garden center was really nice and answered the various questions I had. He even helped me bring my items to the car. If you've got a green thumb and are in need of some new house plants or new items for your garden, then definitely give Poor Boy a visit.