Crossroads Hardware

very helpful and friendly workers. they help me find the right part I need.

It may be a small store compared to the big box stores, but they always have what I need. Thank you.

Without doubt the most fun I've ever had in a retail environment is this cute but complete hardware store in tiny Leonard, Texas. Hear me out. A hardware store with two cats running around for fun? Check. A stuffed coyote dangling from the ceiling whose headgear changes with the seasons? Got it. Aisle signs that let you know where the "Household Whatch-ma-call-its" and "Electrical Doo-Hickies" are? Right this way. A sign on the men's bathroom door when I visited apologetically stated "Sorry, we ran out of toilet paper", and was taped to a pack of sandpaper. Make no mistake - the people in this store have wicked senses of humor and arent afraid to use them. Humorous signs litter the various store sections. And yet these same jokesters simultaneously offer some of the best service you'll ever come across. People coming through the door are immediately asked if they need any help, and with the staff including former general contractors, they know what they're talking about. Not only that, but for a small store, they have an incredibly complete inventory, and if the prices arent as low as Lowe's or Home Depot, they're damned close. Crossroads Hardware is a model example of how a retail store can and should be run. On a scale of 1 to 10 it deserves a 12.

Awesome guy I only had to chat with him. Literally took my parts and all I had to do was pay. K8nda nice to have service like tbis.