Hardware Stores in Mountain Home, ID

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  1. 600 Airbase Rd, Mountain Home ID 83647

    4.6 Superb 185 reviews

    “A very clean country store in Mountain Home Idaho. Clean floors, friendly people, and everything under the sun for farmers, ranchers, and ordinary people needing supplies. Restrooms were clean. People were helpful and friendly.”

  2. 120 South 3rd E Street, Mountain Home ID 83647

    4.5 Superb 96 reviews

    “Very good customer service. The little gal behind the counter was very down to earth and extremely pleasant. The floor sales gentleman, that helped me navigate this store, was exceptionally knowledgeable and knew exactly how to help. He even walked around with me to help me locate the proper floor adhesive that my remodel project required. I absolutely give you guys 5 stars. Mountain home, Idaho has a little gem with this family friendly, customer oriented , hardware store. I give 5 stars ALL the way!”

  3. 1390 W 6th S, Mountain Home ID 83647

    4.5 Superb 73 reviews

    “Jim’s is a great local lumber and building material supplier that always has everything I need. Nice to be able to get things locally and not have to drive to Boise for everything. The staff is always helpful and very knowledgeable.”

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  5. 215 East Jackson Street, Mountain Home ID 83647

    4.2 Good 79 reviews

    “Went in asking about sink issues that were rather unique, not only did they carry the parts I needed but they also took the time and effort to help me solve my problems. What would have took me hours, they help solve in mins.”

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