Stopped in to use the bathroom. Reminds me of Ace Hardware where they ask to help you find…read moresomething. I took them up on the offer for kitchen cupboard shelf brackets as my cans spontaneously fell and the cupboard opened breaking a jar of gravy last week. I knew the husband wouldn't get to it. The guy led me to the correct bin and found screws which they weighed at the counter. The brass brackets were 94 cents each. They had water all over the floor from a recent rain. Super friendly and helpful. Support small business.

This is half tools, half fasteners & parts and half work clothing. This is the place you buy…read morenails, screws and bolts by the scoop into a bag. They sell flanges, tiny ones - if you know what those are then you know what kind of store this is. When you need some complex special parts to make that project work this is where you go. They also have a special area of craft soda, super cool. You dont need a reason to go here, you just go to browse and find things you didnt know you needed.

Not the best place to order doors from they never get your product to you on time probably because…read morethey hire horrible people like one of there employees Toni Nelson she messed up every job she bids so if she bids your job prepare for alot of hassle and wrong product

From the owner: Your Door And More Experts…read more D and M Industries was incorporated in April 1982. The name D and M was chosen to represent our heritage of doing business in the Dakotas and Minnesota. In the beginning years, D and M specialized in doors, frames and hardware for motels and apartment building. The company started out small with seven employees and was located in Fargo ND. In the fall of 1989, D and M was sold to private investors and within one year began diversifying by adding a residential division. With this expansion, windows and a variety of mill work items were added to the product lines. At the same time, the commercial division developed additional business to include more hotel/motel and multifamily projects in areas outside the traditional tri-state region. By 1993 D and M had 25 employees and had exceeded capacity of the 40th Street location. A move to a 20,000 square foot building at 2401 Third Avenue N in Fargo ND was completed. Within the next ten years, D and M expanded into two additional properties in the 2400 block of Third Street. Not long after the final expansion on Third Street did it become evident the company would be on the move again. This time the move was across the Red River into Minnesota where a great new facility totaling 63,000 square feet was constructed. D and M now has room for the warehouse and production areas in one location which includes an outstanding showroom and office area...

ryan spaulding ripped me off and sold me damaged counters. he refuses to replace them and told me…read moreto just go sue him.

From the owner: With over 30 years of experience in the industry, our professionals have the skills to handle your…read morestone maintenance needs with utmost care. Check out for some of the important stone care instructions.

Most people write bad reviews and don't ever think of writing good ones when things go well or they…read morehad a good experience. I am not giving RKAK a great review because there were a few things that pissed me off. They had only been our property managers for a few months. They informed me at one point that I didn't have a lease and I was going month to month even though my lease was signed and supposed to go until December. Do to the owner switching managers 3 times in the 3 years I lived there, they lost all of the leases and the upstairs neighbors and our notice to leave. We also had it worked out with the landlord and RKAK to have the upstairs neighbor and another friend take over our lease once we left. So when the time came they all denied any of this (future reference, get shit in writing...always...no matter how stupid it seems or how honest someone seems). So our friend was potentially homeless (he figured it out), our upstairs neighbor was stuck in his old place and they told us we had to give a 60 day notice so we would have to pay rent for months we weren't even there. They also tried to raise my rent at the same time. All I had to do to fix this was go the office and talk to them face to face, more like bitch at them. Once I had people in the office cornered they at least let us leave when we were originally suppose to without raising our rent. The checkout went fine. The guy had never seen the place before so we showed him the quirks of the place and the shit that was gross and broken prior to us moving in. Just to throw this out there, the place was in way better shape after I lived there. They claimed the carpets were cleaned, but I cleaned them myself with my mothers carpet cleaner and the water was disgusting. The building is over 120 years old so it was super dusty and there was blood splatter all over the kitchen ceilings from previous tenants getting drunk and punching each other. So I had to clean the place before I could even move in. I asked for some off of the deposit for having to do this but the owner just gave me $50 off rent each month and the deposit with no questions (shady). The owner "fixed" stuff himself, as cheaply as possible, so I stopped calling to get things fixed and just did it myself. The owner also said no painting but it was the one way I could cover up the blood splatters (no matter how many times I wiped that ceiling the blood returned...creepy). None of this was RKAK, just details. Even though I cleaned the carpets several times while I lived there and the owner was supposedly just going to replace the carpet anyway, they still charged me to have the carpets cleaned. They also charged me $120 for "General Repair" whatever that was. After we moved out, we had planned a trip to Thailand for a month and then we were moving to Denver. We stayed with a friend and gave RKAK her address to send anything (like our deposit back). They sent us a letter stating they charged us $125 for carpet cleaning and $120 for general repair, so we were still getting around $500 back from our deposit (keeping in mind the envelope had our new address hand written it on it). Upon applying for a new place here in Denver, the leasing agent sent a rental history report to RKAK and they claimed we owed $1600 and they were going to send it to collections the following week due to none payment. First of all, if we owed them this money, and they have our new address, why didn't they send us the statement? And where the hell did this charge come from? After calling them repeatedly and leaving message after message I finally got to talk to the guy that checked us out and knew us or at least our situation. He looked into it and they had charged us for the entire month of February and March. We checked out February 4th and payed for the 4 days prorated. He took care of it and resent the history report without the charges on it. Because all of this I am giving them 2 stars because these problems were easily fixed, but not 3 because they suck at communicating.

if I could give less than one star I would. all of the rental companies in Fargo/Moorhead are bad,…read morebut this place is the worst. impossible to speak to a human being unless you physically show up to the office, they rely on an AI answering machine and never answer the phone. the properties are filthy and infested with roaches, and there's constant problems with heat and water. I cannot wait to move out of this pigstye

I would give this firm less than a one star rating. Overall our experience with Ms Bucholz and By…read moreDesign has been terrible. She purchased materials on our behalf but refused to give us unit prices and volumes on materials. In addition she charged an up charge of 20% on building materials without our knowledge. The list of other problems with her before we parted ways is not pretty. In one case she brought us a tile installer who bid a tile laying job at double the price of a very competent firm who ultimately got the work. We have turned it over to an attorney. We definitely would not recommend her or her firm.

Working with this company was a pleasure. I arranged to have my 81-year-old father's upholstery…read morecleaned in his new senior living unit. This company could not have been more accommodating, and more respectful and kind to my dad. And the work was exceptional. He was pleased, and so I was pleased (from 400 miles away). We need more high quality companies like this one!

These guys are amazing! They work fast and do great work! We were dealing with an insurance claim…read morebecause of water damage, and they kept us informed and told us what they were doing every step of the way. They worked directly with the insurance company, I couldn't believe how easy it all was. We went from water everywhere, to a complete and total mess, to totally cleaned up and put back together like nothing ever happened in a matter of a few days. These guys come highly recommened, Jason and Andi were great to work with!

Hebron just finished a huge landscape remodel for me at my Lake home . I am so very pleased with…read morethe workmanship , quality of product and customer service.. cannot say enough about my job Forman Shane . He found issues I would never have thought of that saved me problems in the future. Also, the Job coordinator , Rich, laid out a wonderful plan that I am extremely happy with. I have used Hebron Brick for other projects and always very happy.

From the owner: Since 1904 Hebron Brick has been the premiere brick supplier and manufacturer of the Upper Midwest…read moreand Canada. Our goal is to provide the inspiration and the necessary needs for any Designer, Architect or Do-It-Yourselfer from the beginning to end of a project. We sell bricks, pavers, stone and fireplaces. We also offer other masonry, landscaping and hardscaping products. Our services provided include landscaping/hardscaping, fireplace repair and installation and stone cutting and engraving.