Home Decor in Fort Dodge, IA

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  1. 3336 5th Ave S, Fort Dodge IA 50501

    4.8 Superb 88 reviews

    “Outstanding service. The men who brought my lift chair went above and beyond what they needed to do. I have mobility issues so the extra service is much appreciated. Highly”

  2. 3405 5th Avenue South, Fort Dodge IA 50501

    4.7 Superb 218 reviews

    “Thanks to John and staff for taking so much time to help us find the perfect couch and chair for our home. And the delivery men were great. Took out our old, brought in and set up our new. A wonderful family owned store.”

  3. 8 S 12th St, Fort Dodge IA 50501

    4.6 Superb 30 reviews

    “While on our Lower 48 States ride, I ran in their door right before closing to ship some stuff home. They were very accommodating, provided me with a box, and had me happily shipped and out the door a few minutes before closing. I left there extremely impressed.”

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  5. 301 South 29th Street, Fort Dodge IA 50501

    4.4 Superb 143 reviews

    “So patient with us as my little one struggled to pick out just one toy! Loves his animals and turned it into educational play at the same time! He helped put each animal back into their own homes. Congratulations to the Spanish Bull, he came home today. Sunday he had picked out a Lion.”

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