Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre

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Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre is a local hardware and home goods store offering tools, building supplies, garden products, and household items to the Dunsborough community.

Dunsborough, Western Australia, Australia
dunsboroughhardware.com.au

About Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre

Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre is a locally owned hardware and homewares store serving the Dunsborough community and surrounding areas in Western Australia. They stock a broad range of DIY and trade supplies including hand and power tools, paint, timber and building materials, plumbing and electrical essentials, garden and landscaping products, gas refills, and everyday household items. The store caters to both home DIY customers and professional tradespeople, and may also offer services such as key cutting, paint tinting, special orders for non-stocked items, and local delivery. More information about product ranges and services is available via their website at dunsboroughhardware.com.au or in store.

A charge from Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre will usually appear on your bank or card statement after you’ve made an in-store purchase of hardware, garden products, or household goods, or placed a phone or special order that was processed via card. The description might include terms like “DUNSBOROUGH HARDWARE,” “DUNS HARDWARE & HOME,” or the store’s registered trading name, and will typically be for a one-time purchase amount in Australian dollars (AUD). In some cases you might see a separate smaller charge or a temporary authorization hold if you placed a phone order, paid a deposit for a special order, hired equipment, or had a card pre-authorised before the final amount was known.

If you don’t recognise a Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre charge, start by checking recent receipts, emailed invoices, or text confirmations for purchases of tools, garden items, gas refills, or building supplies around the date shown on your statement. Ask other cardholders in your household if they used your card there, and compare the exact amount to any known purchases or delivery fees. For questions or to request a copy of a receipt, contact the store directly using the phone number or contact form listed at dunsboroughhardware.com.au, providing your full name, purchase date, and last four digits of the card used so staff can look up the transaction. If you still suspect an error or unauthorised use after speaking with the store, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or block the charge.

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  1. DUNSBOROUGH HARDWARE DUNSBOROUGH AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre on my statement when I don’t remember shopping there?

Many unrecognised Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre charges turn out to be in-store purchases of garden products, tools, gas bottle swaps, or emergency hardware items made a few days earlier. The statement description may show as “DUNSBOROUGH HARDWARE,” “DUNS HARDWARE & HOME,” or a similar abbreviation, which can look unfamiliar. Check any recent DIY, gardening, or household projects you started, and ask family members or staff who might have used your card for a quick hardware run.

Does Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

In general, Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre operates as a traditional retail store and most charges are one-off purchases. Ongoing or repeat charges typically only occur if you have arranged a trade or house account with periodic billing, or if you make regular phone orders charged to the same card. If you see multiple similar amounts from them, review your invoices or statements from any account you hold with the store, or call the store to confirm whether you have a running account set up in your name.

What are common amounts I might see from Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre?

Common charge amounts range from small purchases (for example, under $20–$50 AUD for items like screws, garden accessories, or cleaning products) up to several hundred dollars or more for power tools, timber, building supplies, or larger garden equipment. You might also see separate smaller amounts for delivery fees or gas refills, distinct from the main purchase. If the amount on your statement doesn’t match any receipt you recall, ask the store to confirm what was purchased against that exact dollar figure and date.

Why is there a small or duplicate pending charge from Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre?

A small or duplicate pending charge can be a temporary authorization hold placed when your card is first processed, particularly for phone orders, deliveries, or equipment hire where the final total isn’t yet confirmed. This pre-authorisation lets the store verify your card but should automatically drop off or be adjusted to the final sale amount within a few business days. If a pending hold doesn’t clear, contact both the store (with the date and amount) and your bank so they can investigate and release any erroneous authorisation.

How can I get a copy of a receipt or invoice for my Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre purchase?

To obtain a receipt, contact the store using the phone number or email listed at dunsboroughhardware.com.au or visit in person with your card and statement. Provide the exact transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so staff can search their point-of-sale records. For trade or house accounts, you can also request a statement of account or invoice copy that details all items purchased in a given period.

How do I resolve an incorrect amount or duplicate charge from Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre?

If you believe you were overcharged or billed twice, first gather your bank statement and any receipts or invoices you have, then contact the store directly. Ask them to look up the transaction and verify whether multiple payments were processed or if an authorisation was mistakenly captured as a sale. If the store confirms an error, they can usually process a refund or adjustment back to your card; if you cannot resolve it with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.

What is Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre’s general approach to refunds and returns?

As an Australian retailer, Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre is required to comply with Australian Consumer Law, which provides guarantees for faulty goods or items not as described. For change-of-mind returns, policies can vary by product type (especially for custom-tinted paint, cut timber, or special orders), so it’s best to check the conditions on your receipt or ask staff directly. In most cases you’ll need your receipt or proof of purchase, and any approved refund for card purchases is usually processed back to the same card used for the original transaction.

How can I contact Dunsborough Hardware & Home Centre about a charge I don’t recognise?

Visit dunsboroughhardware.com.au to find the store’s current phone number, email address, and opening hours, or visit the store in person if you’re local. When you contact them, have your bank statement handy with the transaction date, exact amount, and the last four digits of your card, so staff can quickly locate the sale in their system. If the store confirms that no matching transaction exists or suspects card misuse, immediately contact your bank to report the issue and request a new card.

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