Screwfix sell a range of DIY products, and their shop is like a warehouse…read more When you go in you talk to someone and tell them you want and then if they have it on stock they get it for you. They don't actually have much on display. This is good for the likes of me who would rather just say what I want and get it rather than looking through loads of DIY items not really knowing which one I should get!

This b and q is good for finding pretty much anything for diy including paint and tools. They have…read moresome reasonably priced stuff and because the shop is massive I normally have to ask someone for help finding what I need, which I always get. Great shop!

I've been going to the Clifton Moor branch of B&Q for many years, primarily because it is…read moreconveniently close and stocks most of my DIY needs. More recently it has become increasingly obvious that the company's focus on customer service via genuinely helpful staff has really started to make a difference. I don't write many reviews, but this is a SHOUT for LAURA who simply could not have done more for us in helping us to buy a hand-basin, vanity unit & relevant plumbing - even considering giving our too-large-for-our-car unit a lift home (30 mile round trip) until I found another solution. Laura - thank you, and I hope you enjoyed your child-free Sunday!!

I only went to Homebase for the first time last week, as I normally go to B and Q for my DIY needs…read more I found Homebase really similar in terms of prices and product range. Would go to either one of them in the future as like I said there's not much difference between the two. I also found the staff at Homebase really helpful in helping me find what I wanted.

Wilkinson is a great shop. Its very big and sells a wide range of things including toiletries,…read morecleaning products, homeware, kitchenware, and stationery. Their prices are very low and a lot of the stuff they sell is branded, however their own brand stuff is quite good too.

Don't go near them for a kitchen…read more My mother-in-law just bought one. This is Monday 30th September and her kitchen was supposed to start last Wednesday. The only person to visit her was the Wickes installer who appealed taking £1120.00 off her for materials, he has never been seen since. She now has a kitchen delivery date of the 19th October. This will effectively leave her without a kitchen for almost a month as we have moved everything out for the pending installation. Wickes reply to all reviews with the usual de-escalation nonsense asking us to contact their customer services. Truth is we have and also visited them in store. We are no further forward and keep getting passed from pillar to post. Once this Company have your cash they will treat you like trash. Avoid at all costs.

I went to Wickes the other day as I was looking for some kind of kitchen shelving. The shop is…read moremassive and is like a warehouse, it's well laid out and spacious. The staff were all chatting around the tills and apart from that I didn't see any other staff at all in the whole shop, and there was no one to ask for help, and no one approached me. I never ended up finding what I wanted and just left in the store in the end.