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24 Comments on Ace Hardware in The Woodlands TX!!
Marchel, Less parking lot to cross with a shopping cart is a good thing. Less frustration. Maybe even less door dings! Yay! Kate
Marchel,
A friend who lives in The Woodlands was just telling me about this place yesterday. Looks like a great place.
Marchel, Nice write up and pictures. This is a good chain, I go to my Ace Hardware pretty often to get what I need (and usually find a few things I didn't know I needed :)
Marchel, I love hardware stores. I like going into them even if I don't buy anything. This one sounds like a good one.
I've heard that you can walk into an Ace with a list of what you need, and that they'll gather everything up for you while you wait. I wonder if it's true or a myth.
Marchel--I love the convenience and service of the smaller independent hardware stores. How fortunate for you that they opened in your area!
Marchel: We have an ACE up here at Canyon Lake and it is the best thing next to cotton candy. You can find anything you want, you see the same folks everytime you go, neighborhood friendly and you can even find some unique gifts. It's great!
Hi Marchel,
I drive my an Ace Hardware every day on my way to work....I'll never take it for granted again. I really admire those folks for having the guts to open a franchise like that. Wish them luck for me!
Marchel, the retail follows rooftops principle applied for you here and FINALLY more conveniences have arrived for you... great announcement on Ace.
wonderful story - thank you for sharing your local flavor.
TREY, The customer service you get from an Ace compared to the big guys is like night and day. Day of course being ACE Hardware.
GAIL, This is my first time to be close to an Ace and we LOVE IT.
ANDREA, There's something about a little hardware store has that you just don't get with the big guys.
SHIRLEY, I so agree!! I can get in and out here in half the time of a big store.
KATE, For sure less door dings!!
RICHARD, Isn't that amazing that you just heard about this Ace from a friend yesterday. We are excited about our local Ace Hardware!!!
CAROLE, I never realized these were local franchises. It totally brings everything to the local level. I love it!!
GEORGE, I can spend lots of time browsing through this store. I can't get as excited about the big store.
DONNA, They are so helpful here that I expect they would gather your items if requested.
TERI, Not to mention how friendly everyone is compared to the big store.
CARL & CEIL, I'm not too crazy about cotton candy but I love sliced bread.
DANA, I did not realize it was a franchise either until I wrote this post.
GARY, I'M LOVING all these conveniences. Now when our daughter visits she doesn't like seeing us lose the country but after driving for 12 years I'm ready to give up some country.
JIM, Thanks for stopping by!
Great post. I hope this does good for both you and the store. Excellent job.
Since we lived in The Woodlands, TX many, many, many years ago, I enjoyed reading your post. Great story. It's nice not having to drive too far to get the necessities.
Marchel,
Ace is the place with the helpful hardware man...um, person...
Ann
Marchel I was wondering why you were so excited but as you explained it is all about convenience. There is an ACE nearby and it comes in handy when I need to make keys.
It is nice to see these type of stores surviving and thriving. Too many smaller stores/franchises have been eaten up by the mega discount stores.
Howdy there Marchel
I had an Uncle, back home that owned a ACE Hardware Store franchises. It was not as big as this one your writing about. But it was a fine store to go to.
I like Gary's phrase, retail follows rooftops! Having lived in so many small towns who were always trying to entice businesses to come to town, while trying to keep the population down to maintain the "small town" feel, never seemed to understand. Hubs being a school guy was always touting what a GREAT small town we lived in, to ENCOURAGE rooftops, so retail would follow! Nice post!
We have a three-story Ace Hardware over in Hillcrest. Since Hillcrest is our predominantly gay neighborhood, it's called the "Gay Ace."
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