the owners were racist and customer service was terrible. Has only kids working for them bc they…read morerefuse to pay proper wages.

From the owner: Future Designs is a provider of lumber and hardware products. Operational for more than 30 years,…read morethe company offers roofing, electrical, plumbing and building supplies. It provides Owens Corning, Lomanco and Atlas brand products. Future Designs offers doors and windows in a variety of styles and designs. The company also operates a home center and lumber yard. It provides material handling, maintenance, inventory management and customer support services. Future Designs offers generators, ladders, pressure washers, saws, drills and construction equipment on rent for residential and commercial projects. The company has a staff of trained and certified professionals that provides estimation services for home improvement projects. Future Designs maintains a store in Leitchfield, Ky.

Melburn and his team did an incredible job on my pole barn. I want to also give a shout out to Joe…read morethe crew leader who was very meticulous with his work. The building turned out great, so many people have stopped by and asked who did the construction. Thank you very much for an awesome job!

Cheapest prices around. Good service and really nice owner. We've ordered metal for two different…read morebuildings built several years apart and still great prices and services

Look, I'll be frank: short of literally lighting me on fire during my recent visit, I wouldn't have…read morea negative word to say about this place (see explanation in the TL, below) Not that they did light me on fire - their staff was actually completely pleasant and helpful. The TL:DR is: I recommend. Let me explain: the house I live in was built before Etown became the thriving metropolis (looks at the ground, sprains both eyes, and snorts) visitors see today, not quite Little House on the Bluegrass - era, but well before Lowes or Home Depot were local options, or ordering anything custom via the interwebs (gasp!!) was a thing. When the second owner went to finish the basement, they (apparently) couldn't find trim to match the timeless, but distinctive pattern already in the house, so they picked a fairly boring option that could do double duty as baseboard and door trim. They also picked a heinous 90's color to paint it all. Eeeeuuuuuuchk! So when I was looking to change the color scheme, I considered just replacing the crappy, ugo trim entirely, rather than spend the next six months trying to prime and paint basement baseboards and door trim without painting basement floors, walls, and caulk. I went hunting for places that sold trim & moldings back in the 80's in the area, discovering none of the usual suspects could help me. I wound up (after a fair number of fruitless visits to small suppliers from Etown to Hodgenville, Springfield, and Leitchfield) at Tapp & Sons (hey, I started with lumberyards). It was all about the caulk, don'cha know?.. Kidding. Tapp & Sons may not have the most welcoming appearance on 31W for customers who aren't contractors / builders who deal with them regularly, let alone foot traffic; they are, in fact, open to the public. Prices were fair for product, service was good. It was all old school. Product perfectly matches that extant from about thirty years ago, from baseboards, corners, dental molding & cornices to multi-piece trim around doors and around windows to assemble and install at home. My home improvement heroes!

We were looking for flooring, so we stopped by. A young lady named Abby greeted us at the door and…read moreoffered to show us the flooring. She did a great job helping us make a selection and gave us an estimate. She was friendly and helpful; very easy to work with. We will definitely go back.

They have in stock floor models and if they're out they'll ask you if you want them to get one…read moreready for you. Then they charge a fee for preparing something they already stock. In addition they will not tell you about the fee until you get the bill. Dishonest practices.