Painting can seem like a big job! What type of paint finish should I use? Do I need primer? Do I roll or trim first? There are so many questions to ask yourself before you start painting, but with these pro tips, your mind will be at ease in no time!
Serving home owners and contractors in the Erie and Crawford county areas
Hobbs Lumber & Hardware Inc is your locally owned specialty hardware store, located in Edinboro, PA and offering delivery services throughout Erie and Crawford county and beyond. We offer our customers quality products, friendly service, and affordable prices. Whether you are a contractor by profession or a do-it-yourselfer tackling your latest home improvement project, our hardware store has the tools, rental equipment, and lumber you need to get the job done the right way.
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How to Replace a Toilet Wax Ring
The wax ring is a simple and hidden part of the toilet, but it can cause severe problems if it goes bad and doesn’t get replaced. Follow these tips for an easier time getting a good deal with a new wax ring.
How Do Tankless Water Heaters Work?
One of the most widely advertised but ultimately misunderstood new technologies is the tankless water heater. Find out how tankless water heaters work and how to get the most out of them for your investment.
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Chris L.
"When I go to Hobbs I am always greeted by the most friendly people. I almost always find what I need."
John P.
"They have an impressive amount rental equipment and super friendly and knowledgeable staff."
Julie F.
“Love Hobbs, their staff is so helpful and made my DIY possible... and... they're family owned... a win win.”
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