In Idaho, when you have a home improvement project, you want to make sure the people who are helping you are as dedicated to your success as you are. That’s why these best hardware stores in Idaho are largely locally owned and operated by your neighbors, friends, and family. Check out our selection of the 7 best below.
Since 1974, Lumber and Hardware has provided lumber, hardware, rental equipment, paint and more to the fine denizens of Hailey, Idaho. They have partnered with Ace Hardware to carry brands like Dyson, Toro, Irwin, Fiskers, Black and Decker, Scott’s, and much more.
The Community True Value Hardware and Building Supply in Murtaugh, Idaho, sells just about everything you could imagine even remotely related to hardware. They’ve got your patio furniture, your outdoor power, your lawn care, your grills. They’ve got electrical and plumbing. And they’ve always got tools, how-to videos, and new bargains to check out on their site.
Rocknak’s Hardware Plus is Idaho Fall’s “Hometown Hardware Store.” They sell a towering collection of hardware supplies, including branded paint, tools and power tools, ranch and pet supplies, lawn and garden supplies, plumbing and heating supplies, building and hardware material, sporting goods, and united hardware.
Horseshoe Hardware offers vintage lighting, hardware, plumbing, bathroom fixtures, design accents, and general “Ye Olde” furniture and décor to the fine folks of Horseshoe Bend, Idaho. This online store provides “rugged, Western items,” including double horseshoe cabinet pull in antique brass, cast iron triple star coat racks, and ranger star drawer pull made from antique brass.
Seright’s Ace Hardware opened in 1979 and has been growing ever since. Today, they sell tens of thousands of products, including the brands Ace Paint, Scotts, Kwikset, Bona, Nutro, Taste of the Wild, and Moen. They are constantly running sales, so make sure to check out their website for savings.
May Hardware in McCall, Idaho, is “More Than a Hardware Store,” according to their slogan. Established in 1934, the company is open seven days a week in all seasons and stocks a wide variety of recognizable name brands. Brands include Stihl, Weber, Steel Crest, Meyer’s, Messmer’s, Le Creuset, DeWalt, Black and Decker, and more. Check their website for a complete listing.
Glenn’s Ferry, Idaho, is home to Smith’s Hometown Hardware. Smith’s handles plumbing, mechanical issues, welding, fabrication, and general machining. They sell hardware, RV equipment, tackle, and gifts, and are open Monday through Sunday.