Hardware Stores near Alpine, CA

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  1. 1347 Tavern Road Ste C 4/5, Alpine CA 91901

    4.4 Superb 155 reviews

    “Will Thank you for helping put a new battery in my Honda key fob today. With the shock resistant case it wasn’t an easy job. I really appreciate you helping me. Carol Lovejoy May 6, 2026 Meghan was so helpful when I purchased our Griddle 12/2/24 She is friendly and professional. I felt like a valued customer. See you Next time, C. Lovejoy 91901”

  2. 13881 Campo Rd A7, Jamul CA 91935

    4.9 Superb 72 reviews

    “Friendly and knowledgeable staff needed a blower and trenching shovel last minute for a job and I went there found what I needed quickly thanks to the staff it wasn't the cheapest prices but when I used the tools I can see why they were priced so high GREAT QUALITY!! So worth every penny.”

  3. 3018 Jefferson Rd, Jamul CA 91935

    4.4 Superb 84 reviews

    “My go to place for dog washing. They literally have a buy three, get one free dogwash.Cinter, where they provide you with two towels.Each for the dogs, and when you go back to the secluded room.There are two wash baths, two dryers and combs, along with shampoos and conditioners.Already set up for you.All you gotta do is bring your dirty dog. The water pressure and the nozzles are perfect for my Shiba. Inus and when we're done there, there's a whole dog aisle where I get a little treat from my dogs. I very much appreciate this store and their customer service.I only wish that other customers who do dog washing would clean up after themselves.So that the workers don't have to do it at night.”

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  5. 14140 Olde Hwy 80, El Cajon CA 92021

    3.5 Good 201 reviews

    “I had a fantastic experinece at Tractor Supply. A specific staff member Marnie, was incredibly helpful in finding the perfect item for me. I'll definityly be back!”

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