Hardware Stores in Ozark, MO

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  1. 1791 West James River Road, Ozark MO 65721

    4.7 Superb 167 reviews

    “Thanks Joe, For your efforts this morning. I went to Ozark Ace hardware for two driveway markers. This gentleman was amazing for trimming my red reflectors to my desired height. Stay blessed, Ms. Felicia”

  2. 1616 MO-14, Ozark MO 65721

    4.7 Superb 71 reviews

    “Great place to get all your feed for farm animals, fencing supplies , clothes , herbicides, pesticides, and a large selection of nuts and bolts. The place reminds me of how things used to be, like great customer service and a genuine care to get you what you need. I wouldn't shop anywhere else.”

  3. 611 North 21st Street, Ozark MO 65721

    4.5 Superb 115 reviews

    “I've been shopping at Family Center Farm & Home for years, and it's so great to have them in town. The employees have always been top-notch, ready to help. I've used their mower/weed eater services/parts, bought plenty of hardware, and they have a great canned goods section as well, along with cheese, old-time sodas, and more. The store is clean and well organized.”

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  5. 1800 West Marler Lane, Ozark MO 65721

    3.7 Good 268 reviews

    “Always friendly and helpful. This wonderful lady today helped us out so much. We needed a new dishwasher and microwave. She was amazing. I wish I remembered her name but she was back worth the dishwashers and stoves. Check her out. She's amazing.”

  6. 1800 W Marler Ln, Ozark MO 65721

    2.2 Poor 24 reviews

    “We purchased new kitchen appliances today and Richard in appliances was very informative and provided great customer service. We had a few questions regarding our credit card and Tracie in customer service and Nick in management were very helpful. Overall a very good experience today and the are installing our appliances tomorrow.”

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