Trenis Hardware

Everything you need for the usual home and country work. Bonus is the store is on the same lot as the gas station and the very good hot and cold food choices in the rear of the attached general store. This is my one-​stop place on the way to the property. Trenis family owns half the town and they’re doing a fine job!

I’m really a fan of this ‘yes, we have it ’ local hardware store.
You can have your H Dep, Lowz, Wa-​Mar & Targy, give me Trenis any day of the week.
Everytime I’ve needed a tool or a harware item they’ve had it and at a better price.
You get great personal service as well.
You can also gas up your car, fill your LP tank, get breakfast, lunch or dinner and get FREE air for your tires!
You gotta love these independently owned shops!

An honest-​to-​goodness, old school, hardware store — from years of yore!
There ain’t to many of these left around — sadly — they all get run over and replaced by Home Depot, Lowe’s, etc.
Whenever I see one of these old school hardware stores — I have to stop and go in and look around. Breathe in the ambiance. There is something comforting about these hardware stores…
I wasn’t planning on buying anything when I went in. Several employees asked if I needed help. I didn’t at first. Then I opted for a new Stanley claw hammer (I can’t find my current hammer) and a metal tool for breaking up and chipping ice from sidewalks (I’ll be damned if I could find this style tool anywhere during the winter).
As far as I can tell, this hardware store IS NOT affiliated with True Value — nothing at the store would indicate this and they are not listed on the True Value web site.
They accept plastic here — although I believe they do not accept Discover. Nice folks running the place — friendly and helpful!