PROS: The guy in the store is very nice and his selection is organized while the store itself is…read moreclean. Good size parking lot next to his place as well. prices are all competitive which makes this place a good go-to for basic needs CONS: The selection size is not as big as other hardware stores; Ace, true value, and obviously big box stores like Home depot OVERALL: If you're looking for a simple hardware store this is the place to come to. I don't expect them to be as big as the Home Depot, but for basic needs they're good

Professional, enthusiastic, honest and reliable .It is worthy to be trusted and will help and…read moreexplain any of your questions and problems and the price is right.

Great town hardware store with friendly knowledgeable staff. Great selection of fasteners. Fair…read moreprices.

They are extremely knowledgable and always very helpful…read more Excellent prices. I travel out of my way to go there because they are the best! The only place I go for my hardware needs.

This is a good store, but it seems like there's a problem with management. This is my go to store…read morewhen I need things from my home and I rarely don't find what I need but like many stores in the area they have big problems when it comes to being stocked for major weather events. I came to the store like many people looking to get ice melt and found a sign on the door that they would not have ice melt until 12 PM. So I went to a local Duncan's and bought some food and sat in the parking lot waiting to see a truck pull up and be prepared to get a reasonable amount and I sat there for nearly an hour and a half and then so people coming and going just like me that saw the sign and figured they would come back. Well after four or five minutes after the 12 o'clock mark, I noticed people walking to their cars from behind the store with bags of ice melt so I walked into the store and I spoke to a fella that was working in the paint department and he spoke to me and another fella and stated that well we really don't know if it's gonna come in at 12 o'clock or not. It might come in sooner. I might come in later and we were just OK with that because it was 12 o'clock at that time anyway so I hung around the store buying other products doing my policy of by in the smallest stores rather than going to the big stores like Lowe's and Home Depot. While I was hanging around talking to other customers and buying products, I noticed the fella at the paint department was taking orders for a person that just walked in the store just walked up and asked if you can get a couple bags of ice melt, and I was just really disappointed that that person saw me there knew what I was therefore looked at me talk to me and everything never told me that a truck had pulled up with the ice melt and then was apprehensive about taking an order from me because I had to get a paid slip from him to go to the front counter to get my salt. No, I'm not pitching a bitch or making a complaint but it's astounding to me that someone that works at the store would treat me in that manner and not just say hey listen just wanted to let you know that the ice melt came in and go grab a few bags and you can come in and pay for it. That is the mom and Pop feeling of a store and this guy ruined that because he should've had the courtesy of letting me know. Then when I get out in a lot as I'm going out and putting my ice melt in my truck, I noticed another van pull up with a skid of ice melt so it made me feel that they were either selling it out the back to certain people that they knew or they were just being flat out secretive about the shipment coming in either way it's not customer friendly attitude. I'm 69 years old and I've been going to that store since I was about 17 or 18 years old, not buying every single thing I ever needed there but knowing for well that when I needed something that place had it the day before I went in there and bought O-rings that nobody else would have because I knew you could go to Palmer Bros and they would have what I needed so I think people got on the stick and they got order more than they need of a product, especially in the middle of a season when you know there's gonna be other weather event events that people are gonna need the product

I had the best experience at this hard wear store. Reece I think that is how you pronounce her name…read moreand spell it. Needs a raise or a promotion. She exceeded my expiation as a costumer service person. She embodies the Palmer hardware expertise . She goes above and beyond she has knowledge of every aspect of the store up and down

Just the best. Staff are above and beyond helpful and prices are very reasonable. Somehow this…read moresmall shop has everything you need. I have never completed a home project without a visit here and I walk out with the tools I need and tips and pointers you can't get anywhere else.

Godwin Tool - here's your chance to step up and actually stock product! Your walls and shelves no…read morelonger need to be left half empty! Here's the opportunity you've wished for for 20 years! Time to get excited and treat any customer that comes in like an old fiend and not some rookie with a dumb question! Sears is closing! Good news for you, try and make the best of it. We love shopping local but sometimes you and you staff make it so difficult. On April 23rd a NATIONAL COMPETITOR will be leaving our little 1-1/2 square mile market and you will have no excuses not to turn back into the store you were once and can be again. I wish you well and hope you succeed as a 3rd generation MPer who used to run through the extremely sharp and dangerous basement of Peter Baker Hardware like a wild indian as a kid.

Great experience at Butler's Hardware and amazed at how much they have expanded the business. The…read moreowner John Butler is a hard working entrepreneur. He knows everything about the business and if he doesn't have an item in the store he is able to order it for you!! Great service and family business!

This store is the personification of the "the little engine can could". I've been going here for…read moreover 30 years and rarely leave disappointed. I love to support local businesses and this one makes it so easy. This small store has a little bit of everything. I'm constantly amazed how many times I've gone in doubting they have what I'm looking for and walk out with something that if not exact good enough. Being a small business, they don't aim to compete on price but make up for it with service and 1 or 2 versions of a lot of different products. Over the years they've saved by backside a bunch of times when everyone else was closed not to mention the drive time to go to Home Depot or Lowe's If your looking for a local store that's delivers well beyond its size, go to Butlers.

I brought in my original paint can so the store could match the exact color I used on my wall. They…read moremade me a new can and kept the old one to discard. When I got home, I realized they had given me a completely different color. Mistakes happen -- that part wasn't the issue. I went back and asked if they could retrieve my original can from the trash so they could properly match the color. It had already been thrown out, so I took time to find the closest match from their color samples. They remade the paint... and then tried to charge me again for correcting their mistake. I was shocked. The incorrect color was not my error -- it was theirs. Yet they refused to take responsibility and attempted to make me pay for it. That is unacceptable customer service. When a business makes a mistake, it should own it and fix it without putting the burden on the customer. Instead, I was treated with complete disregard and disrespect. I will not be returning, and I don't recommend this store to anyone who values fairness, accountability, or basic customer service.

This is a great neighborhood hardware store. It is truly amazing how much "stuff" they were able to…read morepack into it. In all the years that I have been their customer, I can count on one hand the number of times that they did not have what I was looking for. And their prices are surprisingly reasonable. Who needs Home Depot when you have a store like this right in town? Support your local business!!

This is for the owner of the store ( and jokes on me if he's the person that doesn't seem to care…read moreabout the customers ). I've never been to your store before but pass it on my way home from work . For almost 20 yrs. I was a regular customer of Benjamin Bros /Value Hardware before they closed down . What kept me loyal to that store wasnt their prices . It was the friendliness and helpfulness which should be a standard work ethic for customer service people. As soon as a floor person saw you there they asked if they could be of help after they said Hi... I guess you know where I'm going with this .. A younger man was helping someone by the paints and he was friendly with the customer. I got the older man ringing me out . He didn't say hello or ask to help me find anything when I saw him earlier in the aisles wandering right next to him. He was just as stone faced at the register . Why would I want to go back there and become a loyal customer ?? I'm writing this because I think it's a shame when a small business is being hurt unnecessarily .

Just before the storm, I went to buy a weather seal to make sure my doors were sealed. All was well…read moreuntil I realized I had bought the wrong product. I went back to get the right one today and explained the situation to one of the workers, who was more concerned with his phone text than with me as a customer. He proceeded to tell me, "Talk to my boss! If you want a refund," The Boss" told me there is nothing I can do for you because " I could not resell it since you opened the plastic bag" with an attitude. I think the whole weather seal was like $5.99. I told him not to worry about it. I am not a new customer. I live in the neighborhood. There is nothing about "Hometown" in these types of stores. I will take my business HomeDepot where I am not even questioned for a $5.99 item! And then they dare to complain when they go out of business or when they say we do not support small businesses.

One of last standing real hardware stores. They make keys - one service that should be ubiquitous…read moregiven that we still use keys for most everything. That said, I challenge you to go get keys made - you'll be driving around the county well away from your neighborhood before you locate a locksmith.

I needed to make up copies of some keys. I stumbled into this hardware store since it was right in…read moremy town. It is not a huge store, but I must say it has a lot of stuff (toys/tools/gadgets, etc). Any guy would spend a good amount of time getting lost looking around at all the "stuff" here as I did. I thankfully behaved myself, and did not go on a wild shopping spree. When I finally made it to the counter, the person who helped me was very knowledgeable, and handy. He duplicated a couple sets of keys perfectly. He did not even need to take them out of my car key ring. The sets he made up he had placed in its own key ring rather than just throw them all at me, and mix the keys up. He was also honest, and saved me some money with another request of mine that I did not need to get done. I like honesty, it's a great virtue. FYI: Parking in this area is metered with high tech sensors, and camera. Pay the meter, or pay the ticket.