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A
few
generations
of
our
family
have
been
going
to
Frentz
&
Son's
Hardware
since
the
1940's.
The
same
family's
owned
&
cared
for
it
since
1931.
Not
once
have
I
head
anyone
say
they
did
not
get
exceptional
service
at
Frentz.
All
one
has
to
do
is
start
walking
toward
the
counter
in
the
center
of
the
store
and
you
will
either
be
greeted
on
the
way
to
the
counter
or
at
the
counter.
Even
on
crazy-busy
days,
people
are
willing
to
help.
(They
multi-task
well!)
Each
person
is
very
knowledgeable
about
all
items
and
will
be
happy
to
suggest
a
better
product
or
method.
It's
real
advice,
too-
not
some
made
up
stuff
like
at
many
hardware
stores.
Pricing
here
is
comparable
to
,
or
lower
than,
other
local
hardware
stores.
Actually,
their
prices
are
often
lower
than
the
big
box
nightmare
stores.
Frentz
is
an
ideal
place
to
shop
for
fasteners.
The
selection
is
great
and,
for
most
items,
you
don't
have
to
buy
a
giant
box
to
get
what
you
need.
They
sell
by-the-piece.
Only
American
Integrated
has
more
fasteners
than
Frentz,
but
that's
all
the
sell.
Want
something
odd?
Chances
are
Frentz
has
it,
or
will
get
it.
If
you
don't
see
it,
ask.
While
shopping
there
once,
I
casually
mentioned
that
I
had
to
stop
at
Bearing
Service
for
an
unusual
sized
V-Belt.
The
Frentz
guy
asked
what
size,
and
2
minutes
later,
I
had
a
V-Belt.
Another
time,
I
needed
a
spud
wrench
for
a
steam
trap.
Frentz
had
it.
(Bet
they
sell
one
per
decade,
but
they
had
it.)
Their
electrical
department
selection
is
quite
good.
The
choice
of
various
switch
and
receptacle
plates
is
a
giant
wall
of
treasures.
The
plumbing
aisle
is
super
stocked
with
a
large
variety.
Frents
&
Son's
has
you
covered,
no
matter
what
you
need.
PS:
It's
a
fun
place
to
explore.
Next
time
you're
there,
look
at
the
floor
in
the
fastener
aisle.
There
are
a
zillion
washers
stuck
in
the
floor
from
the
decades.
Designer
Chic!