Hardware Stores near Clay, MI

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  1. 3470 Pointe Tremble Rd, Pearl Beach MI 48001

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “Friendly staff, even the grumpy guy at the lumber counter. Cashiers are great, and so are the yard staff. A little pricey, but it beats driving into strip mall hell Chesterfield. Good quality lumber.”

  2. 3478 Pointe Tremble Rd, Algonac MI 48001

    5 Superb 45 reviews

    “Great helpful staff! We’ve shopped Prior’s for decades and are so happy the new owners and staff haven’t missed a beat. we recently purchased their products including install and are more than satisfied with price and service. Shop local, you won’t regret it. They still have that small town feel, and still deliver big on the products, service, and installation. They have even added knife and scissor sharpening services. Thanks Bill, Lindsay, Rocky, and the entire Prior team. You make our community proud.”

  3. 715 Chartier Rd, Marine City MI 48039

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “I stop in here a few times a year and always get great service..they always have what I need for the home. The prices are fair compared to big box stores which are always far. They also sell propane.”

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  5. 10320 Dixie Hwy, Fair Haven MI 48023

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “THE BEST SERVICE I HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED! Called 3 other Troy Built service dealers in Metro Detroit about my leaf blower. They all said “bring it in and we’ll charge you anywhere between $120-$135 just to look at it!” Paid $178. Called Dantech and G. Shirley said they’d look at it for a $35 service fee. So I made the 30 minute trip to Fair Haven. Not only did Dan fix it on the spot, it was such a minor repair, he wouldn’t take ANY money from me! That is great customer service! From now on when I need something serviced I’m going to Dantech! Highly recommend Dantech!”

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