Hardware Stores near Mountain View, WY

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  1. 1080 WY-414, Mountain View WY 82939

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “The small town of Mountain View is lucky to have their own home-grown grocery store/hardware store/pharmacy with Benedict's. I last visited Benedict's 10 years ago when the entrance way was decorated with taxidermy and the fresh veggie and prepared food offerings were slim. On this occasion I went in just hoping for some canned soup and tuna, and I was very pleasantly surprised by their renovations and much updated offerings! I especially loved their fresh vegetable and fruit section which also had prepared salads and fruit cups. I was able to stock up on single-serving size items that were fresh (and not covered in plastic!), and was also impressed by the variety of artisanal and organic products throughout the market. What a transformation! I will definitely give Benedict's more business on future trips!”

  2. 1261 WY-414, Mountain View WY 82939

    4.3 Superb 7 reviews

    “Excellent service. Very friendly and willing to help. Even with very short notice and real close to closing time they helped me get what I needed and got me on my way.”

  3. 71 Rees Rd, Lyman WY 82937

    4.8 Superb 12 reviews

    “We had a journey before and after getting to Valley Supply and we are so glad that we stopped there for our oil change. We traveled from Chicago IL, and after having a scare with black ice and our car losing control we decided to check our tires and do an oil change. The people at Valley Supply were extremely kind and helpful, they helped us with the oil change extremely fast and adjusted our tire pressure since our tires were still healthy. We made it to our final destination, California, and we are so thankful for the help we got at Valley Supply. Superb quality and affordable, 100% recommended.”

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