Hardware Stores in North Myrtle Beach, SC

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  1. 3702 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    4.8 Superb 112 reviews

    “Been there hundreds of times in past years , will even order it for you if not in the store. Was there the other day for pull chain and switch for lamp . Employee walked right to it , and then sold me the chain and connectors separately . Was cheaper , because of what i needed . Will go there first for anything i need. The most friendly crew around, past crew and present..”

  2. 851 Hwy 17 South, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    4.5 Superb 193 reviews

    “I'm a sucker for deals on tools and that makes Harbor Freight my favorite. For a small store, it takes me forever to shop in there as I always want to go down every isle and always end up leaving with way more than I want. My wife hates this store.”

  3. 212 Sea Mountain Hwy, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 620 Hwy 17 North, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    3.6 Good 211 reviews

    “Had a great experience in your store today to get some hardware. Approached Susan who greeted me with a nice smile. I told her our concern and even though she acknowledged that wasn't her department she still agreed to help. After a few minutes, she went and grabbed Renee, who also came over eager to help with a smile. But unfortunately, we had some challenges with some price tags that Renee couldn't help us with, so she called Eric over. He came over with a smile, an introduction, and a handshake. He was able to come up with an optimal solution and make us happy. Overall, it was a great and rare experience. Im not talking about Home Depot, im talking in general these days anywhere. If you are ever in the market for hardware dont be afraid to ask for Eric, Renee, or Susan. They are awesome!!!”

  6. 620 Hwy 17 North, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    2.2 Poor 24 reviews

    “Literally, the worst home depot as far as customer service goes. I was in shock, honestly. The lumber associate was awful, the lot associate that was supposed to help load a bunch of lumber told the cashier who called him that someone else was outside and he didn't need to go help-but there was no one outside. The key carrier was extremely rude and laughed at me. The reason I come to Home Depot is because employees are always so pleasant and willing to help. This location is the exact opposite. If you need help with lumber being cut, dont bother. if you need help loading lumber into your truck, don't bother. If you need to interact with a manager or key carrier, don't bother.”

  7. 214 U.S. Highway Suite 17 North, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582

    3.2 Average 295 reviews

    “While I was helping my parents shop for an area rug, Lowe’s had the biggest and best selection around them. Jay, the flooring specialist, was a huge help and went above and beyond to help them. Even when they went back a different day, Jay was there to guide them through it.”

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