Very helpful and informative staff. My father needed parts for his 20+ irrigation system that he…read moreInstalled himself. The staff was very knowledgeable and gave great input and suggestions.

This place has everything you need for irrigation systems, including replacement sprinkler heads,…read moreattachments, pvc pipes, etc.! And they're cheap! At least compared to the big box stores! What you get for 3 bucks at the big box you can probably get for half here! And the friendly staff are all very knowledgeable and willing to help. I think all of these guys are irrigation experts! Or at least they seem to know what they're talking about! Good to have people willing to help and answer questions, which you will not get most times at the big boxes. Especially Home Depot! Definitely no attitude here!!! They're conveniently located near the old Lowe's off of Dairy Road and there is abundant parking in their lot or even on the street. Irrigation Systems is definitely a secret worth sharing! If you ever need stuff for your yard or yard work, sprinklers, landscape, etc., check these guys out first! Guaranteed you'll be wondering why you didn't before!

Huge inventory and very helpful. I have purchased 2 sthil chainsaws and 1 sthil brush cutter. I…read morehave been everywhere in town for equipment but these guys are my personal favorite!

I learned of Maui Power Equipment while researching trimmers on the Stihl website as their TV…read morecommercial slogan holds true: "Not sold at Lowes or The Home Depot, only at authorized Stihl dealers." My 15 year old gas-powered Stihl trimmer finally met its maker in April, and because it lasted that long, it was the only brand I would repurchase. EXPERIENCE: The address is Lower Main St. but access is off of side street, Momi Pl. Look for the blue metal warehouse on the left with "Shindaiwa", "Maruyama" and "Big Tex" banners as no business name is posted. A loud charm announced my entry. There wasn't too much inventory in sight but luck was on my side on this day! I was immediately greeted by the owner, Ryan. I told him I was in the market for a battery-powered Stihl trimmer as it seems everything gas is going away, right? Oddly, the Stihl website wasn't the greatest relayer of information, but Ryan sure was! He gave me the pros and cons of both models and I actually decided to stick with the gas-powered version because he told me that the battery model I was looking at houses its motor near the cutting head which causes problems should water seep in from wet surroundings. MY PURCHASE: Stihl FS 56 RC Trimmer - $219.00 It's a gas-powered, homeowner-grade vs. professional. I had him swap out the line spool to a manual-feed type as I loathe the bump-n-feed design. This new model features their easy-start mode which cuts the starter cord pull length to about a foot long which makes starting a breeze. TIP: They do service lawn equipment but due to staffing and load, they pick and choose what they work on especially if they didn't sell it to you. Totally understandable. OVERALL: Top-notch, one-on-one service with competitive pricing. Definitely patronizing them again!

I don't visit Ferguson very often, because most of my plumbing issues are with my sprinkler system…read moreand they don't carry irrigation parts. They were very helpful, several years ago, when I had a dripping shower. There are 2 plastic parts that go into the valve. Neither of them were cheap and they didn't know which one causes the leak. They told me you're just supposed to change both at the same time. So, I bought both parts and tried replacing only one of them. The valve still leaked. Okay, change it around so it had the other new part instead. The valve still leaked. It turned out that both new parts were needed to solve the problem. Sorry I doubted you. Now, I have a new issue with the sprinklers. My system has an old, brass anti-siphon valve with a manual shutoff valve that's leaking. There's a little cross handle on the valve stem with a packing nut that leaks unless it is so tight that the valve stem won't turn. I went to Ferguson counter sales to see if they had a solution. Even though it's a sprinkler part, they should be able to solve the compression valve problem, right? Replacing the old rubber packing washer with Teflon string was their recommendation because nobody would carry the exact size replacement washer. It turned out to be an easy fix that only cost a few bucks.

Why go to Home Depot or any other place to get your plumbing or Solar supplies when you can just…read morecome here? They have it all . Service is excellent too!

The man there is always so helpful and explains the products well. Mediclean for mold is da bomb!!read more

Sales & Service is top-notch, offering everything you need with a friendly and professional team!…read moreThey'll assist you in tailoring and matching products and equipment to your project's requirements.

I've shopped at Habitat For Humanity Restore Shop several times. If they have what your looking…read morefor, you can score big time because their prices are very reasonable. My most recent purchase there was a floor lamp with ceramic pole. I had to replace the lamp socket on it but still a good deal. That's probably why it was donated. Anyway, they usually have a good assortment of light fixtures, tables, chairs and small appliances. The sort of stuff that people upgrade from time to time. They also are a good source of building materials that are left over from jobs the contractors finish. It's hit or miss whether you find the type or quantity of materials you need, but it's still a good place to check if you're about to start a project. We were there recently, to drop off a couple boxes of floor tile and some used copper tubing. I hope someone can use it. There's a small parking lot beside the building. Be really careful there because you might not have much time to react when someone backs out without looking. I had to use my horn, first time in years!

My little thrifting heart was happy to stop here during our recent trip to Maui to visit my…read morehusband's family. We brought his nephew along and found some decent things for his apartment - a mid century side table for $50. They had so many huge furniture decor pieces and prices were pretty reasonable. Also tons of art and housewares. Our local family didn't even know this place existed but now that they do, they've told us they will be coming back. Definitely check this place out if you are looking for furniture and/or home decor on the island.

A nice little store with friendly ladies manning the front…read more Hopaco has a lot of clearance or discontinuing things from (mainly) office depot. We have bought a high-end office chair for like $150 (was $600), a desk, printer, and some other home stuff like coffee cups and plates. It's a very specific store so don't expect much but for what it is, it's great.

Way back when I was a kid, I remember Hopaco being the place for school supplies and office…read moresupplies. It's probably been over 10 years since I last stepped into the store up until recently. While they still do have some office supplies, it's completely different from what I remember it to be. I noticed a few Yelpers posting food containers and various party supplies and that's what brought me in a few weeks ago when I needed some containers to place food in for an event. I was surprised to see so many different options! From plastic containers to eco-friendly containers. Square. Round. Small. Big. They even had takeout containers like from Chinese restaurants. They basically have mostly everything you would need to throw a big party or event. Large platters, serving dishes, disposable cups, bowls, plates, utensils. They have cake boxes, cupcake holders, rice paddles, tongs, serving spoons. I could go on and on! Everything was reasonably priced as well and you could buy them individually. Some stores require you to buy the whole pack or have a minimum # you must order, but if you just need one or two items, you can get it at Hopaco! Refer to my photos for all the different options.

Peter is very knowledgeable about knifes and pretty much any hobby money pit hole he carries. The…read moreselection of knifes and other products he has is great and they're out of the box so you can get a feel for the knife. Sure you could probably get stuff off the internet at a better price but his prices aren't steep and very good. I bought my first two knifes from him one for work which is an automatic OTF reloadable razor and another OTF for everyday carry. Will be returning for more and other hobbies I'm interested in.

"Maui Chem" sells all sorts of different kitchen/restaurant products, such as plates, take out…read moretrays, utensils, gloves, bags, pans, pots, you name it, from home style to professional. They also have Maui's best Asian grocery & products section. Pickled veggies, yam noodles, candies, ramen, nori, dry goods, rice, toppings, kitchen accessories, etc. You name it and they probably have it. Also inside of Maui Chem is TJ's Warehouse, which runs the okazuya-style kitchen and hot foods counter. (See their dedicated Yelp page for reviews.) Pricing is very competitive if you're not a bulk shopper. TIP: The whole store including TJ's is open 7-days a week! Yay bentos available all week long!

Over the years there and Inventory has got limited and the prices are really crazy…read moreLong time customer of having to shop other places now.