Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden

About

Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden is a locally owned and operated 20,000 square foot retail hardware store.
Did you know? We're an elite Stihl dealer!

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Locally owned and operated- Over 20,000 square feet of retail hardware space and full garden center. We sell Hunting & Fishing licenses, YETI coolers, Craftsman Tools and we're an Elite Stihl dealer. We'll take care of your lock rekeying, key cutting, chip key cutting, glass cutting and screen repair. We stock Weber, Traeger, Big Green Egg, Louisiana Pellet Grills and more! All the brands you trust!

Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden is the second store in a five store chain owned by brothers Kirby and Nick Kuklenski. As their flagship store, it is more than just a local neighborhood hardware store.
Mile High was built from the ground up and the brothers were able to let their creativity run free. Along with Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden’s full core hardware selection, the store also boasts a full service garden center, paint department, elaborate kitchen gadget center and an elevated deck with the best patio furniture and grill selection in North Denver.
The brothers strive to support the community by partnering with the Children’s Advocacy Center, Children’s Miracle Network and other local organizations by in store events such as the annual “Hot Dog Days” event!
Due to the outstanding performance of their first location and their innovative merchandising and design of Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden, the brothers were awarded Young Retailers of the Year by the North American Retail Hardware Association in 2009. Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden has over 35,000 different items on its shelves and over 65,000 products available for special order.
Mile High Ace Hardware & Garden strives to meet all our guests’ needs. We are committed to being "The Helpful Place" by offering our customers knowledgeable advice, helpful service and quality products. As the helpful hardware folks in your community, we promise that, "helping you is the most important thing we have to do today."