Best looking team in town. They have the most handsome men of any store around. Great delivery…read moreservice, fair prices and good quality material. The guys are really good looking. Good hair and beards.

We bought a shower door kit from this place, it don't fit , They were supposed to order new glass…read morepanels for it to make it work, never happened, they said they would make it right , or give our money back, still never happened , they didn't return our calls, they just give us the run around, so they get zero s from us. Only get one star for being Crappy on service!!!

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!

Amazing agents. Joni and Joni are wonderful. They go the extra mile to make sure the buying and…read moreselling transactions are completed accurately and expediently. Great agency for all your real estate needs.

I can't say enough good things about them! I was introduced to Cassie Holley through a friend and…read moremy husband and I loved working with her. We just purchased our first home and she made it happen. We were nervous and very uneducated in the process. She answered every question we had and made sure this process was as stress free as she could. She had great advice and she went to bat for us on several occasions to make everything as smooth as possible! She's experienced, knowledgeable, and definitely made us feel like she cared about us and our end goal. We have found a realtor for life!

Love this Lowe's location. Quick in and out for my lawn and garden needs on the side or go through…read moremain entrance for the other hardware needs. Great staff and plenty of parking. Watch for people walking in and out as you drive through as Walmart traffic also uses this drive.

i actually give this a 0 star!!!…read more I had a really uncomfortable experience at Lowe's today using self-checkout. I asked an employee for help with the checkout process, and instead of simply assisting me, she started closely inspecting the card, front and back, while staring at it suspiciously. Naturally, I looked back at her because the situation felt strange and uncomfortable. She then said she needed to "go get the person ahead of me," and when she came back, she told me my mom had to be present for me to use the card. I explained that I'm 21 years old, but she continued treating me like I was doing something wrong and ultimately took the cart away from me.