Terrible service. Walked in on a Saturday to buy lumber. Stood at the counter while the young man…read morewas working on the computer. He walked by us, didn't even look at us, mumbled, "I'll be right with you", ambled by with his hands in his pockets, obviously in no hurry to go down an aisle and look for nails. We'll spend our money elsewhere, thank you

Don't know what the store was like before but its great now!…read more Must be under new management ! Great customer service, clean, professional, competitive prices. The guys were helpful, they know their stuff.

Every single person at this place is unfriendly and rude. It's actually kind of impressive that…read morePerkins was able to hire every mean person in the area to work there. I'm not sure if they all go through training to learn how to make their customers feel uncomfortable, unwanted and unnecessary, but it sure seems like it. There is one guy in particular at the lumber desk who actually does his best to make you feel like you don't know what you're doing. On FOUR occasions now I've left Perkins and gone up the street to Home Depot where I've been treated kindly and with respect. The woman at the register most days is unbelievably terse and rude. The only reason I still go there is because I made the mistake of creating a prepaid account there, not knowing what the place was like. It's almost as if you walk and and have to convince them all to let you shop there. I'd give the whole lot of them 0 stars if I could.

I wasn't too impressed. Seems to have a large selection of lumber, but didn't have the item I was…read morelooking (which said they had online). I walked all over the store and no one seemed to want to help me, so I left. There's were 5-10 associates on the floor and I think I was the only customer. The setup of the store is confusing and I'm sure their prices are high compared to a corporate building supply store. I'd just assume drive 10 mins farther to Home Depot, so that I know where items are, prices are lower and associates try to help you.

This is an old time hardware store in downtown Brattleboro VT. Three floors of everything you can…read moreimagine. I know that if it exists, they will have at least one!!! The creaky floor just adds to the charm of this hardware store. I will return!!!

On one hand, the B&R staff is always ready to help and knowledgeable about every-day needs. On the…read moreother, I brought in my 100 year-old floor lamp for rewiring and they "lost it" for about a year. I returned several times, but it remained lost; finally, after carefully describing it to a bright young man, he went up to the attic and FOUND my lamp! They'd put someone else's name on it; had it not been for MY perseverance and HIS listening skills, I still would not now have that beautiful 19th century floor lamp in my living room!

Affordable, fast and professional, and was able to help the day I called! Highly recommend!!read more

Phony and fake , a locksmith with so many years in the business has to be corrupt get paid silences…read moreto give out other peoples keys he made a copy with . He did it 2months ago .exp keys and locks you can't duplicate unless you have the card and a putty key as a duplicate,when you call him back he doesn't respond GUILTY not to be TRUSTED ! !

Design and installation was great: on time and on budget but, getting service when there was a…read moreproblem, not so much. Don't expect them to ever answer the phone - apparently it's not convenient - sit and wait for their email replies. Maybe others are good at explaining technological problems in writing but, I'm not one. In the end, after considerable time and effort, I figured out the problem and worked to resolve it, not them. Not pleased. Would give one star but for the original installation.

PV Squared is a terrific company!!! The office people, salesperson, project manager & installers…read morewere all knowledgeable, respectful, trustworthy, punctual & true to their word. We HIGHLY recommend them!!!

Erich was very responsive and punctual, and did quality work. He reclaimed a great deal of lumber…read morefor us from an antique barn that was falling down, and saved it from being wasted. Now we can reuse that wood in another project. He arrived on time, texted us photos throughout the process, and left a clean site, with the reclaimed wood in a neat pile. Everyone else who bid on the project wanted to burn the wood or haul it to the dump. Deconstruction Works has an arrangement where you can save wood from old structures and donate it to a nonprofit for a tax credit (which is a great idea, very win-win). We liked this model as we weren't sure how much of the wood we would re-use, and it was good to know that little would go to waste. His price was a little higher than the competition, but we more than made up for this in the value of the lumber salvaged, and the service was excellent.

We hired Deconstruction works to partially dismantle a warehouse building we bought. The went far…read moreabove the level we expected. They were adaptable, responsive, and always pleasant. Because we were about 2 doors down from the worksite we were around a lot. I have to say everyone on the crew was a pleasure to be around. Because this level of project is new to us I think I was pretty anxious a lot of the time but Erich was always helpful and easy to get along with. I feel very lucky to have been able to hire them. The idea that the materials are being reused, the savings over straight demolition and the potential tax savings are really the icing on the cake to what was a great experience overall. Deconstruction Works also did some side work not originally contracted such as cleaning up the place. The work was done at a very fair rate and the project was finished ahead of schedule and on budget. This may sound weird but I will actually miss the Deconstruction Works crew. So fast, so professional, so good at what they do, and enjoyable to be around, oh yeah, and they saved us money too.