Livingston Manor is quite lucky to have a hardware store in town that is this full of most of your…read morehome improvement or recreational needs. Make the choice to invest in the community and shop here. Far too many hometown stores can't compete with large chains. You can't replace knowledge from a store like this, where the service is just as important as the products on the shelves. So, here's a song for everyone - from David Wilcox about my old hometown hardware store that is no longer: An angel appeared in a holy vision Stood by my bedside in shivering light Spoke my name, told me my mission I could not believe I was hearing him right 'Cause he said, "Go, my son, go, always go to East Asheville Hardware before you go to Lowe's", he said "Go to East Asheville Hardware before you go to Lowe's" "You'll help to keep them open, I'm worried they might close From the stiff competition from the National Conglomerate With the full page ad in the color section of the Sunday paper supplement And stacks of plastic swimming pools and seven brands of power tools And rows and rows of registers, all having nice days" "But no, you go", he said to me with light around his face He said, "You go first to that age-old place To that old wooden door that you have to close behind you To the wide-board wooden floor, worn down soft" "To the real thing, a good advice, quality at the fair price And know that they know how deep the frost goes here I'm sure there's stuff you'll have to find at Paty's, Lowe's or Sears" "But go to East Asheville Hardware Go to East Asheville Hardware before it disappears"

Extremely rude owner. Just wanted to see if they had a propane tank because me and my family are…read moregoing camping and he just walked away from us yelling no. I don't understand why grumpy old people stay in a customer service line of work. Just terrible.

The nicest people. They usually have everything we need. Carry plenty of wild birdseed. We're…read morefortunate this local business is here. When we need something in hardware, yard and garden or basic automotive, we try to check Brookside first.

My son just bought a Honda HR-V EX from Brookside and got a fantastic deal. The customer service…read morewas above and beyond. Appreciate everything they did to meet our budget and get him on the road with this car.

What I really want is this store to move to my home town. Old time service from numerous people who…read moreknow their products, know how they are used. Incredible inventory. Fair prices. Love this place.

Called looking for an item gave all needed info got tossed form one person to another 5 people…read morelater , 5 people!!! I get " No! we don't carry it!!! Helpful , NO! pass the problem , YES! Go in store all around talking except for folks at register, Other's will give you an isle # Wont go with you to help to find & half time wrong and 1/4 time say don't have as too lazy to go look , as have found item they say didn't have but do , as to busy talking to other employee's! I have walked right up to them and informed them what ile and location they did have it in, their remark, Hugh what you know, didnt know we carried it after saying They dont

Just wanted to double-down on my previous review. Really fantastic people in the garden store! Not…read morejust do they stock a great variety of plants and trees of all kinds, but they are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. For instance, we have been enduring some really terrible frost. They guided us through buying the frost blankets needed to fend off the frost, and as a result saved our beautiful new peach tree (which we bought from these guys last year). A first-class store staffed by top-notch people!

You can get ANYTHING you need here. Are the plants sometimes cheaper elsewhere...YES but the lawn…read moreornaments, pots wind chimes, bird feeders and everything else are like nothing you've ever seen. The owner and his staff go out of the way to buy the most unusual items. If I need a birthday gift for someone, I come here. I purchased a hand blown glass bird feeder for a friend. The price was not outrageous, as I am cheap, and my girlfriend LOVED it. If you need birdseed, at 69 cents a pound, buying it loose, you can't beat this place either. Of course they have the usual items, but you can even haggle a little sometimes and get a REAL bargain. Last year I got a beautiful bush for 1/3 off, just by asking if they had ANY specials at the end of the year. The woman in the gardening department actually said, I could let this one go a little cheaper as long as I know it is going to a good home. She feels about her plants the way I do! And lastly, in the country, you have to deal with mice. It is a necessary evil of the joy of the mountains. I was directed to a device that kills the mice by one of the ladies inside. They're mice, so killing them is fine with me as long as I don't see their feces on my counter top and in my food anymore. She even knew what she was talking about with that. In one week, my mouse problem has been solved. I was able to catch one mouse a day, and now I live rodent free. Thanks AGWAY for knowing your stuff!!!!

This is a fine Home Depot. Located next to Staples and Shopright, near Dunkin' and Walmart. You…read morecan come to this area for almost anything you may need. Easy parking. Great open hours.

Unfortunately, every time I needed a service person, no one was available…read more Something as simple as getting some shades mesured and cut turned out to be impossible. I TRIED FIVE TIMES LAST SEASON before I gave up. Ace Hardware in Liberty measured my used shades. They cut them perfectly, and I was on my way.

True Value of New Paltz is the first place you need to go to for any project. The staff is awesome…read moreand they provide helpful expert advice at no cost. I have been coming here for 10+ years, always first before Lowe's because it is so clean and easy to navigate. Eileen seems to know everything about the store from memory. Andy and Brian don't sit still, they are always flying around helping everyone find the right stuff. I recently went there looking for furniture hardware to fix my bed headboard, right before the store closed. Glenn and Lou both helped me design a new bolt/nut setup to fix the pieces with stronger parts so it wouldn't break again, while using the existing drilled holes so it looks perfect. I was the last customer out as they were shutting off the lights and then I heard it was even Lou's birthday...stayed late to help me with a $10 purchase. This is how True Value earns the loyalty of their customers and takes the stress and uncertainty out of the average DIY jobs. Glenn and Lou could tell how important this repair was to me, and they gave it the same attention as a major renovation. It is amazing how cheap it can be to fix/maintain things instead of buy new ones. Take some digital pics and bring to the store and tell the crew to give you whatever you need to tackle the project. Be sure to rent tools from them too, so easy and cheap! They will even deliver the equipment to your house for you. Get Benjamin Moore paints from them too, good stuff lasts longer than junk and requires fewer coats...your time is valuable!

Very helpful and friendly staff, eager to assist you in finding what you need. Nice, clean,…read morewell-organized store. Dog-friendly.

This is your typical hardware store that every town use to have. Unlike the big franchises this…read moreplace is small and will have all the essentials you need. Prices are decent and the staff will help you find whatever it is that you need. This is not a tourist store as it caters to the residence of the area

If you're in the market for food+veg, there's Sunflower Market or Sundrost Farms in town. But what…read moreabout all those other must-have home essentials you might need? Then you come here. This Houst & Son on Tinker St in the heart of Woodstock is independently owned- falling within the fold of the True Value brand. We've relied on these folks for years especially when we've stayed at a local B&B with access to their grill then come here for a bag of charcoal briquettes. We'll still get those- but now as things have changed for us, we're getting kitchen items, cast-iron skillets, etc to use on weekends when we're in town. The right side of Houst is dedicated to kitchen items such as cutlery, cleaning supplies, pots+pans, serving spoons, welcome mats+other outdoor items. The left side has painting supplies, plumbing products and other DIY projects that need seeing quickly. For bigger home improvements, ask. Price? It's Woodstock. I'm not driving out of my way to save a a few dollars. But, these folks have a rewards system which you can accumulate and use for future purchases. As far as service, it's unbeatable.

I was recently in Kingston and remembered I needed a 6" length of plastic tubing. Popped into…read moreLowe's, went to aisle 32 and was surprised to see that I would need to buy a 10 ft. piece. More accumulated "stuff" that I may or may not use again? $9.95 to get the needed 6"? Went to Wadler Brothers the following day and bought a 6" piece for FIFTY CENTS! Long live the local hardware store.

Chris is an exceptional leader at Wadlers Bros. Chris walks the extra mile in the store, answers…read morethe phone for Wadlers 80% of the time and great at selling an alternative device if the item I need is not in stock and listens to customers concerns. Tom is also there and gives great direction ensuring I can get in and out of the store quickly. He also will walk and often offers to help carry items back to the counter for me. Great location and close to Cold Spring Lodge. Thank you!