Cofer bros is an excellent resource if you are familiar with a company with this structure…read more They are old school suppliers, and if you know how to work with the salesmen there, you will do well

Just went in to see about styles of handrails. Customer no service. Treated me like a dumb woman…read more Went in there a few months ago and another person took me around back to see the actual wooden pieces. Insisted that is all they have is what is on display. That's is not the case at all. I wasn't ready to make a decision then. Oh well. I will not be going back.

Oh my, what a dismal place. If Mountain Industrial Blvd. can be avoided your life will likely have…read morea happier outcome. I needed some special paint for a property I manage and apparently this little slice of heaven is the only place that carries it locally. Nice but not overly nice guy helped me with my order. Can't be super outgoing and still maintain cred in the construction products industry I guess. I get it. I'd go here again if I was carjacked and they forced me to buy more paint but otherwise I'll skip this entire zip code and overpay for my paint at Lowe's or wherever those clever graffiti guys get their stuff.

Ace is the Place!…read more There is this major ice storm coming and we need to prepare. One of the few things I kept from my late Daddy was a battery lantern which is .. a great big flashlight. This thing runs on four D size batteries but will light an entire room. So, I go looking for D batteries in preparation. Not only were D batteries a scarcity but flashlights had sold out too. I take a trip to Ace. At first, they had none too. But the staff, the very kind staff, found a box of D cell batteries and then FOUND me wandering around the store to give them to me. Excellent inventory, Excellent service and it always feels good to support a local business. Ace is the Place!

Service. Unless they know you by name they seem to have no interest in assisting. Tried to…read morepurchase two items where they could not read their own price tags. I waited for 15 minutes then asked to speak to the manager. He clearly did not want to be bothered to speak to a customer - looked at me shrugged - said it will take a while and turned away. He was rude and basically seemed to not care about the loss of a sale.

Drove there, only to find they had closed. Could see where the name had been removed from the…read morebuilding. Was very sorry, as we had been there a couple of years earlier and now that I wanted a new front door I could take advantage of the splendid ones they had on display.

I regret having referred so many people here over the years. I was wanting to buy another door from…read morethem, but just called and the guy who answered had the personality of a 2x4 and was about as helpful as a rusty nail. I got nowhere with him and just wanted to get off the phone. I will be looking for a new source for exterior doors (not to mention, the selection has never been that great to begin with.)

You drove your heavy loaded truck down my 1000 ft driveway and cracked it in several places. drive…read moredoes not speak english

Great customer service, friendly, professional and helpful. They have great knowledge. They help me…read morefind my roof in my budget really have preferred brands and preferred prices!!

Excellent service and product. I called the business before…read moreordering the 6x6 post caps. The owner was very helpful, making sure I ordered the correct product. They have a 10 year guarantee and a generous return policy. They shipped without mailing costs. They fit well and look good. They should last longer than the wood ones I have been painting and replacing every 3 years. I would recommend contacting the business before ordering, if you have any questions, because they are very helpful.

Previous reviewer needs to learn to read. The options for caps are treated wood, metal or plastic…read more The plastic that Atlanta Post Caps, as well as the aluminum are durable and exactly what I need. The treated wood variety warp almost instantly, and they are useless. Just read the Home Depot reviews. Deckorators I believe is the brand that warped on me. Atlanta Post Caps are EXACTLY what you want for outdoor purposes. They are not tight fitting so the posts can air out and breath. They even have special types of caps for those designs which use the fence caps for helping themselves up deck stairs. The plastic is UV tolerant and they are ready to be painted with a spray paint which offers plastic binding, UV tolerant. I will buy again and the HOA will take them on as replacements for the community, replacing the teated wood caps.

Used wood. New wood and firewood. If he doesn't have what you need he'll tell you where to get it.read more

Best place I have found to buy firewood. Really good deals as you buy higher quantities. They get…read moretheir wood from local tree service companies, and have a huge yard where they stack and season it. The wood you buy is fully seasoned when you buy it, as opposed to the green stuff they sell at local grocery stores. Green wood is smokey, and hard to burn, seasoned wood is dry, and easy to burn. Oak burns easy, hickory burns hotter and longer, I usually get a mix of both. They also sell cherry, apple and other fruit tree varieties as they have it, which can be great for a smoker. They also carry a good selection of wood building supplies, including old style siding.

The Builders Liquidators prices are good, but it's best to get the 10 year warranty coverage.read more

I bought a new Toro lawnmower from Building Liquidators on eBay; it stopped working properly after…read more4 or 5 uses. They told me to contact a non-existent eBay "comprehensive online portal", then stopped responding to my phone calls and emails. Based on the other Yelp reviews, it appears that this company's business involves selling reduced price bargains that may well have some type of damage. Local customers shopping at this store in person may know about Building Liquidator's "buyer beware" approach to discounted goods, but I bought the mower from them from hundreds of miles away on eBay; it was listed as "new, in the box" and I had no idea that it might have some kind of problem. When the box arrived, it had clearly been opened and resealed. I suspect now that the mower may have been a return from another customer, perhaps because of the same malfunction, and that Building Liquidators then passed it on to me. Their handling of this situation doesn't speak well for their company's customer service. I'm disputing the charges with my credit card company. Customers should be aware that their state's consumer protection laws or credit card company's policies may offer them additional protection, regardless of what any particular company's policies may state.