Been there a few times over the last month or so. I've gotten boulders, drain rock, river rock, and…read moredirt. My only complaint was that they weren't open on weekends, well now they're open Saturdays!

Ordered rock and it was delivered on time...ended up needing more and they promptly sent another…read moreload! Also picked up some big rocks and the price was right and excellent service!

I own a 2005 Lotus Elise. So, unusual car and key blanks are a problem. I got two blanks and went…read morein to have them cut. These guys did a great job, multiple test fits, and charged $8.68. Gave them a $20 tip and am happy to give this feedback.

Matt was incredibly helpful with opening a lock on a vintage box of my grandmother's in just a few…read moreminutes! Thanks to him our family now has access to personal artifacts from our family's history! I would not hesitate to come back here for any locksmith related issues!

Just got a call from Lowes "customer care" person. Yikes, there was very little "care" involved. I…read moregot schooled about their "policies" and every sentence started with "Unfortunately...." When she asked what I "wanted" I replied, "as a customer, to be treated with more respect." When I mentioned that I have been a customer for years and used to love shopping there, she just kept asking me what I "wanted." It was a very surreal, aggressive experience and confirms my decision to divest of this once great company...that is, if they'll let me close my account.

I usually use HD, but decided to try Lowe's since they had cheap top soil. I placed an order online…read morefor a few items to start one of my many landscaping projects. I picked them up curbside, but when I got home, I noticed that one of the bags of sand was busted open. The way it was plastered on the side of my car, higher than where the bag was, means that the associate knew it was busted open and loaded it anyways. There was sand everywhere in my car and will never come out of the cloth seats. I took pictures and sent them to the online rep. He said I needed to return it in store and refused to process the $6 refund. I then called the store and they said they wouldn't refund it without the product. So now I have to load the busted sand bag back up in my car and drive the 30 minutes back to return it. I'm just going to return everything I purchased because that is absolutely ridiculous. Never again.

Super helpful, cheerful and ambitious to get the job done! He and I were running around up and down…read morestairs trying to find the doorbell transformer. We eventually found it in a really convenient spot!

Excellent work, professional behavior and reasonable prices…read more Dmytro was very responsive to questions and giving a quote. His pricing was competitive too. So based on his excellent YELP reviews, I scheduled him to come and install a sliding shower door for me. He was on time, had all his own tools. He is very personable, and easy to work with. The install went well, and I am very happy with the results. He did a great job! I would recommend him for anything you need.

Complete and utter incompetence. Nothing but issues. Good luck getting a refund if you return an…read moreitem. We were sold two defective refrigerators back in October. It's January and we still don't have a refund. Every time we call it's a different story. It seems like they're telling us what we want to hear and hoping we forget so they can keep our money.

Relya was very helpful I had couple totes I was carrying while checking out she had me check out on…read morea closer register so I wouldn't have to walk far I really appreciate it her effort great customer service definitely be back because of her. Her value of customer care was amazing

All around the Portland area you will see beautiful stone walls. The rock is basalt, which came out…read moreof the ground molten, about 15 million years ago, covering much of Washington and parts of Oregon and Idaho. It's the rock you see the most around here and what makes the rocky walls of the Columbia Gorge. (Luckily the Columbia River Gorge is protected from mining by an innovative scenic overlay) Basalt is usually gray, but some has a beautiful slight purple tint. That rock comes from this quarry. I needed about 25 tons. We visited the quarry with the contractor's dump truck. It's a safety zone - hard hats, safety glasses, steel toe boots. We were able to mark with spray paint specific boulders in the pile that had the character and shapes we were seeking. Then they were loaded by very large machines. It was awesome to see some giant boulders which are normally used to make ocean breakwaters, 8-15 feet on a side. There are also businesses adjacent to the quarry that split the rock into about 2-6 inch sections for making walls. The advantage to going to the quarry is that the rock hasn't been driven to round by being transported and loaded multiple times. They also have larger boulders. Standard terminology includes "3 man boulders", a little bigger than 18 inches on a side and 3-4 foot, generally requiring a machine to move. Phone ahead for hours and procedures. It's a bargain too, maybe $30 a ton. I have also purchased material, including split rock, at their more retail outlets, Pacific Rockery. A great area resource for Northwest specific stone, guaranteed to last for at least another 15 million years!

We have lost 2 windows to them. When I have called to tell them, both times they have told me it is…read moreagainst the law to have an uncovered load, so the truck must have been from another company picking up gravel. Both times I have taken the truck name right off of the drivers door. Mmmmm, makes me wonder.