Ace Hardware is coming back to Pullman.
Local businessman Jason Dyke has bought the former Lumberyard food truck hall on North Grand Avenue to open an Ace. Dyke has owned and operated the home construction and remodel company Revival Home Performance in Pullman for 15 years. The location will be called Pullman’s Ace Hardware and will include Benjamin Moore Paints. Dyke also plans to offer some building supplies.
Pullman has been without a traditional hardware store since the fall of 2024 when Building Supply went out of business on the south end of town. Building Supply previously operated out of the Lumberyard property before it became a food truck hall. Ace Hardware used to have a Pullman location on the south side of town before going out of business in the fall of 2018.
Dyke is excited to fill a major void for the Pullman community with a new Ace Hardware store. You can listen to his thoughts below.
Pullman’s Ace Hardware will employ about a dozen people and be open seven days a week. Dyke hopes to open in early October. Anyone with thoughts about this store’s offerings or who is interested in working at the hardware store can email management at rodrigo@pullmanace.com
