These guys are wood saints. The species selection they have is saintly. You will probably become a…read moresaint upon patronising this business. In slightly more accurate terms: the owners/operators are very knowledgeable and friendly folk. Excellent selection, often rare/local species you'd have difficulty finding elsewhere. There are usually nice live edge slabs around, as well as flooring and other specialties. It's less a showroom than a warehouse, with rather cumbersome horizontal 'pallets' of wood. Not very easy or necessarily recommended to pick through. Despite this, I have found many great cuts of lumber here, and the prices are excellent. Calling ahead is a good idea as it's just a few people running the show.

These guys are the best if you want Australian hardwood like spotted gum! They are responsive and…read moregave a fair price for the flooring. I've used them three times! Would use them again!

We came here for a "Maker's Market" a few nights ago. Great atmosphere, maybe 20 vendors…read moredisplaying all manners of wood creations. And that which wasn't a "maker" - obviously the items Sustainable NW Wood promotes - were quite impressive. As I'm not a woodworker but more of a consumer, I might not return unless there's another similar market event but that's no reason to downvote the host. All in all, a pleasant experience.

They're unique in their role of helping builders and homeowners use timber in a way that promotes…read moreresponsible forest management. They also stock wood from burn areas. They're friendly and helpful. And by purchasing here, you help build the market for sustainably harvested lumber everywhere.

All About Stone has an impressive selection, but the customer service leaves a lot to be desired…read more I've visited twice, and both times the staff was disorganized, rude, and unable to answer basic questions clearly. A good selection only goes so far when the buying experience is consistently frustrating. I would shop elsewhere if customer service and product knowledge are important to you.

Tanner @ All About Stone ROCKS but seriously... We have been using All About Stone for about 6…read moreyears for various projects on our home and rental house. Every time we are more than satisfied with the service (they couldn't be more helpful) and the product (always very straight forward and quality) but our last order really showed why we keep coming back. We ordered 1.5 yards of river rock to top off some landscape at our rental and unfortunately there was an error based on the size of rock. We called and were lucky enough to get Tanner on the phone. After some phone calls and photo exchange, Tanner offered to load up his truck with an additional yard of stone and deliver is 30 minutes later. He arrived solo and helped unload our rock by hand with a shovel Talk about exceptional service. He was kind, helpful and obviously an exceptionally hard worker. It was just enough to finish our landscape project in time for our tenant to arrive home. We are blown away!!! Thank you Tanner!!! You deserve a raise! And thank you All About Stone, another project off the list thanks to your help.

Crosscut Hardwoods is part of the Emerson Hardwood Group. They have the largest selection of…read morehardwoods in Portland (or so they say). They have given themselves the nickname "the woodworkers's candy store." They have both domestic woods as well as exotic woods. They also have plywood, marine grade wood, veneers, and more. If you are looking for wood floors, cabinets, counters, or decks, this could be the place for you. I visited their showroom and got a wonderful introduction to their store and products. The company has been around since 1907 which is very impressive. They work with importers and they also have their own mill. The staff was wonderful in explaining the benefits or drawbacks of different kinds of trees for hardwood, as well as the pros and cons of engineered wood. I don't know that I am in the hardwood floor tax bracket quite yet, but I love seeing all of the options. I find showrooms like this to be quite inspirational regardless. It would be a dream to one day have a live edge wood slab and they have some wonderful large pieces for that.

Nothing bad but a shout-out to whoever answered my call. I was seeking an exotic wood which they…read moretold me that they didn't stock but referred me to a competitor. That's enough for me to keep them in mind the next time I'm seeking wood for a project.

Absolutely love these guys! We couldn't get anyone to respond to our quote request when we needed a…read moresmall job done in our kitchen. They responded the same day I sent them an email, came 4 days later and refused to charge us. Of course we forced them to take some cash for their trouble. Truly one of a kind.

I have to say this is the BEST experience I've had working with a vendor. Every step of the process…read morewas smooth. I can't rave enough about their attention to detail, communication, customer service, scheduling, timing, flexibility and speedy installation... I would HIGHLY recommend this company! My countertops look incredible and somehow they even cut the quartz so that there isn't even a seam!

My carpenter friend took me to Woodcrafters recently to get supplies for a trim job in my hallway…read more From the moment I walked in the door, I knew I was in the right place. Staff was helpful in finding a match to the preexisting wood in my house. We bought some red oak and some stain. Everything was orderly, clearly labeled and easy to find. I'll be back!

So many species of wood! It's amazing. Plus a large assortment of woodworking tools and supplies. I…read morecould spend my kid's inheritance here. Parking lot is an adventure.

They have a great selection of stuff especially refinished ply's…read more Timely and knowledgeable service too.

I worked with Alonso to put together a building plan for a railing system for the rear deck of my…read morefloating home. He was professional, knowledgeable and communicative. The company as a whole was very easy to work with

Last spring, the wife and I were convinced that THIS would finally be the year that we planted a…read morevegetable garden. We were set on building a raised planting bed, but were also set on avoiding pressure treated boards with traces of arsenic. So... cedar or redwood it was. Unimpressed by the selection at the big box stores (Lowe's didn't even have cedar), I called a few lumber yards and fencing suppliers before deciding that Custom Cedar Products appeared to have the best combination of quality lumber and competitive prices. Even over the phone, the customer service was great. They helped me find an economical grade of lumber that was right for the job, a good quality board with cosmetic defects on one side. When we arrived at the yard, we were promptly greeted and they quickly loaded our (borrowed) truck. We didn't need any cutting done, but they definitely had equipment on site to customize an order. We will return to Custom Cedar Products for future projects and I recommend them without hesitation.

We have used these guys many times over the years. They have great products and have been very…read morefriendly and helpful. However, I guess customer service ends when you want to exchange defective product. I bought a 2X6X10 piece of clear cedar that cost $50. I took it home, cut off about a foot of it to use for my banister and then started sanding it. I noticed then that there were pretty severe cracks on both sides. I tried sanding both sides to see if I could sand it down far enough to hide the cracks but they were just too deep. I took the board back today, expecting a fair exchange. I was told that since I had cut the end off of the board, they could not exchange it. I explained that that was the order a person would use to make a banister. Cut it to length and then sand. As I said, I tried to use the board by sanding it down but these cracks are very deep on both sides. I was told back I could come back on Monday and talk to someone else but they were not going to exchange it or call someone about exchanging it. Not sure how this will turn out on Monday but at this point, I am out $50 and have no banister for a project that is supposed to be done in 6 days. Very, very, unhappy. Update: We returned the board during the week when the owner was there. He said they would normally credit back the length of board that was left which makes sense in a case where the homeowner cut the board and then wanted to return it for another. He did however in this case allow us to swap out the defective board for another. In the end, we were satisfied with the outcome.