New NAME : SUN VALLEY DO IT BEST…read more Have you ever tried to make a 180 ft squirrel agility course in your backyard? No? Me neither. However, if, or when, I run out of things to do in this small town, I'll try it. And the fine men at Sun Valley will help me.

I shopped here a few times while building a home in the area. They do have a fair assortment of…read moregoods that are incredibly overpriced, sometimes 4X more than the Tractor Supply or Foxworth.The staff was rude and unattentive every time I had to go in and maybe has one person working who knows the basics of construction. I only shopped here because I had to.

I waltzed in with my long checklist about 6 minutes before closing. . . don't you just hate that?…read more Nope. They didn't seem to! The "Friendly Hardware Person" nearby latched onto me and cheerfully led me from pillar to post, helping me select everything I needed. He didn't even blink when I asked him to measure out 20 feet of rope to be cut. Another fellow, by the way, volunteered to cut 3 keys for me while we made this grand tour! Best hardware store I've visited in ages - - and I used to manage one! Keep up the XLNT work!

Customer service here is rock solid. The entire staff is on point, welcoming, very helpful and…read moresimply professional. Ace Hardware in general is a great store with materials and hardware for projects and repairs.

Stopped in here while we were in Hatch NM. This is a family owned store and not a chain. The help…read moreinside was very attentive and helped us find what we were looking for. They actually have quite a large space and it's full of all the stuff you remember in hardware stores from when you were a kid in the mid west. They had power tools, screws, nuts, bolts all the way down the the Daisy BB gun that you [or your dad] had when younger. I really liked this place as it really did remind me of what a hardware store should be.

On Friday, April 5, this year I bought a water heater from True Value; two of their employees came…read moreout after work to install it, for cash. The installation went fine; no problems then or now. The problem is removing the old heater. The employees left it outside by my back porch and said they would be out the next day, Saturday, by noon to take it away. Didn't happen. On Monday, April 29, I went to their store to ask what the problem was and when the old heater would be picked up. This touched off a comedy routine between two of their employees about who fixed problems and who was a problem. I wasn't laughing. After the comedy routine was done, I was promised that it would be picked up Friday for sure. That would have been May3. Didn't happen then, either. On June 10, I sent a snail mail letter to the store (their email wasn't working) explaining the situation and asking when the old water heater would be picked up. No response. As I write this, late July, the damned thing is still sitting right where their guys left it. This is not my idea of customer service. And I don't appreciate being the butt of somebody's jokes. I wonder if these guys realize that anything they sell can be found someplace else in town. And from now on, anything I might need will be bought someplace else.

Stopped at both Ace and Tractor Supply for new wiring for our batteries on our rv. NO customer…read moreservice at Ace. Friendly service rep at Tractor Supply but didn't have required parts. Onto our last hope, Sun Valley and did they rock it. Everything we needed and the best customer service ever. Thanks for everything!

I don't live here, but I travel through here from time to time. Whenever I need some hardware for a…read morerepair, I come here. It's a very good sized hardware store for a small town, it has a very complete inventory. They've always had what I needed, and I find the clerks and staff very helpful.

I have had more then one unfriendly and unprofessional situation with the manager of this hardware…read more My family has shopped in this store for a very long time and spent a lot of money. I carry a shoulder bag which contains my check book, wallet, extremely expensive medication, and a $1400.00 phone, pad and things such as a note pad to execute rapid on site diagrams so I can reconfigure my projects when this small store doesn't have what I want. I carry this bag in every single store/bar/ business location. This bag is approximately 1/3 the size of a back pack. The manager yelled that back packs were not allowed. I informed him it was not a back pack, it was a mini shoulder bag and they were welcome to examine the contents before and after shopping. A woman went in with a bag 3 times the size of mine and mine was full. I was told I could not enter the store with this small Organizational tool. I told them I would not leave my bag at the their register because I needed it's contents to figure the right things and there cost. I was wearing shorts with no pockets. This bag has appropriately $5000 in content most times. This man bag is smaller than most woman's purses and has all the things I use to maintain my health, plan for projects and the items to engage in commerce. I told the Manager that his conduct was discriminatory and unprofessional and we would not shop their. My family spends thousands of dollars in that store every year. That is all done. I will not set foot in that store again until they learn customer service. I might add woman are allowed to carry bags resembling large shopping bags but men are denied bags 1/3 the size!

Over the years this store in Deming NM has been very helpful solving a number of issues of owning…read morean older home. Helpful suggestions & a well maintained stock of materials for a small town. My only regret is I have had to stop going there as it is not ADA friendly and no wheelchair for customer to use while searching for "hardware" or what can I USE to solve an issue.

The customer service in this town is off the charts in excellence, especially Raphael who made my…read morekeys and helped this senior citizen put them on key rings. Miho is a joy at the checkout. Thank you! Bev

Well here we are my sister and I in the small town of Socorro for a family reunion, and right next…read moreto the motel where we are staying is an Ace Hardware. Well being a fellow hardware retailer we just had to check the place out, this is where my daughter said "see you later mom"! After she rolled her eyes! Kids these days! Anyway we decided to have fun without her. You would think for a small town inside the place would be a little haphazard and the inventory a little lacking. But boy was I surprised. This place is well stocked and very organized, and the staff extremely nice and helpful! My favorite part had to be the nursery though! When I walked out there butterfly's were flying around! It's a family owned business and that means a lot to me. Everywhere you have these big box stores moving in and putting places like this out of business, so it was so nice to see the staff interact with customers they have known and helped for years. It was a pleasure to visit your store!!

Great to have this store in this small town. They have always had everything I have needed for home…read morerepairs, gardening and even for holidays. Shopping there is pretty quick because the minute you walk in, someone is there to help you find what you need. This is good because, for a smallish store - it has a lot packed into it. They also have a really nice selection of plants in the spring and summer - not just the everyday things - but some nice oddities!

Just after entering, I was asked by an employee if I needed help. I told him I was looking for a…read moreshort heavy duty power cord - preferably #10 gauge wire size, if they had it. He took me to an aisle where an assortment of power cords were ranging in various sizes., lengths, and outlet choices. We quickly located a #10 size cord however they only had it in 50 feet lengths which was not what I was looking for. We found exactly what I was wanting in #12 gauge. It was 2 feet long and had 3 outlets. He also suggested I might consider making my own extension cord if I absolutely needed #10 gauge and didn't want 50 feet. He showed me their #10 gauge that was available, but I decided to pass on this option. In the end, I purchased the 2 foot length of #12 gauge. It has the 3 outlets and is rated at 15 amps. It should be sufficient for my needs, and at just under $13, I thought it was reasonably priced. This place has everything a homeowner needs ...and then some. Great service and competitive prices, I'm going with 5 stars!

Was just looking for stainless steel screws and a mounting plate. Got asked three times in as many…read moreminutes if I was doing ok? needed any help? So if you need a place that offers plenty of assistance, this is the place for you. Since they would not let me shop? I promptly left empty handed.

Yelp doesn't post the times, so I had to call if they were still open…read more I called, and eventually someone picked up. They close at 5pm on fridays. Local building material store. Employees are helpful enough. Found what we needed. Bathrooms looked clean. Coffee provided in the morning. (None available at 4pm ) Sufficient parking.

I worked my last job "Forest Lumber OKC" for over 20 years, my company has been bought out "Twice"…read morethen Back in October I was asked to come in early...when I got there I was told my services where no longer needed, I asked "how long do I got" my bosses reply was "we need your phone and keys now", no warning, not even a thank you for your service after 20 plus years of service. I'm now 61 unemployed and I do have a medical history so therefore no one will hire me and apparently two strokes limited & mobility ain't enuff for disability. I would like to thank Foxworth Galbraith, USLBM or whoever the hell you are nowadays for coming to Oklahoma City and f#*king up my life.