Mile High Ace Hardware And Garden
There are no reviews for Mile High Ace Hardware And Garden yet
Consumers are asking for reviews of this business
Denver, Colorado
Kirby and Nick Kuklenski at Mile High Ace Hardware
Construction and Repair Expert Talks
How to Buy a Manufactured Home without Problems? Interview with L. A. ‘Tony’ Kovach (Part 2)
How to buy a manufactures home? Tony Kovach, an industry expert, gives tips on how to choose and buy a manufactured house, pros and cons, and red flags to consider before purchasing.
Tony Kovach is an MHProNews publisher and one of the key experts in the Manufactured Homes Industry with over 25 years of experience. He shares the latest industry insights and tips.
Companies Similar to Mile High Ace Hardware And Garden
HomeServe USA
“Hi I had a tune up heat appointment for today that I scheduled months ago. 8-12. They never showed up...“
EveryContractor
“Used them when my co. began about a decade ago. They are a scam. Useless. They’re hitting me up on...“
Titan Factory Direct
“Don't buy they use faucets from Vietnam and there all wood homes are made with pres board, floors are...“
KFM 247
“They hire the lowest dregs of society and pass them off as technicians hopefully biden will put a stop...“
Thank You for Your Reply! We are processing your message.
Your comment is successfully posted.
It’s been a few weeks and I decided to update this post. First, Front range installers finally paid me what they owed, over $200.00.
That was mostly due to the BBB complaint I filed against them.
But Mile High Ace hardware is another story! I notified the Ace corporate office about the issues with FRI and they filed an incident report several weeks ago. I heard nothing after a week so I sent a brief follow-up message asking about the Incident report process.
I’ve received no further response from anyone at Ace.
The Incident report was apparently sent to the District Manager of the Mile High Ace Hardware store, Barney Onken, and owned by the Kuklenski brothers. I can’t help but feel like FRIs non-compliance with state and federal laws for classification of independent contractors is being used to skirt unemployment and tax laws.
It also seems like these violations are being ignored by managers and owners at Ace Hardware stores. If you care about workers being treated fairly, do not support the Ace stores in Colorado Springs or Denver (listed above), owned by Kirby and Nick Kuklenski!