Ken was super nice and helpful. He recommended what kind of paint for us to buy and there were lots…read moreof manager specials! Definitely would be back.

Extremely helpful staff to help me with my paint and spackle questions. Didn't oversell me on…read moreanything and helped me pick out the supplies I needed. I brought in a paint chip and they were able to do a color match as well.

I purchased leather care products here. After getting home I found out that the bottle was already…read moreopened. The seal was removed and half the bottle was gone. I do not recommend this store

Great community hardware store. Cute items for the yard and garden. In the basement they have a…read morewhole grilling section with a lot of accessories. We buy salt here every winter because they're always in stock! Not a huge store, but odds are they'll have what you need in a pinch. Fair prices. Very friendly and helpful service.

Great products with OUTSTANDING customer service every time I come in. Staff is always super…read morehelpful and don't make me feel dumb for not being a professional painter. I also love that they keep a record of everything I've ever purchased so if I ever need to touch up any paint they have the exact color on file. No guess work. Overall a consistently great experience.

From the owner: Your local Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Pittsburgh, PA, provides expert advice, premium…read morecoatings, paint matching, and professional-grade supplies to help bring complex urban projects to life. Connect with our team for expert recommendations, the right coatings and tools, and personalized support that helps you achieve professional results. As a convenient paint store near you, we offer online color tools, color consultation, wallpaper and application resources, brushes, and information on paint recycling, along with high-quality paints and options to order paint online.

Sherwin-Williams Company manufactures primers, paints, stains, sealants, caulks, and other supplies…read morefor interior and exterior applications for both residential and commercial use. The company has thousands of stores, and this particular store is located in Allison Park. I usually do not shop at this location, but I was in the area for other shopping, so I stopped here. When I entered the store, two employees smiled, said hello, and asked me if I needed any assistance. I needed to choose a paint color for one of my bathrooms, so I spent much time browsing this store's large selection of color samples. The store offered free color chips in all colors plus reasonably priced peel-and-stick samples in some colors. The store appeared to be fully stocked with other products as well. I took my numerous color samples home, I decided on a particular color, and I ordered my gallon of paint.

From the owner: Your local Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Allison Park, PA, provides expert advice, premium…read morecoatings, paint matching, and professional-grade supplies to help bring complex urban projects to life. Connect with our team for expert recommendations, the right coatings and tools, and personalized support that helps you achieve professional results. As a convenient paint store near you, we offer online color tools, color consultation, wallpaper and application resources, brushes, and information on paint recycling, along with high-quality paints and options to order paint online.

4.5 stars. Harbor Freight Tools is a private retail chain that has locations across the U.S. It…read moresells products such as power tools, hand tools, tool boxes, hardware, painting supplies, generators, etcetera. I visited this particular Harbor Freight Tools store in Ross Township, PA. As I walked around the store, no employee greeted me. I could not find a specific product, so my husband asked the cashier, and she pointed and told us roughly where to walk. I noticed that Harbor Freight Tools sells many in-house brands that competing retailers do not sell. Their website lists brands such as Bauer, Doyle, Franklin, Hercules, Icon, Pittsburgh, Predator, Vanguard, Warrior, and many others. I chose four products to purchase. At the checkout counter, the cashier immediately greeted me, scanned my products, signed me up for the store's membership program, processed my payment, and thanked me. Compared to Home Depot's prices for similar products, my package of sand paper here cost slightly more, my package of screwdrivers cost significantly less, my paint brush cost slightly less, and my gloves cost significantly less. Furthermore, the membership program allowed me to select one free product from a table, and I chose a pair of $2 gloves to receive for free. I have not yet used all of these products, but they appear to be a good quality. I am not sure yet how they compare to competing retailers' big-name brands, but Harbor Freight Tools's website says that the quality is similar and the prices are lower because they cut out the middleman. The store's policy allows returns and exchanges within 90 days, and tools have a lifetime warranty.

As a new home owner this is one of my go-to stores these days. In the last week I've been no less…read morethan 5 times and always find the staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. Glad to have expert knowledge there when I need it and friendly faces each time. They really took care of me recently when I was needing tools for laying vinyl plank and new baseboards!

Lynn at paint desk was very nice and super helpful. Home Depot Allison park. 3/28/2026 8amread more

YOUR CONTRACTORS REPRESENT YOU…read more Today we expected a delivery of a dishwasher and microwave from Home Depot. We were told they would be delivered between 12pm and 4pm. At 12pm the delivery service representing Home Depot called to say they'd be at our house in 30-40 minutes. We never heard from them again. When we called the delivery service phone number (6 times), they wouldn't answer. Finally, we called Home Depot at 315pm. We were told the delivery wouldn't be made because our street was too narrow. (We actually have one of the wider streets in our neighborhood and have had a washer, dryer, stove and other large items delivered.) Call this poor communication. Poor communication leads to poor customer service. As the Home Depot rep and I discussed the matter, the rep said, "We can deliver it on Wednesday or you can get a refund." (It was an ultimatum and not a good way to negotiate.) So, we cancelled the order and they lose $1200. The Home Depot representative told us they have no control over the delivery people. This is bad business. Your contractors do business in your name. If you can't control them, don't hire them. For better results, teach your people, employees and contractors, communication and negotiation skills. And, think twice before you order a delivery from Home Depot.

In the past couple of years, I have visited this Lowe's Home Improvement at least a few times. The…read morestore contains the typical departments: building supplies, appliances, cabinets, lighting, plumbing supplies, flooring, paints, hardware, lawn and garden supplies, tools, etcetera. Compared to the other big-box home-improvement store, I notice that some brands of products are different, and sometimes prices can be a little higher. During my most recent visit, I shopped only in the garden center. I had some difficulty with locating specific products in the aisles, and I saw no employee to help me. I selected a few products that were not available at other stores, and I greatly appreciate that these products were in stock here. The cashier was on her phone, but she was courteous, and she accurately rang up my purchase.

On 06/07/2026, I placed an order with Lowe's for a complete shower kit that was part of a total…read moreremodel of my bathroom. Throughout the order process, Lowe's informed me that the item would be delivered on 06/26/2026. However, on that day the item did not arrive, and I did not receive any communication from Lowe's to inform me of any delays. I spoke to people at the Lowe's in McCandless, PA, from which the item was to be delivered, as well as people at regional office, but no one was able to tell me when the item would be delivered. After getting help from a regional manager, the manager at the Lowe's McCanless store called me on 06/29/2026 and said the shower would be delivered the following day. On 06/30/2026, my order status still was not showing that the shower would be delivered, so I called the Lowe's McCandless store again to verify the status. The young lady I spoke with put me on hold, presumably to speak with the store manager, but whoever she spoke to told her to tell me they couldn't find the item. Mind you, this is a 30" by 60", more than 6-foot-tall shower that ships mostly assembled. After speaking with the regional manager again, the Lowe's McCandless store manager called and said that when I had spoken to him the previous day, he told me that the shower would be delivered two days later. I reminded him that he used the word "tomorrow," which does not mean two days later. He promised to get the shower to me that day. Unfortunately, whoever built the pallet that was holding the item did a shoddy job, and it broke during unloading, causing it to fall off of the forklift and damaging it. Once again, I called the McCandless store to report the damage. They promised to deliver a new shower on 07/06/2026. When that day arrived, the shower did not arrive. Again, I received no updates or communication. After making some more calls, I was told that the shower had to be specially ordered from the manufacturer and would take as long as three weeks. At this point I had wasted several days sitting at home, waiting for a shower instead of being productive at my office. My contractor had reached a point at which they could not proceed any further without having the shower. They had to stop work and move on to another job. I filed a Better Business Bureau complaint against Lowe's due to their lack of communication, dishonesty of their store manager, and lack of action in getting me an item for which I paid nearly $3,000. The shower was ultimately delivered on 07/22/2026. However, now I have to wait for my contractor to finish the job they're currently doing before resuming my job. This sets me back and additional month, during which time I have a completely unusable bathroom. Lowe's purports itself to be a leading hardware store, and I asked that they refund me half the money for the shower to compensate me for the difficulties they caused. They insisted that they could not compensate me for lost time, and that they best they could do was a $100 gift card. What happened to the days when businesses held themselves and their employees accountable for their actions? I think this story is important for people to know if they are considering making a purchase from Lowe's particularly if it is something being shipped to them.