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Busy Beaver - New Kensington

Busy Beaver - New Kensington

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101 Tarentum Bridge Rd, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, 15068, United States
(724) 335-9966 www.busybeaver.com
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May 7, 2018
5/7/2018. 12:45- 1:15 I just paid and waited over 30 minutes to be loaded with 8 bags of cement.. except nobody ever came out with the cement. I went in after 30 min, asked to be refunded, and while being refunded the careless sluggish female manager asked if I need cement and I explained that I already waited a half hr and wanted refunded. She turned around and continued cutting keys for another customer. Is that even considered management? Not even an apology. Complete morons, i saw at least 5 or 6 grown male employees wandering around aimlessly or carting cardboard out to dumpster the whole time. I could have carried the cement out myself if I knew they wouldnt do their job. Useless place, terrible if any customer service and I have to pay 2 people working for me for the hour that this store wasted. This is how you lose business.

Mar 2, 2018
Prices are FAR to high, selection is poor at best. The parking lot is dangerous with 10" in deep pot holes that they refuse to fix. I have called their main office twice with no return call. They do not care AT ALL about their customers. This place is terrible.

Apr 27, 2018
Busy Beaver is a great store. Excellent customer service knowledge employees

Feb 18, 2018
Great local hardware store that can really help with home projects. Prices are competitive.

Feb 27, 2018
Prices are to high. And asked if they would price. Match with Home depot on 7/16 osb 4x8. And the lady said no. Off to home depot. Get 25 sheets of osb. 😃

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