Went in to get some tools for my new apartment. Greg H was very helpful and I was able to get a…read moretool kit and power drill for around $100 ! I was able to get beyond what I needed and now I'm ready for all my projects current & future. I'll definitely be back.

I like going here because the people are always so helpful. Doug went above and beyond with…read morehelping us locate a valve diaphragm for our irrigation system that they didn't have. He found the product at another independent Ace Hardware store and called them for us.

We are so fortunate to have a local, non-"box" commercial hardware store near us…read more.. It is the last of its kind in Land Park and we try to support it anyway we can! The staff are personable and helpful and it carry's many smaller items (like unique screws, nuts and fasteners) in small or singular quantities so you don't have to buy a "lifetime supply" for one project like you would have to at a Lowes or Home Depot!

It's my hardware store. I've found the Goldilocks of hardware stores. JUST RIGHT. Pocket Ace- just,…read moreno. Emigh- across town, ghetto 'hood but not ghetto prices. East Sacramento- that closed, now it's a plant store. Who needs a hammer when you can have a succulent? Elk Grove: $$$, plus being asked if I need help multiple times is scary (five times in five minutes, rule of thumb). Newbert's: yes, this was the best but it's been closed for decades and is probably a cannabis dispensary now. Archie's: also closed. Don't get me started. Why: Selection: This store has pretty damn much anything you could need, with limits. Kitchen, hardware, tools, electrical, garden, paint, nuts, bolts, chemicals. It's not a warehouse, it's a STORE. So calm down if you don't have every option, you're going to get in the ballpark. This fall I found a great manure fork here (no I don't live in Iowa but it's a great garden tool and mine got "lost" in my last move). PS, the big orange didn't even have one. Price: I was pricing Weber bbqs this summer and the units here were 10% less than pocket ace or Elk Grove. That got my attention. I recently got a great shovel for $16.99 on sale. Yes, a sale. You will have a range of options and usually there is a cheap(Er) option than at other stores, and better made. Recently I was pricing shovels at Home Depot and their cheaply made unforged (but costly) shovels couldn't match the shovel I bought at Hollywood. Help: someone can help you if you ask but you can browse without feeling like you are being stalked. Oddities: my last time here while at check out a customer came in cradling a duck and said out loud "I have a duck that needs repair." No one was fazed. The duck, alas, was a decoy but quite convincing. Need I say more?

We are ready to undertake a kitchen remodel. This is our second day on the journey. Last week we…read morewent to look at model kitchens at IKEA and today it was a trip to Lowes. Sam in their kitchen remodel department was very helpful. He was very knowledgeable about where to start and the procedures. He suggested we start with the cabinent before the countertops. I also learned that they are two differnt contracts. You don't do them together, which is confusing for me as don't you want the work people to coordinate so all the work gets done at the same time. We learned that they don't actually come to your house to measure for your kitchen cabinent. What if you measure wrong? We learned that you need to get permits before dong your own kitchen and that's the homeowners responsibility. We learned that painted Cabinets are more expensive then stained. Though stained means you'll be using real wood. Sam prefers natural stone due to its longevity. We're not sure how that would look with our fake wood/lament floors. Sam is referring to Natural as Granite or Quartzite. From looking at the chart it seems that Delton and Porcelain is are better when it comes to stain resistant and scratch resistant and heat resistant. I also like the lass countertops they had at Ikea which they don't offer At Lowes. From the sounds of it it's going to take around 2 months of life without a working kitchen for us. That doesn't sound good. That's a lot of going out to eat. Though if we do it this summer the good thing is we'll be eating lots of salads and sandwiches anyway due to the hot weather. And cold cereal for breakfast. It also sounds like we need to buy everything ourselves versus going through a contractor to ensure we are the holders of the warrantee. Apparently who ever pays for it is the holder. Thant's news to me. There is an additional 10 year warrantee you can buy for the countertops that's around $400. That includes any accidents by the buyer or malfunctions in the workmanship. He said it's worth it. Follow us on our journey.

So we frequent and invest in this store very often (2-3x a month, around $100 each time) for their…read moregreat selection of plants in their garden center to hand off to local businesses and beautify our local community. At checkout with a cart full of clearance priced plants, we encountered an associate named Pearl who right off the bat accused us of being thieves, discriminated against us based on race and disability (we were made to feel In the way and not belonging there), and blatantly accused us for marking down the prices ourselves despite showing photographic proof of our shopping. Pearl demanded that we pay full price for clearance items and said that the plants did not look distressed enough to warrant a lower price. Pearl proceeded to mishandle our plant purchases and breaking some in the process while overcharging for a few of them. Despite our multiple requests for further assistance and resolution, she refused to honor the clearance prices, dismissed our repeated pleas for support, and proceeded to help others behind us while supposedly asking for a supervisor to come over. We ended up waiting more than half an hour (being disabled, this is incredibly painful to endure) before Manny and Charles came by finally to save the day, yet Pearl continued to berate and accuse us of wrongdoing while Manny and Charles went ahead and resolved the situation at hand. We normally do not encounter this at this location, but suffice it to say we were taken aback that we were greatly mistreated in this manner for doing the right thing.

This is a very quiet store located by the freeway. Convenient and easy access. It's joins a…read moremultitude of other stores, so the trip is not wasted on home repairs but eatery and clothing shops. It's well supplied, clean and organized. The workers are helpful and friendly. Came here today to get plumber liquid drainer remover. I also noticed the store has a vast selection of home cleaning products. Impressive. The price were cheaper than any other retail stores I've seen, especially department and grocery stores. So I bought 2 huge bottles of dish soap. Will definitely last about 6 months for under $20 total. What a bargain place. Love, love this store and location. Excellent.

Today was an intense day. When it was time for breakfast my husband went for the milk for his brand…read moreflakes and it came out warm. He checked the freezer and the ice cream was soft. Not good signs. He turned up the thermostat on the fridge and freezer in hopes to buy us some time. By the time I got down there for breakfast the milk was still warm, but the fridge kicked on, I was hoping it would start cooling down. By lunch time the tempeture was dropping. That's a good sign and bought us some time. When my husband told me this morning that the fridge was on fritz I immediately jumped on Consumer Reports and paid for a subscription. Once there I immediately clicked on refrigerators. They have all different categories: French Doors, Side by Side, Top Freezer, Bottom Freezer, Cabinet lengthy, and ones with no freezers. So many to choose from. It would have been so much easier if we could just rebuy the one we had. It's a good one, it lasted around 12 years. I personally like our side by side so I went to work researching them and picked out 4 that were top rated 74 down to 67 on Consumer Reports. I also looked at the French doors, but only one of them had water dispensers and the freezer space was less. I first got online and looked at our local hardware store, but wasn't able to find the ones I was looking for by their model number so I went onto Home Depot's site and was able to pull up two of them. Two is better than none so we headed to Home Depot in hopes they had them in stock. When we got to Home Depot I presented the print outs of the two I found online and they were both in stock. The showroom was packed with so many options. Thankfully J'Leesa walked us to the ones I printed out. Both looked nice, but the one had the Craft Ice Maker and that took up extra freezer space, so I passed on that one. We don't really need giant ice balls, it's not like we're having whisky on the rocks every night. We also looked at the French Doors one and he agreed with me, they lack freezer space. Not that we have a lot in our freezer, but it would be nice to have the space if we need it. We do stock up at times when meat goes on sale, so we need that extra room. We chose the GE 25.3cu ft. Side by Side Refrigerator in Fingerprint resistant stainless steel, Standard Depth. It's the same one they sell at Costco for the same price, Home Depot says it's $900 off, but to me that's the standard price. They have it in stock so we scheduled it for delivery on Thursday. That is if all goes well and they will take away our other one free of charge, just like Costco would have. The only different is we only have a 48hr window to commit to it after that it's ours, that makes me nervous. Maybe I should have gone with Costco as they have an easier return policy, but we'll see. I'm hoping for the best with this purchase. We also got the 5 year protection plan. I'm not exactly sure what that entails, but it's better than nothing. This process too around 4 hours. 2.5 hours researching and 1.5 hours in the store. I'm really hoping and praying that we made the right choice as this is one of those "BIG" purchases that hopefully will last us 10 years and not the 5 years Consumer Reports says it will last.

These guys are nuts about nuts and basically any other type of fastener. I went in looking for some…read moreodd screws for one of my server racks and sure enough the friendly folk here were able to find my screws and got me on my way. Oh and they found my company discount which saved me a ton of cash :D

Very sad to hear they no longer sell to the public unless you spend $50 or more. i can only assume…read morethis will lose a lot of business for what seems to be an already struggling company.

The gentlemen at this store take the time to help you find the tool(s) you need, while willing to…read moreshare their inside knowledge of whether a tool is worth purchasing, overpriced, good/bad deal, rare, etc. Although this is a second-hand store, PM Tools offers a quality experience.

Located next door to Panda House, P & M Tools has been in business for over twenty years. Same…read moreexact location on Broadway, same helpful employees whenever I visit this place. I wanted to do some home improvement projects around my backyard which involved cutting large amounts of wood and tree trunks (don't ask) so I cleaned off my miter saw and began cutting the wood. Several minutes into cutting the wood, smoke started billowing out of the miter saw. I'm not an expert but I know this couldn't be right. Something was wrong with this thing. I took the miter saw to P & M Tools and asked them if there was anything which needed fixing or if I needed to buy replacement parts. The employee told me it was the saw which needed replacing: It was more appropriate for cutting tiles than it is for cutting wood. He sold me a replacement saw for my miter saw. It was only twenty-five dollars. For the past two days, the replacement saw--a DeWalt construction saw--has been a perfect fit for my old miter saw. It cuts the lumber smoothly with little noise and, best of all, no more smoke! I can't recommend these guys enough. Instead of throwing away your old handyman tools which is no longer working, head on over to P & M Tools. They could have the replacement parts you need to get your handyman tools working like new again.

I arrived close to closing time but the store clerk helped me quickly located and purchase what I…read moreneeded without rush. I ended up buying more than I planned due to the cheap prices on tons of random, but useful household items. I'll be back when I have more time to browse their inventory.

The Harbor Freight Tools on Northgate Blvd lacks a maintenance shopping center. The parking lot…read morealso has a few homeless walking around. I don't feel very safe to park my car there. However, the store inside is well maintained and organized. The good thing is all the items I'm looking for are in stock with a good price as always from any Harbor Freight Tools. The employees are friendly as well.

Great place to go for any basic hardware needs…read more The staff is extremely friendly and all the product is reasonably priced. I'd recommend any locals in the pocket or land park area to give this place a try. It's super convenient

Adj: Knowledgeable…read more This is a locally operated Ace Hardware store, I believe it is a franchise. The owners are helpful if you have questions about a home improvement or repair issues and don't know how to go about trying a solution to the problem, or how to use a tool, or even what something you're looking for is because you've never heard of it, let alone seen one, LOL. I haven't come in for those yet, but sometimes I'd find an answer on Google, but the real-life application and execution of that fix to the problem doesn't work out very well, and I'm stuck. This is where Greenhaven Hardware as a smaller, mom-and-pop outfit would come in. At a big box store it might be hard to flag down someone to ask a question at all. But here at Greenhaven Hardware, there's always someone asking if you need help. We came in once to get some plants and had some questions and they gave us some good advice and our plants are thriving now. They also seasonally have vegetable seedlings for sale if your thumb isn't the greenest (that would be me!) and don't want to attempt to grow from seeds yourself. Sometimes they would also clearance out seasonal items because their store has limited space compared to a big-box, so you can also find some bargains if your timing just happens to find you catching some good deals. I don't count on that at Ace, but it's nice to support local even if their prices are slightly higher (sometimes quite a bit higher) because we can get excellent customer service w/sage advice for tricky home repair situations. Overall, I'm thankful we have a locally owned and operated hardware store still in our neighborhood and it's a great thing to have when experience and knowledge is what you're looking for to tackle more complex home maintenance or repair scenarios. Thank you Greenhaven Hardware!

This review is solely based on the kids workshop, not my shopping experience…read more Took my kids to the workshop in the summer and it was a great experience. Starts at 9am-12pm. We arrived around 9:30am, when we arrived we went to the table where you collect the stuff to build for that month. They give you an apron and the materials to build whatever it is for that day and they give pins for each project. They had tables set up with seats using their buckets and you sit anywhere there is an opening. Around the time we arrived, it was about 70% full. Took about 30 minutes for my kids to finish but by then more people started to arrive. This is an amazing workshop for kids to learn how to build things and get creative and on top of that it's free. My kids enjoyed it and we will be back again.

EDIT: I'm happy someone responded here. However, the link you sent goes to an expired GoDaddy…read morewebpage. I can't do anything there. Home Depot has a low rating for a reason. We contacted them to do a flooring job. It was found after they sent out people to do the floor and take our downstairs toilet out, that the floor was too uneven to install the flooring. Okay, cool. Asked if they did the leveling. No, they don't, but either we could find someone (if we knew people who could do flooring or home repair we wouldn't need to go through Home Depot) or they could direct us to some program they have called Pro Referral, which Hone Depot will put the project in and contractors can see it and contact you with an offer to do your job. We went through that to find RodCo Renovations. Another company involved with the flooring project (Home Depot doesn't employ anyone doing these projects, so we have 3 different companies involved to keep track of), came out after RodCo and told us the floor was still just as uneven as it was before. We've gone back and forth with all these companies since July 2nd. This whole time, being unable to use our downstairs toilet (because they took it out to put the flooring in) and having to move our washer and dryer back and forth because this project had been taking a month, so far, and looks like it'll be taking even longer because Home Depot seems to have no control over the project/product they offered and have been paid for. How do you offer a service and then tell the customer they're just "on their own" to figure out how to get a KEY part of it done before they can finish it all? It's actually ridiculous. Because we had to pay for the project, then pay for the leveling, which RodCo still hasn't finished correctly, and might have to pay out of pocket again to get the floor leveled because of Home Depot needing the floor to be leveled to a very specific measurement for us to quality for the flooring warranty. All this trouble for a kitchen floor is insane. At this point, we should have just hired a specific contractor to do the entire job because an already $4500 (which is way too expensive for vinyl flooring) project is turning out to be insanely expensive. I would absolutely NOT hire Home Depot or RodCo to do any projects. Romanoff Renovations (also through Home Depot) has really been the only company, so far, consistent with communication and trying to get the floor finished. Today leads the third round with this project and we are beyond tired of this situation. Now, RodCo is unresponsive, Home Depot is unresponsive, and I'm honestly just annoyed. Horrible business all around. If you have a home renovation project, it's better to either figure out how to do it yourself, make friends with someone who knows, or hire a reputable, professional contractor to do the ENTIRE job, so you're not dealing with multiple companies, like a puzzle, to get one project done. It causes a headache of epic proportions.