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301 E Michigan St, Stuttgart, Arkansas, 72160, United States
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Jan 13, 2018
Our small group is moving to the area in a few months (May 2018) to start a business, and buy two homes, and we stopped in to check some prices on remodeling materials we will need. The staff was delightful, and the inventory is perfectly selected - we literally said '...they have every thing we will need!...'. I don't have an opinion on the prices - I am from California so I don't know market price on ANYTHING! But I can say the prices did NOT send us to another proprietor...

Dec 15, 2017
No help at all from counter . Went in to bye the biggest chainsaw they had. I stood there for 15 minutes and not one person who worked there asked to help. Not the first time this has happened to me. I will not be going back. 5 people behind counter. 2 customers. What happened to the greeting customers use to get. Not one person said a word. Except for an old man who said that he would get me some help. Not sure if he even works there.one last thing. The chainsaw isle is pretty much right in front of the counter.

Mar 29, 2018
A great illuminated establishment to buy improvement products to better a home improvement

Mar 3, 2018
People are friendly and helpful every time I am there.

Mar 6, 2018
Didn't have material needed!

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Mon:7:30 am - 5:30 pm
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