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All about Ace Hardware

Lawnmowers, drills, light bulbs, grills, and even pet supplies can all be found at Ace Hardware stores. Ace Hardware paint is their biggest seller because of all the options. There’s Purdy, Werner, Clark + Kensington, and other well known and trusted brands available.

The Ace Hardware weekly ad is where you should be looking to see all the latest products they have and for the occasional Ace Hardware coupon. Priding itself on being “The helpful place”, this retailer is exactly that with its home improvement, yard improvement, etc. 

Ace Hardware hours make it convenient for you to visit and shop at a time that works for you. Remember not to forget about the Ace Hardware ad to see what’s in store. Deals and promotions are constantly happening so keep a sharp eye out!

The history of Ace Hardware

Ace Hardware was started in 1924 by 5 men in Chicago and has since grown into a very successful organization. Ace Hardware locations include all over the U.S. and overseas locations too, with headquarters in Illinois. They went international in 1990, and established stores in Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, and the Middle East.  

This store was named after the ace fighter pilots in WWI. They are known for being able to overcome everything, and that's the approach the company took to their business, too. We'd say it worked - they're still going strong after almost 100 years in the business! 

Ace Hardware's celebrity collaborators

Did you know that Ace Hardware's ads often feature celebrities and well-known figures? Over the years, quite a few famous folks have helped them promote their lines. 

One of the first was Connie Stevens, an actress who was famous for being int he T.V. show Hawaiian Eye. Actress Suzanne Somers followed as the next celebrity commerical presenter. John Madden, and NFL coach and then later NFL commentator, also did some commericials for Ace. 

Their famous commerical tagline is "Ace is the place with the helpful hardware man", although "man" was replaced with "folks" in 1989. They still use "Ace is the place for..." in commercials. 

The current face of Ace as their Helpful Hardware Man is Lou Manfredini, a television and radio personality who's also an expert in all things home improvement. He hosts a few differenet radio programs related to fixing up things around your house (like "Mr. Fix-It" on WGN Chicago) and a television show, too ("HouseSmarts TV).