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    Builders Surplus Kitchen & Bath Cabinets

    Builders Surplus Kitchen & Bath Cabinets

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    Buckle up for a gushingly good review:…read more If, like me, you are remodeling your guest bathroom and have spent hours and hours and days and days searching for a vanity and sink without breaking the bank, YOU HAVE TO COME TO BUILDERS SURPLUS! I just walked out of the showroom and I am on Cloud Nine. SO relieved the search is over. I spent over an hour, looking up and down aisles and doubling back to look again and asking a bazillion questions. Multiple times an employee gently asked if I needed help and gladly stayed to answer my questions or moved on if not. Omar was trapped behind a workstation so couldn't escape me, but he answered every question with a smile, and Josh was beyond helpful with walking back n forth to ascertain the drawer pull sizes I wanted and giving me the estimate. To sum it up, Builders Surplus has an amazing number of choices on display (both bath and kitchen), reasonable pricing, and a very a personable and professional sales staff. If you are even remotely near here (I drove an hour and a half), shop here!

    Jessie was our salesman and super amazing at helping us pick out out bathroom vanity and…read morecountertop. We love the showroom. So many different styles and products and many of them are in stock and you can pick up yourself while you are there in the showroom!!!! Our 48" bathroom vanity with a quartz countertop and sink and faucet hole was all included in the price of $1100 out the door. Stop here first because it might be the only place you have to go to find your perfect kitchen or bathroom products. Thank you again to Jessie and all of the loading employees. All work hard to give you 5 star service!!

    Ganahl Lumber

    Ganahl Lumber

    3.1
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    Granahl Lumber -- What a Great Saturday Surprise!…read more We went over to Granahl Lumber on Saturday with what we thought was a simple mission: lumber, a screw, a washer and maybe a little advice. We walked in and were greeted by two friendly, hip ladies who welcomed us--and our Golden Retriever--with open arms and big smiles. We showed them the defective mirror we had brought along and explained our predicament. "Hardware! Doug will help you!" And Doug certainly did. He studied that mirror from every angle. After a little detective work, Doug and John concluded that the screw that held the mirror to the stand was defective. The threads on the screw were damaged and would not screw into the post. From the beginning it never sat properly. We discussed screws, washers, even bonding it--but Doug didn't try to sell us something just to make a sale. The mirror was defective, and attempting a repair could mean throwing more money at a product that simply wasn't worth it. Big shout-out and thank you to Doug. Knowledgeable, patient and genuinely helpful. Then we continued into the lumber department, where we met Mark at the desk in his ball cap. Within minutes, John and Mark were talking lumber like old friends. I stood there watching them and thought it looked like an American Express commercial waiting to happen. We purchased a sheet of 3/4-inch plywood to reinforce some furniture cushions. Perfect. Mission accomplished. John went inside to pay while I waited in the car with our Golden Retriever riding shotgun, keeping a careful eye on the guard station (security guard was very friendly )and the exit. And then--there was John. Paid in full. Plywood purchased. Paperwork in hand. ZHAZAMMMM! Granahl is not the lumber store I remember from years ago. The store is beautiful, clean, organized and filled with seemingly everything you could need--from building a house or tackling a home-improvement project to creating a weekend DIY project or craft. But the best part wasn't the plywood. It was the people. Friendly people at the door. Doug in Hardware. Mark in Lumber. People who actually knew their business, took the time to help and made an ordinary Saturday errand genuinely fun. We'll be back. And next time, hopefully, we'll leave the defective mirror at home.

    Terrible management and product quality…read more I paid top dollar for a new front door from Ganahl, only to receive one with obvious defects: flaws in the wood -- including what appears to be a deep saw-cut burn and an oil stain -- putty oozing from the surface, and other workmanship issues that should never have passed quality control. When I reported the defects, Ganahl was dismissive and argumentative. I was essentially told that "wood is wood" and that the condition of the door was normal. That position quickly fell apart when the matter was escalated to the manufacturer, T.M. Cobb, which acknowledged -- from only a few photographs -- that the door did, in fact, have defects requiring attention. Despite that admission, we were told that it would take at least a week for someone merely to inspect the door, with no indication of how much longer an actual repair or replacement might take. Ganahl knew that professional installers were scheduled for the day the door arrived and that the installation was necessary to keep exterior stucco preparation, inspections, and the rest of the construction schedule moving. I proposed a remote video (Facetime) meeting so the parties could review the defects promptly and discuss possible solutions before the project was further delayed. Ganahl and/or T.M. Cobb unilaterally decided that such a meeting would be fruitless and instead dictated that I would have to wait for an in-person visit. T.M. Cobb also refused to discuss the matter with me directly, while Ganahl refused to put me in contact with the person T.M. Cobb planned to send to inspect the door. Their proposed course of action was therefore no solution at all -- send the installers home, stop related work, delay inspections, absorb the resulting costs, and wait at least a week without even being permitted to speak directly with the manufacturer or its inspector about possible options. We were therefore left with two unacceptable choices -- refuse to install the door and bring the project to a halt, or install it to keep construction moving and potentially have to rip it out later. To make matters worse, we were told that installing the door could be treated as acceptance "as-is," supposedly relieving Ganahl and T.M. Cobb of responsibility for correcting the defects. In sum, Ganahl delivered a defective premium-priced product, offered no timely or practical remedy, blocked efforts to discuss solutions promptly, and attempted to shift the consequences of its quality-control failure entirely onto the customer. The defective door was unacceptable. Ganahl's dismissive attitude, lack of urgency, refusal to take ownership, and unwillingness to facilitate direct communication made the experience significantly worse. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution anyone considering ordering a door through Ganahl or purchasing a T.M. Cobb product.

    Eagle Roofing - buildingsupplies - Updated August 2026

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