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Ace Hardware Coupon: Regularly Priced Items of $50 or Less
25% Off
Valid In-Store Onlyat Ace Hardware
Valid In-Store Onlyat Ace HardwareDeal Details
Ace Hardware has for Ace Rewards Members (free to join): Any Regularly Priced Item $50 or less for 25% Off when you present the coupon from the Weekly Ad. Offer valid in-store only. Exclusions apply.
Thanks to community member katncaed for finding this deal.
Offer Details:
Thanks to community member katncaed for finding this deal.
Offer Details:
- Valid In-store only. Not valid on acehardware.com, or the Ace mobile app.
- Items priced $50 or more will receive a discount of $12.50
- Not valid on sale/discounted items, store charge accounts, prior purchases or on the following major categories/brands (plus those detailed at http://www.acehardware.com/exclusions), rentals, phone/special orders, in-store services, in-store pickup, Ace gift cards, gov't issued items (e.g., garbage tags), building materials, pet food, fuel, power tools/equipment, small appliances, water heaters, grills, Benjamin Moore, Big Green Egg, EGO, Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines paint, STIHL, Toro, Traeger, Weber, YETI, and other items each participating store may designate.
Editor's Notes
Written by oceanlake- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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About the Poster
Ace Hardware has for Ace Rewards Members (free to join): Any Regularly Priced Item $50 or less for 25% Off when you present the coupon from the Weekly Ad. Offer valid in-store only. Exclusions apply.
Thanks to community member katncaed for finding this deal.
Offer Details:
Thanks to community member katncaed for finding this deal.
Offer Details:
- Valid In-store only. Not valid on acehardware.com, or the Ace mobile app.
- Items priced $50 or more will receive a discount of $12.50
- Not valid on sale/discounted items, store charge accounts, prior purchases or on the following major categories/brands (plus those detailed at http://www.acehardware.com/exclusions), rentals, phone/special orders, in-store services, in-store pickup, Ace gift cards, gov't issued items (e.g., garbage tags), building materials, pet food, fuel, power tools/equipment, small appliances, water heaters, grills, Benjamin Moore, Big Green Egg, EGO, Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines paint, STIHL, Toro, Traeger, Weber, YETI, and other items each participating store may designate.
Editor's Notes
Written by oceanlake- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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I will glady pay a little more at the Ace that five minutes from my house, than spend the beter part of an hour, driving to the orange or blue guys, wandering around the store to find something simple, and wait in line to purchase. And don't even start on trying to find an employee to help.
Pricing is higher than Home Depot, but my HD and Lowes are a 15 minute drive (which also means you gotta price in a gallon of gas if you aren't going anywhere else). The ace is only 1 mile away and I can even just zip over there on my bike.
I frequently go past the other hardware/lumber/building supply store (which is a local chain that sells Do it Best stuff) that is less than 1/4 mile away because I think Ace's house brand stuff is generally better and their pricing is on par or better.
I also think my Ace has a pretty good selection of some things. E.g. I was being picky about buying a new shovel...looked at HD, Lowes, ranch supply store, harbor freight, 2 hardware stores...Ace had the shovel I liked the best. Other yard tools too--the selection may be more limited, but they pick *good* ones.
Ace sells Benjamin Moore paint which I like a lot.
Finally, Ace blows away HD for when you need that one random screw or fastener. More selection, more metric, more odd parts...and there's always some guy there that knows where everything is.
edit: that said, Ace's are independently run and can be very different. My current ace relocated within the past decade and is a "fancy" store. I used to live by an urban Ace that was pretty grungy, very cramped, and still had things on the shelves that had probably been hanging there for 25 years. Was still a good ace, but there are definitely bad aces out there.
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I can very rarely find an item at a good price.
It is usually someone looking at their phone behind the register and 2 older neighborhood fellas telling stories to anyone walking by.
I will glady pay a little more at the Ace that five minutes from my house, than spend the beter part of an hour, driving to the orange or blue guys, wandering around the store to find something simple, and wait in line to purchase. And don't even start on trying to find an employee to help.
Of course if you have an Ace 5 minutes from you as opposed to an hour drive.
Luckily I live in a city, and I have Ace, Menards ,Lowes, Crafty Beaver,Home Depot,True Value etc .
Their 25 % off a non sale item price , is still going to be higher than most all other stores or online
.
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I can very rarely find an item at a good price.
It is usually someone looking at their phone behind the register and 2 older neighborhood fellas telling stories to anyone walking by.
Pricing is higher than Home Depot, but my HD and Lowes are a 15 minute drive (which also means you gotta price in a gallon of gas if you aren't going anywhere else). The ace is only 1 mile away and I can even just zip over there on my bike.
I frequently go past the other hardware/lumber/building supply store (which is a local chain that sells Do it Best stuff) that is less than 1/4 mile away because I think Ace's house brand stuff is generally better and their pricing is on par or better.
I also think my Ace has a pretty good selection of some things. E.g. I was being picky about buying a new shovel...looked at HD, Lowes, ranch supply store, harbor freight, 2 hardware stores...Ace had the shovel I liked the best. Other yard tools too--the selection may be more limited, but they pick *good* ones.
Ace sells Benjamin Moore paint which I like a lot.
Finally, Ace blows away HD for when you need that one random screw or fastener. More selection, more metric, more odd parts...and there's always some guy there that knows where everything is.
edit: that said, Ace's are independently run and can be very different. My current ace relocated within the past decade and is a "fancy" store. I used to live by an urban Ace that was pretty grungy, very cramped, and still had things on the shelves that had probably been hanging there for 25 years. Was still a good ace, but there are definitely bad aces out there.
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ACE is only good for stuff that only sell for MSRP and never discount.
App/website and the employee tablet device claimed different locations for it...but it was in neither (they also claimed different # in stock, but that number was high enough that it was unlikely the item was actually just sold out). Employees mostly had no idea what to do other than look at what the computer was telling them.
Finally found the one guy who happened to actually know where they were (still on the upper storage racks in a completely unrelated aisle...never made it to the floor)...but only by luck as he had just pulled something down from right next to it the day before.
Is that an everyday problem? No. But it is also much harder to find someone able to help at HD than it was back in the day...especially someone who actually knows anything about what they are selling. The crusty old guy working at the neighborhood Ace because he's bored with retirement is excited to help you. Guys like that used to work at home depot when I was a kid...not anymore.
Of course if you have an Ace 5 minutes from you as opposed to an hour drive.
Luckily I live in a city, and I have Ace, Menards ,Lowes, Crafty Beaver,Home Depot,True Value etc .
Their 25 % off a non sale item price , is still going to be higher than most all other stores or online
.
I can very rarely find an item at a good price.
It is usually someone looking at their phone behind the register and 2 older neighborhood fellas telling stories to anyone walking by.
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Of course if you have an Ace 5 minutes from you as opposed to an hour drive.
Luckily I live in a city, and I have Ace, Menards ,Lowes, Crafty Beaver,Home Depot,True Value etc .
Their 25 % off a non sale item price , is still going to be higher than most all other stores or online
.
The company has $9B in revenue up from $6B in 2019. Doesn't seem logical or possible to continue to grow revenues if they are charging 26% or more across the board and only capitalizing on convenient locations. All of their items and price are available on their website.
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