Now called Gaston Mulch and Soil. Not so much 'lumber'. Same address and phone number but don't…read moreexpect any full 2x4s or sheets of plywood.

Very helpful customer service team. Helped loading wood and directions on the lot. They have way…read moremore wood than I expected. The wood was quality,also at a fair price.

I got a project and I need sandpaper, wood filler and primer!! Where else would I go?!…read morePeople are milling about: a you g couple is trying out the screw guns, another couple is looking at paint examples, a single man is looking for the right nails, and a lady with colorful hat is getting a key made. I find my items, because of the easy-to-read lists at the head of each aisle! There are only 150,000 items in this store, thank God it's organized! I was in and out in about ten minutes...not bad at all!!

Kids Workshop Saturdays at Lowe's. This was a FREE event. I liked the idea of getting the kiddo…read moreout the house to a little Mommy and Me time. Inside of Lowe's is clean. I approached the first associate I saw and mentioned the workshop. They were not aware of the event. After a couple of radio calls we were directed to the garden center. We were handed a bag and told to sit down and jump right in. It is not instructor led. The project was building a lawnmower. The contraption was to be made with precut wood, coordinating nails and a hammer. The image leading project was not easy to understand because there was no way to guarantee the pieces aligned. I asked one of the associates for help and was told they did not know how to do the project and it was one of their harder projects. The average age of the attendees was maybe 6. After only one parent finishing the project within the hour I was there. I left like others with an unimpressive unattractive unfinished lawnmower. A thought came to me to just finish it at home. I asked for wood glue, and a Red Vest bc my daughter to place her badge on it, and if I could purchase the hammer. This an added to an additional 40 mins to an hour of just frustration. I would not recommend anyone to go to this workshop unless you want to participate yourself.