They are great don't know what you want... don't have to wonder all over the store to find a…read more"section" expert.. go strait info station. Prices are comparable to Lowe's and Home Depot.

Home products companies are a dime a dozen, but what sets a company apart is how they treat the…read morecustomer. McCoy's may be the "little guys on the block", but there is nothing little about how they've always made me feel important and valued when I've needed help with something in my home. I've been working with McCoy's in several different cities across Texas and with numerous managers over the years and I wish I could find them in other states. Folks...in most stores a board is just a board as with other home stores you're just a number, but at McCoy's you'll always be a customer. Celebrate that fact! I'll see you at McCoy's.

Best place to buy lumber, Vincent was extremely helpful and professional. These guys are fast and…read morefull of knowledge, if you are looking for lumber, this is the place , Every other lumber store I called, did not stocked what I was looking for, These guys stock everything, I highly recommend 84 Lumber!!!

From the owner: The company operates 320 facilities which includes stores, component manufacturing plants, custom…read moredoor shops and engineered wood product centers in 34 states. 84 Lumber also offers turnkey installation services for a variety of products, including framing, insulation, siding, windows, roofing, decking and drywall.

A SATX local and family owned hardware shop. This is a place where you'll get help and get ideas. I…read moreliked being able to look around and not feel overwhelmed. I appreciated the variety. You can tell the shop has had better days but hopefully with more support they can get back to the good days they saw in the past. It's definitely worth a trip when looking for charming home elements, friendly service, and shopping local.

I TRIED SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESSES…read more I just called and tried to speak to somebody about purchasing a KREG pocket hole jig and the guy at lumber asked me, "is that for installing pocket doors?" I said, "no it's for making 'pocket holes'". After trying to help him understand what a pocket hole was he the proceeded to yell at me saying "we don't sell the damn jig" Really rude and really unprofessional. I'd recommend going and sticking with the big boxes like Lowe's and Home Depot they seem to understand customer service.

Absolutely the most beautiful natural stone pieces I've ever seen in my entire life. I could…read moretotally see any of theses cuts in my dream home, these are truly one of "mother nature's greatest masterpieces"!

The best selection in natural stone, porcelain and quartz. They showed me all the color pallets I…read morewas looking for my project and guided me very well. It was very helpful to have my questions answered and helped me to think about the best matches.

Woodcraft Supply is a toy store for men. Great selection of tools, finishes, specialty wood, and…read moreother products. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Overall cleanliness: excellent Staff: very helpful Pricing: Quality products cost more than average

I've ordered from Alaska Chisels. Marking, abrasives ,…read moredovetail saws. Japanese watering stones , biscuit joiners, vises for my Bench. Virtually everything in my shop except my machinery. From plastics and tightening knobs did my jigs to hardware. I've never received an inaccurate order. And it's all top quality stuff.

AVOID Cabinet Depot at all costs!!!…read more If you're considering Cabinet Depot in San Antonio for your kitchen cabinets or countertops, STOP and save yourself from this bs place. Our experience was a colossal disappointment marked by shoddy product quality and god-awful customer service. We expected professional products, but what we received from Cabinet Depot was far from it. This company tried to get away with delivering me some lazy, quickly thrown-together wood they call cabinets. The cabinets were assembled with shocking carelessness. Seriously, like they didn't give a single f. Our "finished" cabinets arrived with visible, unprofessional lines drawn in permanent marker; not a single cabinet drawer lined up correctly, NOT A SINGLE ONE. We received a glass door that was never ordered, and the countertops completely ignored our specific tapering requests. The drawers were literally falling apart because there was nothing holding them together! Because they don't use wood glue, they said. Beyond the abysmal product quality, Cabinet Depot's customer service was equally infuriating. Our repeated attempts to reach them for resolution were met with a complete lack of urgency and responsiveness. It was only after we sent a stern email, explicitly threatening to file a formal complaint and dispute the charge with American Express, that we finally received any attention. (I feel sorry for those who pay cash to these people.) Even then, the resolution was incomplete. While they did address approximately 70% of the issues, the remaining problems were left for us to deal with and fix ourselves. To add insult to injury, when our contractor attempted to return unused molding--which we were verbally told would be refunded--he was met with a refusal, claiming it was "banged up," despite us never having used it. Save Yourself the Headache: GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. Our experience with Cabinet Depot in San Antonio was a costly lesson in poor quality and abysmal customer care. We paid a significant amount for what we believed would be high-quality cabinets and countertops, only to receive a product riddled with defects and a company that only responds under duress. Do yourself a favor and avoid the frustration, wasted time, and additional expenses. There are far more reputable kitchen cabinet and countertop providers in San Antonio who prioritize quality and customer satisfaction. DO NOT make the same mistake we did.

More choices it's like a box store but worse Saw so many…read morepieces damaged when others were picking up there delivery Ran away !!!!

We had a garage catastrophe, and needed help quickly. I called out and I could not believe we were…read moreable to get an appointment the same day! Moses came out and did a thorough job explaining what needed to be done to me. I don't know a lot about garage door repair so I really appreciated the extra mile of him explaining exactly what had gone wrong and what needed to be replace. We had gotten another estimate and the pricing was an extremely good value as well. Within an hour of work he was finished and we have a working garage again! It's extremely hard to find quality repairs, and with EZ you not only get that but they were fast and the price was right as well. I will definitely be keeping their number in my phone, and will be using their services again anytime we have need.

Matt did a great job in about an hour replacing the garage door opener. After viewing him work he…read morenever viewed any instructions. He knowns his business about installation. Great job for the value and guarantee.

Stopped in to get some wood for a DIY project. The salesperson looked at my inspiration pictures…read moreand offered some excellent cost saving tips and sound advice for staining the finished project. Highly recommend Alamo Hardwoods over a box store for your specialty wood needs - cost is about the same but the customer service is above and beyond!

Those of you have regularly read my insightful, brilliantly written and outrageously useful reviews…read moreknow that I don't often give one star reviews. But, in this case, I feel it's completely necessary and justified. Now, in all fairness, the service I received was very good. But, the pricing is so unbelievably high - it's highway robbery. TL;DR - Do NOT buy hardwood here. Their prices are HYPER inflated! (Price sheet photos attached). So, here is the story: I just started woodworking and, like most novices, I find buying the materials to be a little intimidating. I mean, we don't know what wood to use for what project. We don't know how much to buy. We don't know how much it should cost, or where to get it. Hell, we don't even understand the terminology (what the heck is a board foot?!). The answer is to find a reputable hardwood supplier and go there. I'm currently traveling on business and have time on my hands, so I decided to look in San Antonio and see what I could find. After a quick internet search, I settled on Alamo Hardwood and made the drive downtown to check it out. When I walked in, a young man approached me and asked if he could help me. After finding I was a novice, he took me around the store and showed me the various types of wood, how they're surfaced, etc. He was friendly, answered my questions and allowed me to take pictures of the price sheets. I was pretty discouraged at how much my projects were going to cost because wood is so freakin' expensive. I asked if they had any plywood or veneers and he sent me to a competitor about a block away. Later that night, I was watching YouTube videos and some random woodworker's video started to play. The title of his video was "I almost got scammed buying hardwood!", and that caught my attention. He proceeded to explain exactly what my experience had been that day, even to the point of having the Alamo Hardwood employee referring him to the same competitor a block away. So, he said to go to Dakota Hardwood in San Antonio and check out their prices. So, I did that. Every single quote from Dakota was a fraction of what was at Alamo. And the guy there gave me a full tour, etc. As an example - Alamo's price for 4/4 Hard Maple is $17.25 per board foot. Dakota? .... $3.99 per board foot. And I got to handle the maple - absolutely beautiful quality. Avoid Alamo Hardwood. The prices are dishonest and unreasonable.