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    I always go to these guys first. Call Tim (Sales) and he'll do you right…read more If Tim is there I will go through him. Actually, all the guys working their know their products and have good ides, but Tim's your top-notch man!. They have a big place and can deliver too. I have installed Roofing Materials on my Workshop, Rental Cabin & a few sheds. I get specialty cuts of wood too. I have spent 10s of Thousands with them. Ed Note: Now that my property build is coming to a closed, I've decided to add all vendors that we used, I plan to just write a brief bit now & add more later when I have time to think about it. Feel free to email if you need immediate info 'cause you are going to make a costly decision.

    A Difficult Turnkey Building Experience…read more As a past customer of Quality Building Supply (QBS), I'm sharing our experience so future customers can make an informed decision before choosing QBS as their turnkey builder. Our build began in September 2025 with the foundation pour. Within months, the foundation had already cracked. After framing, three exterior door thresholds were left improperly sealed, allowing rain and snowmelt to enter the home. We repeatedly brought this to QBS's attention, both in person and by email, but it was never properly addressed. The garage framing also blew over. Our neighbors--not QBS--alerted us. When we contacted QBS, we were told it was "not a big deal." Building materials were delivered months before we moved from out of state, with no advanced notice. Trusses were left sitting in the grass for months. By the time framing and the exterior were completed, we were informed that mold/spores had developed on the trusses. Getting QBS to address and treat the issue was extremely difficult. QBS hired P2 Electrical for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. We encountered numerous problems, including: Incorrectly drilled garage and porch electrical holes. Damaged front porch metal that took significant effort to get replaced. HVAC that was improperly installed, resulting in water leaking into a bedroom. HVAC drain lines that were not connected and a float switch that was left hanging and disconnected. Three outlets/switches drilled into a kitchen window sill rather than properly placed on the wall. Poorly installed bathroom tile and a ceiling that had to be re-sanded, mudded, and repainted. Custom hood and faux beams that did not match what we ordered. A missing P-trap in the master shower--an issue we discovered after moving in. We ultimately went to QBS headquarters seeking help with a contractor. Although Alexis Huddleston was initially polite, we subsequently received a letter accusing us of being disrespectful and using derogatory language. When we asked for a specific example, we were told that QBS "stands behind their contractors." We were required to sign the letter's terms for the build to continue. After that, six weeks passed with no communication or work from QBS. Throughout the project, it was common for four weeks to pass with no one on the property. We were verbally told the home would take approximately four months to complete, or five months with weather delays. By month seven, we contacted an attorney specializing in residential construction. QBS did not respond to our attorney's request for a completion date and timeline. After QBS stated they would not continue the build, our attorney sent another letter alleging breach of contract. We never heard from QBS again. There were many additional issues beyond what I've listed here. We are still in the process of finishing the house ourselves. What was supposed to be an exciting turnkey building experience became an exhausting process of repeatedly identifying problems, requesting corrections, receiving little meaningful follow-through and being disrespected. We're sharing our experience in the hope that prospective customers carefully research QBS and understand what they may be taking on before choosing them as their turnkey builder. Peter and Jill

    Ohm International - buildingsupplies - Updated September 2026

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