Hardware Stores in Greenville, OH

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  1. 1241 Russ Rd, Greenville OH 45331

    4.5 Superb 98 reviews

    “Went there today for two reasons, to look at Yoder smokers and to buy my first set of Milwaukee M18 tools. They were so helpful. Answered the multitude of questions that I had about both, got me set up with the right tools for my needs. Got my first set of tools, will be back to buy my new smoker soon once I decide which one I want. Very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff.”

  2. 900 Sater Street, Greenville OH 45331

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “Although I only called to ask if their neighbor business was still open, the gentleman on the phone was very polite and professional, and gave me a recommendation for an alternate business for what I was looking for. It wasn't the service they normally offer, but in my book, good service is good service.”

  3. 635 Wagner Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    4.4 Superb 121 reviews

    “They are so friendly here ? and very helpful. We came here today for my husband's birthday. And picked up a few extra things for the same amount of money ?. Thanks for the wonderful shopping experience today.”

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  5. 1550 Wagner Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    3.9 Good 162 reviews

    “The best and yes, the fastest short track east of the Mississippi. In fact, west of the Mississippi too. You must put this place on your bucket list. I promise you will visit again and again.”

  6. 695 Wagner Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    3.9 Good 211 reviews

    “I purchased a gun safe and had some issues with shipping department and paint damage, but left a review through email and received a phone call the next day with an apology and understanding of my concerns. I would definitely shop here again knowing that my feedback is actually being listened too and taken into consideration.”

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