Hardware Stores near Newland, NC

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  1. 110 Estatoa St, Newland NC 28657

    5 Superb 56 reviews

    “Three Nails Hardware is exactly the kind of local business every community needs. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to help you find what you need or point you in the right direction. Whether you’re tackling a big project or just need a quick hardware item, they make the experience easy and enjoyable. It’s refreshing to shop somewhere that still values customer service and treats people like neighbors. Great selection, fair prices, and genuinely great people. If you’re in the Newland area, skip the big box stores and support local—you won’t be disappointed!”

  2. 8512 US-19E Ste 1, Roan Mountain TN 37687

    4.8 Superb 85 reviews

    “This store has gone to extreme to find and order special tools for me at prices better then anywhere.ll add that without the help of them able to answer any questions I've had, they don't hesitate to stear you in the right direction. We can't let the big guys take these small stores from us”

  3. 221 Main St #201, Elk Park NC 28622

    4.7 Superb 57 reviews

    “Brinkley's is the perfect local hardware store they've been there forever and when you walk in they're there to help you they'll find exactly what you need. I would recommend just going in there looking around and seeing what they have.”

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  5. 9877 NC-105, Banner Elk NC 28604

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “Never I have met a more helpful group of guys. Beyond helpful. Quickest places I've ever been unloaded. Couldn't ask for better service, help or assistance”

  6. 2340 Tynecastle Hwy, Banner Elk NC 28604

    5 Superb 32 reviews

    “Took my own 4 keys to be cut. Paid $4 per key. The young girl totally mauled the keys on the machine. She kept saying she did it right. Obviously she didn't. The other lady came over and offered no correction or credit for my ruined keys. I always try to buy and use “local” but I will def be going to Lowes Buiding Supply from now on. They lost all of my future business over $16.Update: I received personal responses from the owner and the manager, Luke, at New River Building Supply. They couldn’t have been more apologetic and went above and beyond trying to make this right. They offered to reimburse me for the ruined keys and to pay for new keys. I declined the offer only because small businesses have a hard enough time realizing profits and competing with Big Corporate. I thanked them for reaching out and assured Luke that I would definitely be back to shop in my favorite hardware store.”

  7. 501 Beech Mountain Pkwy, Beech Mountain NC 28604

    4 Good 204 reviews

    “I LOVE Fred’s. We come up here every year and the staff is so friendly. It’s so pleasant every time we come. Best breakfast on Beech Mountain and the top of this mountain wouldn’t be the same without it.”

  8. 2014 Tynecastle Hwy, Banner Elk NC 28604

    3.6 Good 217 reviews

    “I had a great experience at this store. I couldn’t find what I was looking for, so I asked an associate named Dylan. He was incredibly helpful and enthusiastic—not just pointing me in the right direction, but actually walking me to the item and even helping load it onto my cart. At other stores or brands, staff sometimes just point, and I still end up not finding it. Many thanks to Dylan! By the way, I was buying a 32-pack of bottled water. The Lowe’s app showed it as Aisle 1, Bay 1, which wasn’t correct—it was actually located near the entrance. That’s why I couldn’t find it and had to ask for assistance.”

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