Wilson Hardware entrance on Canterbury Rd, 10-2008
Wilson's Hardware, Monroe Ave side (4/2008)- Photo by Tricia Seymour
| Location |
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812 Monroe Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 |
| Hours (as of July 2007) |
| Monday - Saturday: 7:00AM to 6:00PM |
| Phone |
| 585 473 5866 |
| Website |
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| Accessible |
| No |
Wilson Hardware is an old-fashioned hardware store in the Monroe Village also convenient to Upper Monroe and Park Avenue. They offer a variety of services including re-keying locks, re-glazing windows, and small engine maintenance and repair. Annexed to the store is the woodcutter's supply, which sells and services chainsaws and other equipment and supplies for arborists.
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2008-04-20 07:22:54 We have found this place to be very friendly. While the selection is obviously not like the super centers, it is a nice place to pick up nuts, bolts & other items you don't want to fight through crowds to get. —TriciaSeymour
2009-06-18 18:26:30 This is one local establishment that you should visit with caution, if at all. We dropped off a push lawnmower for sharpening after they claimed they'd be able to take care of it that afternoon. That quickly changed to a week, and then to two weeks. We went to get it back after 2.5 weeks and were told it was broken and couldn't be repaired. We were then told that they don't service push mowers and that the person who originally received the machine was mistaken when he told us they could. There was no apology or acknowledgement of responsibility, only a claim that they would alert the person responsible of the situation. To summarize: we dropped off a functional push mower with the claim it would be sharpened that day and 2+ weeks later we got back a broken machine. Because we weren't charged I can't claim that they're scam artists (although they did try to sell me a new machine for $130), but they're certainly unprofessional and incompetent. I'm saddened by the fact that I'll no longer be able to give my business to this nearby establishment. —MaryAnneSchnarkles


