K & L ACE Hardware

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!! We will be open today until 2:00pm for any of those last minute Turkey Day needs.

K & L Hardware has the cooler supplies to get you through the heat!!

We will be open today from 9:00am to 3:00pm to help you with any of those last minute projects before the family comes over. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday from all of us here at K & L Hardware.

Our friend Pat from Payne's Corner Automotive came in today with his puppy that was born with a spinal cord problem and has no use of its back legs. We took a little time and put our heads together to fabricate a solution that hopefully will give this little guy some mobility for years to come.

The weather is getting warmer so it's time to check your cooler pads and pump so you and your family are keeping cool and comfortable.

Come by this weekend to check out some incredible prices we have available on these Broil King Grills!!! Roughly 20-30% off of competitors pricing...built and ready to go. Have a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day Weekend from all of us at K & L Hardware.

Come and join us at our outdoor sale this weekend and enjoy savings on all of your favorite barbeques by:

When you don’t have adequate workspace to store all your materials for a job, you may find that it’s impossible to get the long pieces of lumber you’re used to working with. In some cases, it may be more convenient to purchase pieces that have already been cut to the correct length.

When it's dry, the gargoyles on the side of buildings like cathedrals looks like they're laughing or roaring, but when rain comes it's a different story. These gargoyles are often part of the gutter systems, and are decorations for the end of water spouts.

What is the most common type of roofing material currently used on U.S. homes? Asphalt shingles. This type of material has continued to be a favorite due to its low cost and easy installation properties.

Windows originally started as holes in the wall. Shutters came next, first as animal skins, then wood, stone, or reeds. It wasn't until the Romans in around 100 AD that people began using glass for windows, but it was still thick and not anywhere near the quality we use now.

Look for this display to save big in April!