Sears Appliance and Hardware Store

I don’t go here for big appliances, it’s a small store with a limited selection. What I do go here for are various nuts & bolts, or those one little oddball things you need to finish a project. They honestly have a better nut & bolt (and other misc hardware) selection than the big-​box stores. Regular, Metric, Stainless, Chrome, Galvanized, etc… This is much more convenient than having to order them online and wait for shipping…
I also like to buy some craftsman tools, at least the ones that are still made in the USA, which is few & far between.

What a joke. I walk in and ask for price of riding lawn mower that they have outside. Guys says I am not sure where the prices are. He said he has lost the price sheet. While looking at something else he finds it and tells me. I ask about warranty and he says he thinks it is a year but not sure. Then he says you can buy extended warranty I ask how much he says it depends. I get frustrated and leave. How can they be in business? They will shut there doors there soon with this type of service. Don’t waste your time and sanity! They should send sales people there for training on what not to do!

A modestly stocked hardware store with a decent amount of inventory. Not comprehensive on anything, but adequate on a wide variety of items.
Stock includes your usual hardware items: plumbing and electrical supplies; basic tools; basic screws, nuts and bolts; a pretty decent array of lawn equipment and lawn-​maintenance products; some large appliances like washers, dryers and refrigerators; other basic hardware store essentials like a key-​cutting machine. Again, stock is not comprehensive like the large home-​improvement centers, so do not expect to see that here, especially on some plumbing and electrical items.
Sales staff is courteous but not always accessible and particularly knowledgeable about certain items.
This is a convenient location for very general hardware items, but if you’re looking for variety and more informed assistance with a purchase, keep driving and go to Lowe’s or Home Depot or go across the street to the Spring True Value Hardware (especially to get your keys cut or if you’re looking for an «off-​the-​wall» screw or bolt).