22690 Antelope Boulevard, Red Bluff CA 96080
“Usually always happy with this Ace Hardware. More recent I had went in one day then returned the next day as soon as they opened and what cost me $3.99 yesterday had increased to $6.99. So from closing in the evening to opening the following morning, the price increased three dollars”
328 South Main Street, Red Bluff CA 96080
“Best harbor freight store in town. Always my go-to for freight for my harbor. They have it all. From freight all the way to the harbor. Just don't swim in the water because the river is so cold u would freeze to death. Even in the summer. I wonder if they have a heater for river water at Harbor Freight.... I bet they do. Thanks guys...”
830 East Avenue, Red Bluff CA 96080
“I am a dairy goat enthusiast who keeps a personal nitrogen tank for AI purposes. Its always a pleasure doing business with these guys. Ive been coming here and filling my tank religiously for the last five years & they're always friendly and do what they can to ensure that my tank is taken care of :) 10/10 always recommend to others. Thanks Airgas Red Bluff!!!”
585 Antelope Boulevard, Red Bluff CA 96080
“One of my favorite places to shop. Nice and organized with lots of goodies to shop through. They got everything from all kinda fastening hardware (Bolts/screws, soldier/welding supplies ect. To tools and lots more. Prices are pretty fair I believe. But the actual service you get is nothing short of excellent. They are willing to help every time I come in and I usually have some sort of crazy mess, a lot of my needs are not manufactured anymore or handmade. But we always figure out something to get the job done. Thank you guys. An yes you can still buy like nail,screw bolt, washer, or the like, yep for a little change. Sweet.”
1540 Schwab Street, Red Bluff CA 96080
“Brad and the guys at Fab Tech are great and really know what they are doing! Will definitely be returning and telling my close family and friends about them. They have fixed the flooring in my horse trailer and built me a custom shop work bench! The best in the North State by far!”
490 Antelope Boulevard, Red Bluff CA 96080
“I felt got competitive prices. They were very good at registering the products that I bought. Would like to have a little more explanation how the controls worked. Probably more my issue as I don't like reading directions, maybe a man thing.”
2650 Main Street, Red Bluff CA 96080
“I would like to compliment one of your staff members, Emmett. He was very helpful, assisted me in finding what I needed, and provided excellent customer service.”
2650 Main Street, Red Bluff CA 96080
“Ya know, I read a lot of bad review of Home Depot at a lot of different locations and mostly having to do with service and hard to find help. If you already know Home Depot is like this, understaffed or whatever, be prepared. Having realistic expectations will go a long way. This isn't your neighborhood hardware store with helpful staff as you walk in. It's sort of do it yourself kind place. Better prices though.What I do is go online and shop the local store for products. Using the search engine you can find what you're looking for and then even the LOCATION of the item in this store, so no more walking around aimlessly or trying to find a guy in the orange vest to help you. I did that and found what I wanted right away. Just then go to the check out and off you go. Go to the contractor side of the store and the line is usually less.Now if you do really need help, like I did once to get a piece of lumber cut to what I needed, you can usually find someone in lumber to help you and they'll cut the wood for you for FREE! I ave no probs with this store, ya just gotta know how to use it and maybe look online first.”
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