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RONA Fort St-John

RONA Fort St-John

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11611 Alaska Hwy, Fort Saint John, British Columbia, V1J 4M7, Canada
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Apr 5, 2019
Pretty sad that they abuse fish in this store, dwight allows these poor fish to just die off and flush them partially dead down the toilet.. GET A PROPER SIZE TANK IF YOUR GOING TO HAVE FISH. YOU CAN OBVIOUSLY AFFORD IT. AND DO A LITTLE RESEARCH. nice store tho lol.

Oct 15, 2018
I bought a pair of work belt suspenders and 4 days later they broke. When I went to return them I was informed that I would have to deal with the manufacture because Rona does not stand behind the products they sell and they do not value me as a customer. I will no longer be shopping with Rona and will be deleting my Contractor Account.

Jul 4, 2018
Complete scam artists. Was in there 2 weeks ago and they had a great deal on AC units. So I ordered one, gave them my info, paid for it and was told it would be in on Thursday. Called them on Thursday and they said the truck wasn’t unpacked yet, they’d call me when it was ready. A week and a half later I phone them and apparently they don’t actually have the AC unit that I paid for. Somebody made a mistake and sold a product they didn’t have. So you’d think they’d offer me the same discount on a similar product right? Nope, but for only $100 more I can upgrade to the bigger unit! So instead of the $170 off of the one I originally paid for they’re going to give me $120 off of the more expensive one! Nothing like selling a product that you don’t actually have and then trying to sell me something different at less of a discount after making me wait 2 weeks! Too bad, I had a few Reno’s planned but I will not be setting foot in that store again.

Dec 12, 2018
Great store. Helpful staff.

Oct 26, 2018
It's great good service and helpful staff that speaks and understands English

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Mon:7:30 am - 6 pm
Tue:7:30 am - 6 pm
Wed:7:30 am - 6 pm
Thu:7:30 am - 6 pm
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Sat:8 am - 6 pm