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At the workbench

Small services. Properly done.

Our in-store bench handles the jobs that make a repair possible: a cleanly cut key, a renewed screen, a matched color, or a sharp garden blade.

Hardware specialist cutting a duplicate key

While you wait

Key cutting

We duplicate common residential, padlock, mailbox, and office keys. Every cut is brushed and visually checked. Bring the original whenever possible; a duplicate of a worn duplicate may carry the wear forward.

Please note: vehicle transponder programming and restricted keyways are not available.

Store services

The practical list.

Window & door screen repair Drop-off

New fiberglass or aluminum mesh, spline, pull tabs, and corner repair for sound frames. We inspect bent frames before accepting the job and provide an estimate.

Paint color matching While you shop

Computer-assisted matching from a clean, flat sample at least one inch square. A match is a strong starting point; sheen, age, light, and substrate still affect appearance, so test first.

Garden tool sharpening Drop-off

Hand pruners, loppers, hedge shears, axes, mower blades, and similar edges. Tools are cleaned around the working edge, sharpened to an appropriate bevel, and lightly protected.

Glass & acrylic cutting Made to measure

Simple rectangles cut from stocked thicknesses for cabinets, storm windows, picture frames, and workshop projects. Final fit remains the customer's responsibility.

Pipe & rod cutting Ask the counter

Selected threaded pipe, dowel, chain, rope, and threaded rod can be cut to length. Material and machine limits apply.

Special orders Supplier schedule

Fixtures, repair components, uncommon sizes, and case quantities from our regular suppliers. We confirm item, price, lead time, and return restrictions first.

Before you come

Help us get it right.

  1. Bring the best original, sample, frame, or model number you have.
  2. Remove loose dirt and label hazardous residues.
  3. Measure openings in more than one place.
  4. For deadline-sensitive work, confirm turnaround before visiting.
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