Everything went very well from start to completion of job. Zack found us the perfect granite slabs…read more Chris and his installation crew did an amazing job. He had some challenges with unlevel cabinets but he did a great job. The office staff were very helpful and friendly. I would recommend them. Gene and Lorrie S.

Nice selection of countertops and materials. They also have lots of scraps to pick from for a good…read moresavings for remodeling my bathroom. Only two sinks available: a round, deep shape and a rectangle shape. I picked my counter and the round sink. Hanna (assist. Mgr.) suggested the rectangle but I needed round--she took notes. Later, Hanna (Assist. Mgr.) tried to talk my daughter and I into the rectangle. I was firm with my round choice. My contractor picked up the materials and installed them in the bathroom. Guess what I got!!! Yep, as new and pretty as my new bathroom is, I ended up with that damned rectangle sink which I am stuck with forever. I was really careful about this, but she got me!

Planned a 16 x 16 deck with their help. Went with timber tech and hidden fasteners. Waited for the…read moreMemorial weekend sale on decking...just happened to go in Friday before and was told it was the last day...wasn't on the weekend ???. Having been told all product was on sale, found mine not listed on the flyer. Go figure.Manager extended sale to my product. recieved my decking a week later. Noticed a few with damage from strapping. Once I opened the load, 10 of 38 boards had serious scratches, some had imbedded rocks, 3 of 4 fascia not usable..at $100 plus each, handling in the supply chain and shipping leaves a lot to be desired. Sales guy got Timbertech to cover and replace. After nearing completion, needed 4 more boards to finish, specifically asked for new product. 3 of 4 came scratched...again, also realized I had been sold a supersize box of hidden fasteners for 500 sq ft...my deck is 250....so half left. $480 a box..vs. $299 for 1/2 box....so out another $180...yeah, sorry about that man....not going to talk about the inconsistencies in color, thickness, quality of the framing wood.... People seem friendly enough, just not quite customer centric.

The staff was very helpful in figuring out what to buy for my deck reinforcement project based on…read moreengineering plans I had received. I bought a very large beam 6x12x12 but a few days later decided to buy an even larger 16 foot version. They had no problem with my returning the original. It was also helpful to have them forklift the beam to the top of my SUV as it was very heavy.

We purchased $500 worth of tile from Aqui Esta. Some of the tile in the lot was broken. Went back…read moreto the store for exchange or credit and found out they don't stand behind their tile. Not good customer service. Would not recommend. We found another store in town that helped us out and we bought the rest of our tile through them.

Wonderful, local small business. Large selection of a variety of tile choices. The staff is very…read moreadept at helping you find the perfect tile for your project no matter how large or small. Mickey has helped us several times and she's great..friendly, knowledgeable and creative.

Great guy and quality work. He fixed a lot of drywall and other maintenance items on a 25 yo…read morehome, made everything better than when it was built!

Great people to work with! They did an amazing job helping us remodel an office building.read more

Five star service from start to finish of our flooring project. Sara helped us of the way we are…read morevery very satisfied with our flooring it's amazing. Keaton was our installer top notch contractor and customer service very very professional and great service. Thank you Lynden interiors a few.

great service and quality materials,unbeatable pricing and I would use them again and againread more

The rug they sold us still stinks after two months and though they were fast and professional, they…read moreleft a mess and wanted to charge us for the cleanup. We hired them because their bid came in under other installers, their product seemed similar to other companies and they were recommended. Lastly, there are damaged areas in the carpet they installed.

This is I think our 7th project with, Eric, and we couldn't he happier!…read more When we bought our house 10 years ago, the deck slab in the back was severely slanted. The upper deck was just adjusted in length of support to work off a horribly slanted lower slab. We noticed it was getting worse and starting to pull the deck away from the house, and asked Eric if he would be able to help us out. Not only do we have an incredible new back deck slab, but our upper deck is leveled again. They did an amazing job working around our garden beds, which were very close to the retaining wall, they put in support the front of the concrete slab. Having a nice transition from house to yard really changes how we feel about the entire house our entire yard, and has given us a great place to relax. I did not realize how much the unlevel deck had been bothering me, until I got to sit on a nice level one. Eric is a great communicator, and really genuinely cares about the quality of his work. We have used him for everything from a new concrete deck, to modifying custom bookshelves to fit into our new house. Highly recommend!

We went with Eric for a whole-home remodel. It was an unpleasant experience from the beginning and…read moreit turned into a nightmare by the time we were able to end things. If you don't want to read the full review, consider this advice: 1. His real name is Eric Fiore 2. Run a multi-state background check 3. L&I does not have all of his lawsuits listed, do a Washington court search in all the court systems under Polson General Contractors, Eric Fiore and Whatcom Remodelers (https://odysseyportal.courts.wa.gov/odyportal lists the case events and hearings for Superior Court cases; https://dw.courts.wa.gov includes District Court cases but with less info on the proceedings). 4. Look at the history of complaints against his bond on the WA L&I site https://secure.lni.wa.gov/verify 5. Get a second opinion on the bid Eric provides to help assess if it is realistic 6. If you decide to go with him, make sure you have an attorney review the contract to protect yourself.  There is not enough room in the review to explain all of the ways we were misled. Eric had us move out of our house for over 9 months and only made meaningful progress after we threatened to sue him. He replaced the roof, but left a portion uncompleted and leaking water into the house for over a month before we finally ended things. He demanded additional payment before he would even finish the roof. In the end, he refused to return the remainder of our down payment, which we believe is over 20 thousand dollars, and he left us with a completely non-functioning house (his crews completely demolished the interior of the house, except for one toilet).   Here is the summary- We gave Eric $40K for a deposit in June 2021, for a $100k whole-home remodel. In March 2023 he told us we were permitted and we should move out of house because he was prepared to begin work within the next few weeks. We were not actually permitted. It took months for him to properly respond to county permitting, even though we told him there were still tests he did not complete. The permit was approved in early July but he did not pay the permit fees until September of 2023. During that time we had been out of our home for 6 months with the only progress being near complete demolition of the interior of our house. After repeated inquiries from us, he had trusses delivered in late August, which then sat outside for a month growing mold, with no building started. At that point in late September we tried to end our agreement with him. He showed up at our house unannounced the following morning, saying he would start work. We were done and asked for the remainder of our down payment back, which we believe was over $35K...and he said he did not have our money, that he "invested" it and left saying we would "work it out in court."  After talking to an attorney who ran a background check, we were sick with what we found. He had so many unpaid tax liens and lawsuit judgments from vendors and homeowners, it was suggested we would never get our money back. He was described as "judgement proof" by the attorney. There are a host of felony charges, including being extradited from WA to Arkansas for check fraud.The attorney  advised us to work it out with Eric, and he agreed to a new contract with a new payment schedule. We felt we had no choice other than to try to get as much work done as possible. The revised agreement would require him to complete the roof and foundation repair before receiving another payment. He did most of the roof, but because of poor planning he did not complete the masonry work necessary to do the porch extension, which left improperly flashed seems and water pooling in the house. We did not hear from him again for a month, all the while the roof was leaking during heavy November/December rains.  After we contacted him to express our frustration over his lack of progress, he again showed up to our house unannounced, apparently having forgotten about our revised agreement. He demanded additional payment before completing any more work and could not tell us when our roof would be completed and the leaks addressed. He asked us to give him $10-20K more to order supplies, and pushed back when we told him we wanted the work done in accordance to our amended agreement. He sent us a long email afterward, including a list of costs that was way beyond our budget and the original $100k we agreed to, and he demanded we give him $20k more, even though he still had over $20K from our down payment. We offered a solution where he would have supplies delivered to our house and we would pay him upon receipt, then he could use the remaining money he already had from us for labor. He refused and we mutually agreed to end working together. In an attempt to settle, he gave us an obviously inflated cost of his expenses and offered to return less than $6k. For instance he said trusses were $2400, but when we called the truss company they told us the cost was $1200. We have other inflated cost

After a horrible experience with a Bellingham hardware store, your staff went above and beyond to…read moretry and locate the items I needed. I handed them a fitting (I did not know size of) that I needed a tap and die set for and they took the time to figure out exactly what I needed. Even though they ended up not having everything on my list. Thanks again!

I walked in on a Saturday looking for a compression angle stop. I have no clue what it is except…read morethat it is a plumbing part. My clueless expression must have shown on my face because the gal at the front desk ask if I needed help. (I later learned her name is Lily) she lead me to the plumbing section and spent some time looking through the rows and rows of straight stops and angle stops hoping to find the right fit. After 5-10 mins she got another staff's (Gabriel) attention asking to help. So together after several minutes and few trips back and forth along the plumbing aisle, they patiently figured out the difference in size fitting between a copper & iron pipe. In the end, Gabriel found the angle stop that fitted the water filter to my bidet. Shout out to Lily and Gabriel for their dedication to assist customers in need. The management should be proud of these two team members.