Great place to visit if you're looking for dirt and other landscaping supplies, they women there…read moreare so helpful too.

Morris company staff love their job and customers. It is not often I clearly notice I am being…read morehandled very very well. The staff here is welcoming and friendly. They help me make landscape decisions and show me product options. I love shopping here, because I never feel I have to linger and make choices regarding products I am unfamiliar with. Thank you Morris company. You all are awesome. Also, The pricing for gravel and base and so forth, is much more affordable here then heading to a big box store.

Good soil and no problem with transaction or delivery. I would recommend them and I would use them…read moreagain

I've picked up and ordered soil for delivery from here and have never had a problem. Love the…read morequality in comparison to what you'd get in bags from home improvement stores. Everyone I've spoken with is always friendly. Their prices are also lower than a few other places I called to check on.

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.

Easy to do business with. Prices right and deliver on time. Tremendous selection of quality…read moreinventory. Sales people are very helpful. Quality, service and price!!

On time just when they said that they would be here. Easy to get what we ordered. Great service!read more

Steven and Glennis are top notch professionals. It's hard to find reliable people to do a job…read morecorrectly and they did not disappoint. They went above and beyond replacing our back patio doors. They were very time efficient and cleaned up the worksite as they worked. Will definitely recommend them to everyone we know and will use them again when we replace our front door.

We had A Carpenters Creation come out to our home and do a few projects. Wainscoting in our…read moreentryway and repair our exterior window/door trims. They were great! They nailed exactly what we were wanting and they were some of the kindest folks we ever hired. We recommend them because they were great on communication and delivered exceptional work. Thank you!

Ryan had good communication and provided us with a reasonable quote. When Dalton and Cruz got to…read moreour house, they were on time and very professional. Did a great job with the travertine floors and all three of our bathrooms. Cleaned up afterwards. Overall, we had an excellent experience with Stone care of Texas and would use them again.

Our home was built in 2007 and has travertine floors in our kitchen, hallways, utility room and…read morebathrooms. This is our 3rd time using Stone Care of Texas and each time we've used them they are always outstanding! Jorge and Leo finished up a 1 1/2 day job for us yesterday. We had accidentally broken a bottle of vinegar in the kitchen and there was also damages to the floor by our wine fridge where red wine had leaked out. I thought our floor was ruined in those areas. Jorge worked hard to restore the beautiful luster and our floors look better than new again and shine like a mirror. It's hard to find a company that takes pride in their work and provides quality services at an affordable price. I highly recommend using them. You won't be disappointed.

Highly recommend for lawn and trimming services! We have been customers for nearly 2 years and the…read moreteam continuously goes above and beyond for timeliness and quality of services.

That are always on time and do a very thorough job and the pricing is excellent you will not be…read moredisappointed

Still waiting on the owner to reach out to me. Their employee Amber responded after I elevated my…read moreconcerns with the office manager- Robin. Amber then lied and claimed there were "several" attempts to repair my fence. There were two attempts- one of which the roof was being repaired and it was too hazardous of an environment to come and the 2nd attempt they showed up with the wrong materials. They only call around 3:30pm and ask if they can come at that time- no advance notice. The repairman that was sent with the wrong materials the 2nd time was really kind and told me that he brought it up for weeks and the office staff kept sending him to other jobs. This is important for those considering Superior Fence: Amber then said that Superior Fence does not make repairs DURING the warranty period rather, they only make repairs at the END of the warranty period all at once. In other words, I- or you- will have to wait 12 months or however long your negotiated warranty period is to have any covered repairs completed. These unique terms are not on the contract and never shared with me until over a month after I brought my concerns to their attention. Only upon elevating my concerns due to the lack of response did Amber share this. Have you ever heard of a company that will not provide service until your warranty expires? I am stuck with a cedar fence that warps due to the sun and it will continue to happen for the life of the fence. Roger advised me that cedar is most durable and suitable for the TX heat. I paid a premium for this type of material. I don't know what they did to my fence and I have been asking for the owner to contact me and offer me assurance that the company will handle my concerns- yet to no avail. Stay away from Superior Fence Co!

Short version: Overpriced with poor communication…read more Long version: I had a couple quotes for a fence from different companies. One was a small local contractor who was a couple thousand cheaper but I have spent the last year working with a very small contractor on my home renovation, and it's been frustrating so I decided to go with a bigger name even though it cost more. The fence itself would be fine except, on the one side that is most visible to the road it comes to a point in the middle and has 2 short panels which is different then the rest of the fence. They started installing post at both ends and met in the middle. I questioned the crew who were very nice, but could speak very limited English in the middle of the second day why there was two post only two feet away in the middle of the fence line, but he just said that's how it worked out. He did move it to be centered so instead of a 6 foot/2 foot panel it's now a 4ft/4ft. Aesthetically it looks ok now. If he had put a 2 foot panel in it would have looked terrible. Either way, this review would have been different if I felt communication from the agent (Steve) was better. First off, he told me they had plenty of stock in the product I choose. I sign the contract and pay half. No communication as promised the next week. I leave a message and the following week he calls back. He says the product I ordered is now out of stock because a big company bought it all and it would be 2 months unless I wanted to upgrade. It was only $350 more and I wanted to get it done so I went with it. Then during the job I called with concerns that the 2 posts were 2 feet apart in the middle of the fence. His reply is that he will come the next morning but there's really nothing can be done since the post were already in the ground. First I think that's an unacceptable answer especially considering the rails weren't attached, etc. The crew end up working late that night. I tried calling again and it went to his VM. The crew then shows up early the next morning and finishes it. I see his vehicle at the edge of my property after they finish. I thought he had come to talk to me but he didn't knock, call, text, etc and I probably wouldn't have made it to his car before he left. Either way he clearly didn't feel the need to contact me despite me calling twice with concerns.