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Rosemont Pro Hardware

Rosemont Pro Hardware

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5020 4 Ave, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4T 0J6, Canada
(306) 545-2122 www.rosemonthardware.ca
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May 23, 2018
Such an amazing selection of seeds! This store - if you haven't been to it provides the old school knowledge and even though small - it is mighty. They seem to have almost everything you need and you still are supporting local versus the big box option.

May 23, 2018
A Hidden gem in this city. It's tucked inside Rosemont area and has been a staple in the community for years. While the store is tight - they are knowledgeable, the prices seem to always be the same if not better then the large box stores and they provide service.

Mar 13, 2018
I left my auger hear for a week and wasnt even touched! Not good i wont be doing buisness there anymore!

Feb 24, 2018
Everyone is so nice and helpful!! The honey they sell is really good!

May 10, 2017
It's a nice little store to buy various screws, nails, etc. When I say it's a little store, that's no exaggeration - the aisles are narrow, so sometimes you need to be agile to get through if there's a box on the floor or another person in the aisle. I'm not exactly sure what else they sell here as I've only ever come here for nails or screws. They have a bunch of lawnmowers right in front of the store, so I suppose there's that. The employees are helpful and friendly. There are two points I like best about this store: a) If you live or work in the area, it's very convenient. b) You can be in and out of this store within minutes. You won't be wasting time waiting in lines. From the entrance, it's only like, 15 steps to get to the nails and screws instead of taking hundreds of steps in a larger store. Oh, and even though it's a small store, they DO accept credit cards. No cash on hand? No problem.

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Opening Hours

Mon:12 am - 6 pm
Tue:7 am - 6 pm
Wed:7 am - 8 pm
Thu:7 am - 8 pm
Fri:7 am - 6 pm Today
Sat:7 am - 6 pm