Very helpful! Didn't do the work I needed but gave me great contacts! We bought a retractable…read morescreen a couple years ago. Highly recommend Building Source!

From the owner: Design with Cabinetry // Product Assistance // Building Material Supply // Contractor Referral…read more // In Home Project Consulting // Interior or Exterior Doors/ Lighting, Shower Doors, Sinks, Faucets, hardware and so much more.

Hansons is the best building supply store there is! There is always a friendly sales person…read moreavailable, including a specialist in the paint department. Prices are reasonable. They have everything you'll need, or will get it, for building anything from a house to a tent platform. They deliver and are on Whidbey Island.

So easy to buy and get my lumber delivered, quick phone call away and great prices too, same as in…read moretown.

I like the variety of products here. They have most everything I need mid project when I need it…read moreand a to. Of cool stuff I don't need but really like. The folks here are really nice. Mel is who I always wait to be helped by because she is so sweet and awesome. Love that even though it a large chain store it has a good home town vibe. Good place to shop.

A day ago, I would have given Ace Hardware 4-5 stars. A few of the staff have always been helpful…read moreand shared expert knowledge. But today, I was stopped on my way in and told I had to leave my backpack--which acts as my purse--behind the counter. ME: "Oh? When did the store start this policy?" STAFF: "We've always done it." ME: "I've NEVER been asked to surrender my backpack and I come in here a lot!" STAFF: Pulls me aside in a confidential whisper..."It's not you, if you know what I mean, but we have to do it to everyone." Now, I am an AARP-card carrying senior in her 60s and I was stopped on this one occasion out of maybe 25+ visits to this store over the past 3 months. This is a case of implicit bias in action, folks. I don't carry a purse. I carry a small knapsack to keep my wallet in. I support Ace's right to proactively prevent shoplifting. But they must be consistent enacting those policies. Don't send off a suspicious vibe when you're projecting a "friendly" atmosphere! There's a smaller neighborhood HW store down the road. I think I will take my business there from now on.

I come here buy chicken and goat food. Sometimes wood post. I've have always had a good experience…read morecashiers always friendly. I only had a rude cashier since I moved here from San Diego. But yes some items are very pricy sometimes i do Amazon or Home Depot or tracker supply. If I don't feel like doing the driving to oak harbor I come here Bc It's close to my house. This is my to go store

You just lost a customer. Been shopping here for years…read more Cashiers are always nice, friendly, and helpful. Management and supervisors are another story. Just tried to return two items I purchased on sale here less than 24 hours ago, both with the original tags. An extremely unfriendly cashier supervisor who couldn't even take the time to say hello to me, informed me that clearance sale times were not returnable. Although this had never happened to me before, I was not aware of this policy, and there were no signs posted by these items regarding no returns, she wouldn't budge. From now on, I will only shop here when I cannot find what I need anywhere else.