Probably one of the few stores left where the workers know anything about their products. Between…read more52nd Hardware and the Ace on Woodstock, there's really no reason to go to Home Depot / Lowe's. I'm glad I had these two resources while I remodeled our house. Highly recommend this place.

This is my favorite hardware store-- it's near my house, the proprietor Steve is always there with…read morea team of other people who all have knowledge, expertise and creative solutions for my house-building conundrums or projects. I recently screened in my porch to build basically a huge catio and they call me the cat patio girl! Fun to be known, and have real people to ask questions to. I just bought quarter round for a flooring project and it was such an easy transaction. Looking forward to my next trip back-- highly recommend!

This is the worst place to rent equipment. The two mooroon that was in there Friday. Dont know…read morethe difference between a 5 and 8 bolt truck. Just because the manufacturer puts a half ton emblem on a 3/4 ton doesnt man its a half ton. Told me my truck was a halfton told them bs. Then went and got my class 8 truck to tow a trailer less than my 35ft 5th wheel. Told them to keep the fing equipment rental. Went to Lewis Rents. Got the same equipment for $150 a day cheaper.

We've recently needed to rent equipment to help us clear our farm…read more We called Pioneer to inquire about different things we were interested in and they were not just helpful but very knowledgeable with suggesting what we'd need. Our latest rental was a large stump grinder. When one was brought around to us the gentleman helping us started the grinder and noticed something wasn't running quite right with it and immediately brought us a different one. I was very thankful we didn't drive all the way home with it to discover something was wrong and would have needed to bring it back! Everyone we've dealt with have been friendly and great to do business with. Their prices are very competitive and they're in a great location to get in and out of with equipment and trailers. We will definitely rent from them again.

Very cool place if you're looking for architectural salvage. Tons of light fixtures, old doors &…read morewindows, hardware and reclaimed lumber. Friendly staff ready to point you in the right direction if you're looking for something specific.

Good for products on budget I use this to save minutes and…read moreget unique products done plenty good through this place place

I honestly can't give Brown Lumber enough stars for the absolutely STELLAR customer service I…read morereceived from Brown Lumber Superman, Peter, today. I entered the store with 100 questions, 0 expertise, and a very complicated project. I was a little embarrassed about all of the help I would need, but incredibly fortunate to receive priceless guidance and expertise from Peter. He patiently answered each of my questions, treated me with the utmost courtesy and respect, and is one of the most knowledgeable professionals I've ever met. It's no wonder Brown Lumber's been around for so long. Many thanks for everything Peter and Brown Lumber. I am one very happy customer!

Great small neighborhood lumber yard with awesome customer service. They carry some very nice…read morequality pine from GORMAN LUMBER in British Columbia and I use it for my projects. Support the local businesses!

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.

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.

This place at first glance looks like a wholesale only tool supplier but, I have been in here…read moreseveral times to pick up tools. They had the buffing wheels that I needed for polishing stainless steel trim on my car, better quality drill bits and dies for fixing threads on a stripped stud. It's staff is a lot more helpful than the big box stores and is a lot more convenient. Forget going to Harbor Freight and picking up disposable tools, pay a little more and get quality tools that will last more than one use.

This place has what you need at reasonable prices.Ffriendly staff and close to my shop is a great…read morebonus.

This is a great shop! They were very helpful finding just the right shades for my lamps, and they…read morealso provided piping trim accents that matched my old shades. They did a great job!

Pretty nice selection of lamps. I would suggest google photo what ever you buy to check pricesread more