Ace HardwareReviews of acehardware.com

The location in Freeland WA on Whidbey Island marks up their prices over 150% from what the item should actually cost. When confronting a customer service person about a cheap firepit that normally sells for about $40, I asked why they were selling it for over $120? She said hmm, ohh... that's the "in-store price". Uhhh... what?? So I went to the Ace website and sure enough, there it was for about $40. I've bought a few of these in the past. She said if I ordered it online and choose "pick up at location" then I could walk out with it for the ACTUAL PRICE of $40. What in the hell is this business? Why would you put your customers through this hassel?? Then there was the simple aluminum casted bistro table set that sells from most companies for around $140 to $160.. This Ace location had a price tag of $360 on it. There are a lot of senior citizens in this community and I immediately just got a bad feeling like this place is actually trying to take advantage of that hoping someone would actually pay that without checking the real prices from other places. It's disgusting what this location is doing and I now know that if I need something from there because no other place has it.... I need to order online first and "pick up from location". I will say that the customer service and sales people there are very nice, so this must be a decision by that particular location owner. They should be ashamed.

Trying to order a window air conditioner online is futile. I finally received a confirmation e-mail after a second attempt to purchase, only to be notified that the order was again canceled. There are other resources for A/C units; Ace will not be on the list.

I went to the store, stated my name to the cashier and informed her that I needed to collect my on-line purchase. The cashier informed someone that I had a pick-up order. The cashier asked me what I’d ordered and again I provided my name stating that the order was in my name. The cashier again requested to know what the items were, so again, I provided my name and informed her that my order should have my name attached to the bag. After a third attempt to get me to name the items, I stated that there should be a bag in the store in the name of Schuyler Williams as I received a confirmation email. The cashier did not relent so, I tried to recall the items that I’d purchased, which was a little difficult, as I was confused as to why I needed to prove my purchase via naming the contents of the bag. After the four or fifth attempt, I relented and named the items in the bag. Once I did this, a second staff member immediately went into the back area and returned with my package which had a receipt in my name stapled to the order. I find it extremely upsetting that I was questioned in front of other staff and customers and forced to prove that I’d purchased the items via playing a game of “What’s in the bag”. My name, which was also the name attached to the order, should have been sufficient to collect my purchase. A verbally presented name that matches the name on the receipt attached to the purchase was not enough. To collect my on-line order, the staff of Ace Hardware (18844) in DeLand, FL, forced me to tell them what was in the bag thereby proving that I’d purchased those items and was not stealing items belonging to another customer. This type of attitude and behavior towards a customer is not only reprehensive, it and devalues the basic definition of good customer service.

My parents and grand parents have shopped here for years. Typically the one in Bellevue due to distance, but plenty here as well. I helped them get a dehumidifier and messed up by getting a humidifier, the box was next to each other. My fault. I used the Ace Rewards and accidentally threw away the receipt. I sent the screen shots showing the purchase to my parents so they could return it and this Ace, by personal decision making of the owners per corporate customer service, say no paper no return. So basically, the rewards account means zero to them. I will personally make sure every website I can review on will get this review and that no other friend or relative go to this Ace. Small town feel hardware with corporate stick it to you business policy.

The Rock Hill, SC store at Winthrop Commons has a ben out side that says 2 20 bags of bird food for $20 but when I went to pay they claimed the sign was not for all the 20 lb bsgs, just selected ones.

Married Landon Bowls frequently flirted with & had inappropriate relations with the women he delivered to from Lenexa KS. Many stops were made when there were no deliveries or pickups. Many women rode in the ACE delivery truck. Many times Landon wasn’t off work until 6pm when everyone else was off at 5pm.

Ace Hardware, "The Helpful Hardware Place" Keene, Kennewick, WA - Helpful No More! My son purchased his first weed whacker this weekend, and I went with him to help him get the right tool. We settled on the Stihl Weed whacker and, with extra cord and supplies, we spent over $240 at Ace that day. The salesperson assured us that they "always check their equipment to make sure it works before it leaves the store." They took the weed whacker to the back of the store for approximately 10 minutes and returned, claiming they had started it and topped it off. However, when we got home and tried to use it, it wouldn't start; it was flooded. It never started while in our possession. I've owned yard equipment for years and knew something was wrong. We attempted to return it to the store, but were told there was no manager present, so a return couldn't be processed. The salesperson instructed us to return on Tuesday to speak to the manager. When we returned on Tuesday, we were initially told the manager, Joe, wasn't in the store as he was out doing deliveries. After waiting, we left to run errands, and upon returning, we were informed that Joe was back. However, it seemed chaotic, with a propane delivery person also expressing concern about the delay. Despite repeated calls to the back, Joe didn't appear until 2:30 pm, and when he finally emerged, he seemed dismissive and didn't introduce himself as the manager. He denied our return, accusing us of flooding the weed whacker, despite it never working. It was a disappointing experience, and it felt like the "Helpful Hardware Place" was anything but helpful. Joe at Ace Hardware of Keene in Kennewick, WA, did not prioritize our issue, even though my son had spent a week's worth of wages on a product that never functioned. How disappointing, Ace Hardware. At this point, I'd rather give my money to big box stores; at least they are polite when refusing service.

They tried to rip me off and even after being confronted with it ! They still have their rip off add up and trying to rip others off . It is the old bait and switch game as all ways . As always their corp rite info is buried took a long time to dig it out and still no one has answered the phone ! I still have no proof of my money being returned .