Hudson Ace Hardware — Local services in Hudson

I went into this Ace Hardware and I needed some special hardware for a fancy Walker for an elderly woman. The staff here is so amazing. I had two gentlemen helping me find all the pieces and parts that I needed in a hurry. I didn’t think it was going to be possible to find what I needed to fix the walker at any hardware store. I thought I would have to order it online at the company and wait. I was pleasantly surprised with all the assistance and help that I got from these two gentlemen putting things together and figuring it out. I was able to fix the walker on the spot, Ace Hardware might be the cheapest place to buy things, but they definitely are more than willing to help and also carry special items that you can’t find elsewhere. If I had gone to a regular giant hardware store, I never would’ve put this together myself. this is a great little...

I don't know what it is about Ace hardware these days, maybe some people love them... I hate going there. When at all possible I have shopped at home Depot for the last 20 years because the smaller hardware stores act like they're doing you a favor when you walk in the door. I needed a very specific type of paint not long ago, I ended up at this particular Ace hardware, the person I dealt with was so incredibly rude that I just left the store in the middle of our so-called consultation. She literally walked away to deal with something else while we were right in the middle of choosing the paint. I went to Sherwin-Williams and I've never been back to Ace hardware since. I have no idea why this popped up on my feed, I must have gone to the...

I really like this store and I want it to succeed. My first job was working in a mom & pop hardware franchise. One thing we quickly learned was to match the big box store hours and we would beat them on service & quality every time.

Hudson Ace convenience and service are tops. Where they fail to beat the big box stores is so simple it’s stupid: Internet.

I go into Hudson Ace and I want to research products or watch DIY/This Old House on YouTube. I can’t. Because the building is all steel. It’s like dropping your phone in a Faraday Cage. Home Depot, Lowe’s and Walmart all offer WiFi, I can look up any product there or see exactly what tool or piece I need...