Good value B grade building supplies. Bought a front door for my house. Saved several hundreds of…read moredollars. Is it perfect? no but the cost savings and usability are. No refunds.

What a great experience!!! One word: Fantastic!!! Pete Hernandez is, knowledgeable, friendly,…read moreand professional. My shed turned out great, I will definitely tell my friends. Love it!!! Thanks Pete.

Great prices, helps the community, donates to animals, furniture, lighting, housewares, office…read morefurniture and supplies, musical instruments, dishes, appliances, baskets, jewelry, even paint and flooring, and so much more! What a nice way to "set up house" while reusing, recycling, and repurposing! We found an office chair for $5! Of course, some items are junky, but sift through and see if you can find a treasure!

This Restore has four rooms filled with furniture, rugs, lighting fixtures, housewares, dishes,…read morejewelry, frames, artwork, tools, appliances, and electronics, among so much more. What you'll find all depends on what was donated. So, it's fun to check back often. We have purchased rugs, spray paint, paint supplies, artwork, glassware, crystal, pans, baskets, a figurine, and chairs. You can donate items also, which is very helpful when you're moving or helping someone clean out a house.

helpful counter guys made ordering lumber for a workshop a simple process. lumber was delivered the…read morenext day and the workshop is almost finished.

From the owner: N. B. Goodwyn & Sons comes from a long line of family business starting with Nathaniel Boswell…read moreGoodwyn; who ran a general store in 1920 out of Richmond before moving to Chesterfield. His sons, Jim and Charlie Goodwyn, later joined the business and in 1938 started the lumber yard at Chesterfield Courthouse. In 1951, Nathaniel's daughter, Annie May Goodwyn, came to work as a secretary and bookkeeper after losing her husband, Russow Rudolph Beck. As the years passed, she bought the company from her brothers and in 1959, Annie became sole owner of N. B. Goodwyn & Sons. Under Annie's leadership, the business thrived and her three sons; Russow Jr., James, and Maurice Beck came to work for her. Her sons have since retired and N. B. Goodwyn & Sons is now operated by two of her grandchildren.

Great company! Their staff is so knowledgeable and courteous. They take time to explain things. I…read morespecial ordered a door and their measurements were perfect; my contractor had no issues fitting it. They cut boards for me, cut keys for me, and are so very friendly. Highly recommend.

Outstanding store with just about everything you could think of needing for your next construction…read moreproject. Super friendly employees. We have definitely found our new go to hardware and lumber supply.

I would not recommend this company to provide any materials. We ordered a custom size door and we…read moreverified the dimensions with the staff several times via voice and text. The door they delivered was NOT the door we ordered and DEFINATLEY not a custom size. They will not answer calls. I wish I had checked out these reviews before we did business with these scam artists.

I have purchased my second mahogany door from Custom Builder Supply. The doors are warranted…read moreagainst splitting and cracking. They replaced the first door because of splitting but will not replace the second one because they no longer carry this manufactured door. I have 5 splits in this door and has become a heat loss and looks terrible and is getting worse over time. I was never given any instructions with either door about sealing or finishing it. My person says she finished the door properly and Custom Builders claims she didn't. They just don't want to replace the door because it is no longer carried by them. I can see why it is a faulty product. This door cost close to $5,000. Then finishing sealing and putting the lock mechanism in is an additional @1,500. It is not a cheap door. I am sorry I will have to take legal action but this business has left me no choice in this matter.