Hane True Value Hardware — Local services in Los Angeles

Would have given 5 stars but the girl they have as the cashier has the worst customer service skills I have come across in a long time. The young man that helped my find garden stakes was a sweetheart, got what I wanted and headed to the register in less than 5 min. BUT then the girl ruined the experience. I checked if anyone was in line so I could head straight to the register, she looks at me and says nothing. So I think to myself that maybe this isn't where you pay or something since she didn't greet me or acknowledge me in any way. So then I ask her if this is where you pay and she says,"uh huh"., that's it. Ok... so I hand her the stakes to ring up and pay, still doesn't say anything to me other then telling me to enter my pin. Maybe cuz I've worked retail I expect more. I step to the side as she rings up a diff customer who was buying 2 screws for a pet carrier he had with him. She does the same, doesn't greet, one of the screws slips out of his hand on the counter and she doesn't even flinch to help or anything. I only came to this location because it was close to home and all the Home Depot's and Lowe's in a 10 mile radius were out of stock of these types of stakes. I've heard from other people not to shop at this store because they've gotten snotty attitudes from employees here. Now I get it. You guys have to understand that one employee's bad attitude can ruin a total shopping experience. Either you retrain that girl or hire someone else because that bothered, more than it should...

As a property manager in Los Angeles for over 20 years, I’ve spent years trekking 20 minutes through traffic to what I thought was my closest hardware store. Then I discovered Haney Hardware Store, a True Value gem located near Florence Avenue and Avalon, just a couple of miles from my property. What a game-changer!

This family-owned spot isn’t just conveniently close—it’s a standout for its exceptional service and knowledgeable staff. The team here is incredibly professional, guiding me to exactly what I needed with precision. Whether it was paint, plumbing supplies, or electrical components, they knew where every item was located in the store. I grabbed 10 different items, and thanks to their expertise, I was in and out in under 15 minutes—even with time to sign up for their contractors’ membership program, which is a fantastic perk for anyone managing properties.

For local homeowners, property managers, or DIY enthusiasts, Haney Hardware is the place to go. Their efficiency, professionalism, and deep knowledge make every visit a breeze. This is now my go-to hardware store, and I can’t recommend it enough. Visit Haney Hardware for all your home improvement needs—you won’t be...

When we were growing up in L.A., I remember when the milkman delivered the milk, butter, & cream, the neighbors and the mailman was still white and Tapatio store was Better Foods Market, and I miss those days. We also remember the Hane's Hardware Store around the corner on Florence, then the Grandfather of the family owned & operated the store and was so good and kind to everyone; all people, and I will say this...this Hane's Hardware Store was the only business that stayed when all the other companies started moving out in the 1970's. But Hane's Stayed...and we all remember to this day who grew up on 73rd Street & San Pedro and the area. Hi Dennis (one of the grandson's) I hope all is well with you & the family. These have always been good people with patient and outstanding service to the community and the example of how to run a business. Continue the tradition boys, . Grandpa's...