I got the best raised garden bed here today for $30. We couldn't find it at first because it was in…read morethe east lot but the cashier was very helpful and pointed us in the right direction. I love their sustainability focused mission and it's a great place to find some great gems!

TL/DR: you're better off at big box stores or Marketplace/Craigslist. It literally hurts me to…read morewrite this review. This review is for the material reuse sales part of the business. It used to be a reliable place to get any type of building supplies at decent used quality for a "this has definitely been used" price. Now it's wildly overpriced. This review is almost more for me to remember to stop driving down to Boulder to try shopping here. Example: selling the 15gal barrels they receive their deicing salt in for winter - for $15. Barrels seem to be priced at $1/gal now, even when they're deformed or broken. So expect to pay $5 for a 5-gal bucket, $35 for a 35gal can and $50 for a 55gal. Saw $45 for a utility sink made of the same cheap plastic as Walmart Adirondack chairs - not the older, indestructible molded utility sink type. Bent and broken rakes and shovels for $5-20. It's just wild. Pieces of pallets are priced as though they're new stock lumber, and they don't even list the lumber prices anymore (were they to have any, which they didn't)... with the way everything else is priced, there's no way I'll even bother checking. At this point it's cheaper and more reliable to buy new from Home Depot which is beside the point of this place and it sucks!! The quality of used goods did not improve in the past 2 years, so why the price tripled is beyond me, but it's not worth it. Bye, Resource Central. I really loved you while you were affordable. Thankfully Habitat ReStore still has their head on straight.

The Custom Cabinets we got from Capo, we're beautiful and exactly what I wanted, Nicole guided us…read moreall the way and did not disappoint. The service was excellent. I would recommend Capo for any Custom Cabinets.

Two years ago I purchased a glass shower installation group from B&G - door, fixed glass panel,…read moreoverhead barn door rail with rollers, and all the hardware. I'm a DIY homeowner and had landed on B&G's product after months of planning and shopping. I also purchased a granite counter slab with sink installed from B&G - let them cut the slab and install the hanging sink. Everything was done well, cut to the exact dimensions I ordered. I did the precision measure myself and gave them a printed and digital file of exact shape I wanted - akin to laser measurement. They were very clear on what they would warranty and what they wouldn't. I took a lot of risk because I picked up all products at their facility and took possession there. I lifted (with help of my sturdy teenage son) all this upstairs and installed myself - built-up pan with a liner, tile, counter top - the whole bit. B&G reps were very helpful the whole time up to payment and taking possession. They even recommended ways for me to take possession that would limit my liability if the counter top cracked. Basically they loaded into my truck for me. This did two things. First, it saved my back. Secondly, if the granite slab was prone to breaking due to a natural weakness or something then the load would be a great time to check, and they would have provided a new slab had that happened. All the products were high quality and as advertised. The communication couldn't have been better. Regarding the reviewer named Yancey - I understand the frustration at having to wait for parts, and maybe given the money you spent you wanted more communication. What is also obvious in your review is that your contractor owns most of the issues there. If your glass is coming detached from the shower, that sounds like an install issue and not a product issue. I suspect the glass was installed incorrectly such that the glass/shower connection was subject to a separating force, or there was some other problem with the install design. That kind of stuff is all on the shower design and installation. I'm guessing your contractor was you, your brother in law or some other DIY type. Any qualified contractor with industry standard skill level would not be relying on the product seller to instruct them on installation method,

I recently had flooring installed by Suzanne's Carpet & Tile and had an excellent experience from…read morestart to finish. The company offers a great selection of products, including options that meet specific installation requirements. My sales representative, Anthony, was thorough, proactive, and professional throughout the entire process. Having previously worked in remodeling and contract work, I tend to ask a lot of questions and pay close attention to details. Anthony was knowledgeable, a great listener, and always willing to address my concerns. I chose Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT), and Suzanne's Carpet & Tile carried exactly the brand, style, and appearance I was looking for. Just as importantly, the product met the performance specifications I needed for a high-traffic, moisture-resistant application. There was one minor issue during the installation, but the company addressed it promptly and provided the appropriate credit without hesitation. In my experience, some companies can be resistant when problems arise, but Suzanne's Carpet & Tile clearly prioritizes customer service and stands behind the quality of its products and workmanship. I highly recommend Suzanne's Carpet & Tile to anyone considering new flooring. In fact, I was so pleased with the experience that I'm already preparing for a second installation project with them.

They are so easy to work with. The workers arrived right on time and got right to work replacing…read moreour carpet. They did a great job, were friendly and polite and cleaned up afterwards. We'll always call Suzanne's for our flooring needs.