Hardware Stores in Troy, MI

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  1. 97 W Long Lake Rd, Troy MI 48098

    4.5 Superb 175 reviews

    “I've shopped here for over 20 yrs & never been steered wrong or gotten bad advice. Good People Work Here. I will continue to shop here for the next 20 yrs. Also found out this morning that they now have Scooter McGavin working there. Turns out Scooter is also very knowledgeable and has great advice ! ! ! ;)”

  2. 1465 Axtell Dr, Troy MI 48084

    4.7 Superb 18 reviews

    “I was in need of a couple small hardware items that did not seem to be available locally, and for which shipping costs made it prohibitive ($3 for the items plus $15-$20 S&H!). RBrooke was no different - when I emailed they said sorry, their sales & shipping process makes cheaper impossible for internet sales. BUT then the guy on the other end said, "But I just could send you the parts for free." Arrived a few days later, at no cost to me. I can't say much for their process, but the people and customer service philosophy are excellent!”

  3. 1465 Axtell Drive # B, Troy MI 48084

    4.3 Superb 36 reviews

    “I had such a great experience with Home Window Repair. Our windows were old and the cranks broke. It took a little while to figure out the swing, the make and the part number but when I did, it was easy to find the parts on the website. I easily set up an account an ordered all the parts. Everything worked great. One swing arm had been sent that was the wrong part, and the team and HWR immediately sent us the correct part. My windows are now working like new! Thanks HWR!”

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  5. 770 W Maple Rd, Troy MI 48084

    4.6 Superb 10 reviews

    “I was in a few months back to get fixtures for a bath remodel, which I needed sooner than I realized for our contractor to finish our job. An associate (I believe her name was Paula) was kind enough to sit down with me and go over what type of faucets, valves, and shower heads I would need. She helped me order the right ones that also matched the style of the bathroom. Such great customer service and we are super pleased with the choices she helped us pick out!”

  6. 1765 W Maple Rd, Troy MI 48084

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “I was able to get everything I needed for my bathroom remodel, including parts and fixtures I didn't even know about, thanks to working with the team at Herald. I hope you get the chance to work with Debbie because she'll make sure you're taken care of from start to finish. This was a unique experience because I decided to remodel my bathroom on my own, so I needed to learn everything. What I didn't know, Debbie and the team at Harald Wholesale showed me.”

  7. 1177 Coolidge Hwy, Troy MI 48084

    3.7 Good 300 reviews

    “I guess what people will tell you about the Home Depot is what I would also normally say: that I cannot find someone to help me. Today, not only I found someone but they were also super nice and super helpful. Thank you”

  8. 1177 Coolidge Highway, Troy MI 48084

    3.2 Average 48 reviews

    “I bought two big potted inpatients for my very shaded porch and one is not doing well compared to the other. Both were watered on Friday and today, one is very wilty looking. The price was so much cheaper than English Gardens which thr same planter was priced at $52.99 So of course, Home Depot was way less expensive at $18.99. However, if one plant dies, well them it won't be quite as inexpensive.”

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