The best home & garden pros in Wheeling

Veteran-owned Bigfoots Concrete Coatings LLC turns tired garages, patios, and basements into tough surfaces with a clean finish using high-performance epoxy, polyaspartic, and flake systems, and they’re known around the Ohio Valley for precision prep and fast 1-day installs, so your everyday floors can finally take a…

From the Wheeling newsletter, November 3, 2026

Ferry Hardware is the local go to when your lawn or garden needs more oomph, with potting soils, spreaders and seeders, grass and weed control, plus outdoor power equipment and cordless tools. They stock favorites like Scotts, Miracle-Gro, Troy-Bilt, Fiskars, and Ortho... so projects stop stalling.

From the Steubenville newsletter, November 3, 2026

Whether you're plotting a backyard refresh or just need a quick color boost, Yensen Landscape & Supply LLC has a garden center full of flowers for every season, landscape supplies for the DIY crowd, and full service landscaping if you prefer they handle the shovel.

From the Wheeling newsletter, October 28, 2026

When walls, floors, and furniture just aren't vibing, Lynn Buch Interiors Inc helps Martins Ferry folks figure out colors, layouts, and the right pieces so rooms feel intentional and livable. m.

From the Wheeling newsletter, October 21, 2026

From potting and top soils to spreaders, seeders, and grass and weed control, Lou W Nau, Inc stocks the practical stuff plus Milwaukee tools, Bully Tools, and grilling gear for your weekend projects. Bonus, their how-to guides on canning, tailgating, and fall yard cleanup are clutch when your plan needs a nudge.

From the Wheeling newsletter, October 14, 2026

Office Furniture Warehouse is the local go-to for new and used office setups, with design and space planning at no additional cost, and a team that actually listens to your team's vibe.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, October 22, 2026

Retail chain offering brand-name furniture, mattresses & home accessories at discount prices.

, Inc. keeps the yard stacks high and the advice practical. Contractors swear by their quick in-and-out loading, and homeowners love the outdoor fire pits, masonry supplies, and solid tool selection.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, September 24, 2026

From quality lumber and a legit rental center to paint matching, small engine repair, screen fixes and key cutting, Stanford Home Centers is the kind of local shop that actually knows stuff. Expect solid brands like Benjamin Moore, STIHL and Milwaukee, plus real guidance when your weekend project gets weird.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, October 1, 2026

Forget-Me-Not Shoppe is that Pittsburgh spot your living room keeps hinting at, packed with estate furniture, antique mirrors, and vintage lighting plus a standout lineup of crystal chandeliers. Their Shabby Chic gallery turns tired pieces into keepers, and they’ll even custom paint your own finds.

From the Mount Lebanon newsletter, November 6, 2026

If the deer treat your hostas like a salad bar, Phelps Nursery USC over in Upper St. Clair has DEERLEERIOUS perennials, unique annuals, and even USDA-certified organic edibles to fight back in style.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, November 6, 2026

Retail chain with a variety of signature home furniture, decor, & accessories.

High-end chain with stylish & traditional furniture & home accessories, plus design services.

PerLora Furniture is where Pittsburgh goes for modern pieces that actually feel like you. S. and European makers, Stressless and American Leather comfort, statement lighting and designers who can elevate a room or the whole house.

From the Ellwood City newsletter, October 13, 2026

From energy-efficient windows and vinyl siding to seamless gutters, cabinets, and those budget-friendly Boneyard windows, Wheeling Distribution Center has the gear plus professional installation and advice.

From the Wheeling newsletter, October 7, 2026

Showroom carrying high-end handcrafted furnishings influenced by global styles, plus decor.

If your sofa is plotting its retirement, Room Concepts Furniture will help you reimagine the whole space with custom North American made pieces, from upholstered sectionals to Amish-built dining, tailored by their designers in your choice of fabrics, leathers, wood colors, and hardware.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, August 10, 2026

Pittsburgh Furniture Outlet has been hooking up Pittsburghers with brand-name pieces since 1969, selling new and previously leased finds that don’t crush your budget. Browse, buy, then grab it same day or get quick delivery… perfect for last-minute game-night seating or a much-needed bedroom refresh.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, October 29, 2026

Upscale chain store offering high-end cookware, house-label kitchen accessories & gourmet goods.

Retail chain with a variety of signature home furniture, decor, & accessories.

Upscale chain store offering high-end cookware, house-label kitchen accessories & gourmet goods.

Whether the couch is slouching or your mattress holds grudges, Carolina Furniture Co has you covered with living room and bedroom sets, recliners, sectionals, sleepers, occasional tables, lighting, plus firm, pillowtop, and plush mattresses.

From the Wheeling newsletter, September 16, 2026

Crate is part kitchenware candy store, part cooking school with both hands-on and demo classes featuring guest chefs and real technique. They’ve been teaching Pittsburgh since 1978, so drop in this week to snag staff-tested tools and leave with a recipe you’ll actually make.

From the Mount Lebanon newsletter, October 29, 2026

Whether your sofa is plotting a coup or your rug has retired, Today's Home corrals premium furniture, from sectionals to recliners, custom pieces, hand-knotted rugs, window treatments and The Sleep Studio under one massive showroom, plus in-house designers and white glove delivery so you can finally love every corner…

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, October 15, 2026

Weisshouse is where Pittsburgh upgrades its spaces with contemporary furniture, statement lighting, luxe rugs, window treatments, and custom kitchens, plus vintage one-of-a-kinds.

From the Pittsburgh newsletter, October 8, 2026