Beach Hardware is a very local level hardware store. It used to be a Home Hardware until last year,…read morebut the owners want to retire, and there is stiff competition for hardware stores - even in this relatively small town. When the Home Hardware sign was taken down, the Beach Hardware store went up. This place has been a hardware store since 1980, so they were well established. However, the building this company is housed in has been sold, and this company is liquidating everything in the store. In the spring of 2023, they hope to open Beach Small Engine and Repair in its place. For further info, you can take a gander at their website: https://www.beachhardware.ca/ They have not closed the doors yet! But there's not much left, compared to what they did have. Thank you Lewis and Lynn Beach for many good years of hardware shopping! Good luck in the future.

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I ordered an item on-line and went to Lowe's Ogdensburg (2001 Ford Street Extension, Ogdensburg,…read moreNY) after receiving a notice that the item was ready for pick-up. My wife and I did some in-store shopping after getting our pre-ordered items from Lowe's self pick-up area. Staff in the store constantly watched me and my wife and aggressively made their presence known to us. (How often are you in large stores when you can't easily find an employee to help you?) Staff at Lowe's Ogdensburg were hovering around us during the entire time we were in this store. From a distance, one employee would yell, "Can I help you?" A few minutes later this annoying behaviour was repeated by another employee, one after the other, with about a total of five staff members watching us and behaving inappropriately. Soon it was obvious store staff weren't interested in helping us, but rather were watching our every move as we looked at different products in their store. It was more than just annoying; staff was being disruptive to our browsing and making it obvious that they were watching us. A male employee came over to us with a fake smile on his face. Soon as this employee got my attention he aggressively demanded to know where I had parked my car. This male employee asked me the make and colour of my vehicle and where we lived. Next, he demanded to know where I had parked my vehicle while stating, "I want to make sure that it's not parked somewhere it shouldn't be." This employee wouldn't leave until I told him and then he immediately departed the store looking for my car in the parking lot. Lowe's was almost devoid of customers, so I'm sure that finding my vehicle in the parking lot wasn't difficult. A short while later this same male employee comes back and states to me, "It's not your vehicle. I found the car and it doesn't belong to you". When I simply shook my head in disgust he added, "Where it's parked is okay!" He didn't want to believe that this expensive late-modeled car belonged to me. I had chosen about $100.00 worth of products to buy and placed everything on the counter. At the cash register a female employee loudly demanded, "You have to pay for everything." Next this rude female employee demanded I show her my driver's license before she would scan the products I was buying. The cashier defiantly said, "I want to know who you are." This cashier again very loudly stated, "You have to pay for everything." I was wearing shorts with empty pockets and a t-shirt. Also, I wasn't carrying any bags. Just what did she think I was trying to swipe, a wooden toothpick? While I realize theft is a problem in many stores, I don't steal. Why I was targeted for this type of abuse from staff at Lowe's is beyond me. I'm honest and only wanted to buy a few needed items, not sold at their stores in Canada. Given what occurred I won't be ever going back to Lowe's in Ogdensburg or anywhere else in the USA. Lowe's you have now lost a Canadian customer forever.

In October 2017, I paid Lowe's in advance to install 23 replacement windows--four need to be…read morereinstalled, and the installer voided the warranty on the other 19, all of which need to be replaced. In the past 8 months, I've made 50 phone calls to Lowe's, but the windows have not been done. They are intentionally dragging their feet, hoping I will give up.

Had to walk to ACE hardware to get a battery jumper. Gentleman there volunteered to take me back…read morehome and help. Great service great people. Truly is small town friendly. Thank you.

The staff in the store is extremely helpful and they offer quality products at fair prices. We…read morehave not had good experiences with the alternative hardware store in the town and no longer use them.

Brittany M. Awesome job.. Your so helpful and so polite I really enjoyed coming in the store when…read moreyou're working...

This is the hardware store we hang out at the most. But I've discovered that not all hardware…read morestores are created equal - even if they are in the same chain! If you can't find it here, try the one in Carleton Place. It's not as far as you'd think, from here - maybe 20 minutes. But if you're doing a big project, they most likely have what you need.

I shop here a LOT, but was annoyed at their policy for major appliances. If you buy it, then forget…read moreabout returning it. Even in COVID times, they would not budge even though I got stuck with a Kitchen Aid lemon of a dishwasher.

Great small hometown hardware! They have a little bit of everything. Camping supplies, dog, nuts…read morebolts, cleaning, pool, heating, paint, bowling, auto , campfire, grills, clothing jeans , sweatshirts tee shirts socks,gardening, pvc piping lumber and fireplaces plus more. Stop in and give the home town your business . Owner is wonderful and very knowledgeable . ATM available in store. Accepts credit cards .

This place had everything I needed in one trip, and the guy helping me out was super friendly and…read morehelped me find what I was looking for right away. Way better than going to some giant, impersonal store. Prices totally reasonable. And that, my friends, is what it takes to score five stars as a hardware store.

If you've ever been to a Rona or a Home Depot, well, this place is the exact opposite. Donovan's…read moreHardware has been a staple in the community for years, serving the good people of Gananoque not just hardware but also nick-knacks and decorations for the home, yard, cottage, what have you. As soon as you enter, you're faced with what amounts to organized chaos. The family-run business may seem to be completely asunder, but a few trips there and you get to know where everything is. If you can't find what you're looking for, just ask any of the staff. I once owned an old stove-top percolating coffee maker and the glass stopper at the top broke. Not knowing where to start looking for something like this, I went to Donovan's. Once I described the item, the only questions I was asked were "How many?" and "What colour?" Yeah, they've pretty much got everything.

We headed to Donevan's on the advice of another Yelper (thanks friend!) and are so glad we did. We…read morefound what we were looking for: souvenir tee-shirts that were well-made and not tacky and some really cute gifts for friends. All were quite inexpensive. But the store itself intrigued us; it's stocked not just with hardware but a huge selection of "stuff" for yard and home along with providing advice on everything from plumbing to screen repairs. It just has to be a really popular place for residents of Gananoque to shop, and since it dates back to 1872 and is operated by the fifth generation Donevan family we think that's definitely the case. It's right on King Street in the heart of Gananoque, a cute Canadian town that we enjoyed visiting. You won't go wrong to drop by here if you're in the neighborhood.