Was in need of stainless bolts, washers, nuts for a project. They had everything I could imagine…read more As soon as I entered the door they guided me to the required items. Plenty of inventory and selection. Definitely the right place for my needs and then some.

Service is amazing with never less than 5 or 6 people to serve and find what you might need. Theses…read moreare problem solving people.. Also a dog friendly place . Great inventory of firearms and supplies. Also very knowledgeable about firearms and what would work best for your situation. Has to be a fourth generation maybe more family owned operation. Cool place to hang and meet some of Parksley genuinely cool people. It is like Mayberry. G.C.

Needed something from the hardware store so I looked up Jaxsons. I believe it was shortly after…read more5pm, and they were closed. Something one has to deal on the eastern shore of Virginia. Dinner is at six then it's time to sit around the radio before heading off to bed.

It's a huge hardware store. The people who work there are so helpful to help you find what you…read morewant. They are knowledgeable. I would definitely go back.

Very friendly and helpful. Would have had to order what I needed but was not reluctant to send me…read moreto his competition since he did not have. I am now not reluctant to go to Cheriton Hardware first.

Nice store- great variety of outdoor needs. We got wood and a bucket for our beach fire pit. Staff…read morewas friendly and the store was clean and organized.

A big shoutout to Dan at Ace/Ocean City for the remarkable work he did on several old window…read morescreens. He rebuilt the frames and they fit perfectly. I have several more screens to be rebuilt and Dan is the Man.

A gem of a find while camping at the former Cherrystone Campground, now Sun Outdoors…read more Bruce has the fly strips and brad nails I needed and I asked about all of the photos on the wall. He said the they were all farmers and customers if his over the four years he's been open. They asked him to open a farm store to save the time to drive to Crisfield, Maryland for parts. His teenage grandkids once called him "Grandpop Goose" and the farmers call him a friend. This is a must stop piece of nostalgic Americana in a small town and a successful hardware store for the community.

Nice little community store. It's advertised as a farming store but really it's a throw back to the…read moreold time "everything" store. You want farm equipment, they have it. They advertise that they specialize in Waterman supplies and gear, which is definitely not farming equipment, it's for being on the water. Basically, they have a little of everything here if you live and work on the land or the water of the Eastern Shore they've got you covered. Also saw some hunting gear as well. Staff was very friendly and nice hometown feel.

Excellent old school hardware store. All employees are knowledgeable and helpful. I highly…read morerecommend this place. I try to avoid the big box stores- Lowes, Home Depot. Menards is ok.

Very indifferent to customers, not so much up front, but if you need anything from the "special…read moreorder" counter, you'll first wait 3 minutes for them to look up and the greeting is more along the lines of "what do you want?" instead of Hi! Welcome to Onancock Building Supply! what project are you working on today? How can I help you? Eeh, it is what it is. This is how businesses with no competition act. I always call elsewhere first before I subject myself to getting condescending customer service from reluctant clerks.

As a former employee, I have seen an upper store management " Clique". If the upper management…read morelikes you? You have got it made! But if you complain? Management will do everything they can to get rid of you. I applied for 5 different positions, and was passed over for no reason. I had no discipline write ups nothing! And no reason for not getting those jobs. After I went to HR, I found out why. The HR manager and Pokomoke store manager are "buddies" so Pokomoke is run like a kingdom. And it's all good, well it ain't. Shop @ Home Depot stay away from Lowes.

They messed up my order 4 times.after calling customer service each of the 4 times and waiting…read moreforever I finally got through to them the night before delivery and they assured me they finally had it right but when they delivered there was 1 countertop instead of 2 and a washing machine had fell on one of my cabinets and broke it.i called customer service,waited 25 minutes to be unwantingly transferred to delivery who transferred my back to customer service who put me on hold and hung up on me after being on hold for another 20 minutes.this place does not deserve my business and won't get my business again.the associates are clueless,customer service is careless and delivery is reckless and from here on out their profits from me will be penniless!!

A real hardware store that is refreshingly full of all the things you need - and with people to…read moreoffer helpful advice. So easy and quick to visit and it's a real local small business that's been around forever. Love Elliott's Hardware!

Great place to find everything you need. Staff is very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. It's a…read morefamily owned business and everyone should support local business.

One of the best places in the Reedville area for anything house related stuff. This is pretty close…read moreto our vacation house in Reedville. We often find anything we need for the house project here. We recently stopped here to buy a special type of battery needed to operate a smoke alarm. Although the battery was expensive, but we easily found it here. The staff is great as well with great service. If you are struggling to find something, you can request one of the staff members to help you out. Highly recommend it.

They told me that they were more expensive than Lowes because they had better lumber. They also I…read morehad to accept what they gave me, even if it was not usable. The pictures are a 2x10x10 and I told could not use lumber like that, and he said policy is that the customer takes what they give them. I said get a manager and the manager said that it was company policy. I said that I wouldn't take rotten produce from grocery store just because that's what they gave me, and he said he could what I saying but he still couldn't let me pick better 2x10s. I told to take all of it off my truck and I would get a refund and go Lowes where I can pick out better material

This place is huge. You name it they got it from jewelry to appliances. Loads of furniture. It's…read morelike a Habitat for Humanity restore but it's a for-profit thrift. Got a fair share of goofy stuff and I'm happy with my $7 Full fitted sheet and top sheet.

I have been scoping this place out for a long time since driving up and down the eastern shore. I…read morefinally had the opportunity to stop in there. It is a huge building. I am not sure what it used to be but it was huge and cold inside. I guess I would describe the place as a cross between an antique store and a thrift store. Lots of furniture and glassware. The prices are sort of stuck in the same spot between antiques and thrift stores. They had a few items I was interested in, but not for the prices they were asking. They had a small section of electronics and I almost bought an old turntable. I think that if you are looking for fairly cheap furniture pieces, this would be a good place to go. It is probably worthwhile to stop here a couple of times to see if they have a good turnover on inventory or if it is the same stuff. It looks a little sketchy from the road and the only reason I didn't stay longer was due to it freezing inside of the building. I plan to stop here again and take a longer look.