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    McCoy's Building Supply

    McCoy's Building Supply

    3.0
    (2 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Ive been shopping at mccoys for 5 years now and have always been impressed with the service. A…read morephrase they always use is "Once you shop here, you're Mccoys family." And that has always been true. Im almost always greeted with a smile, if they cant find what I'm looking for, they will search their other stores or even competitors. They are always warm and professional and more than willing to work with anyone. If you're looking for something, its worth giving then a shot. Even if they don't have it, they will work hard to point you in the right direction with a smile.

    Avoid this business at all cost. Went in to get some wire twisters to fix fence (No I am not…read morewearing a mask) and at first I talked with a young lady (She was wearing a mask) and showed her on my phone a picture of what I am looking for. She told me she has not seen something like this so another man can up (Wearing NO mask as well) to see what I was looking for and then told me if I was going to walk up to him I better have a mask on in a rude matter. I asked him were is your mask as he walked to the front counter to put it on. He told me that he was getting it now and that I need to put mine on or get out of his store. I asked him for his name and he told me Ric with a capital (D) I said Dick and he said yes Iam a Dick. I asked him what gives him the right to take away my constitutional rights from me and if he was the manager (No I am not the manager)? I explained to Ric that without a customer you do not have a job and that your owner do not have a business. At this time an employee (Gentleman and was wearing his mask) sitting at the contractors counter spoke up and told Ric to stop. As I was walking out I explained to Ric that I was going to talk to his manager on Monday and he told me to get out and that they do not need my business. Ric told me again to get out of his store.  In my opinion if Ric and McCoy's doesn't need my business why should they need yours? Just remember that less than a mile down the street are Lowes and Home Depot so why waste your time to stop at McCoy's when there is a 90% chance they do not carry what you are looking for. You still have two other alternate choices in town MG Building Materials and Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber and Building Materials. We all have choices out there on were we want to spend our money. McCoy's is not the only store in town. We all work hard for our money and as custom have the right to choose were we spend it. With how things are in the world today there are a lot of business going out of business due to Covid. Think hard about spending your hard earned money here. Just another food for thought it was around 2:00 in the afternoon and there was not one customer in the store with 3 employees I had seen their working. This tells me now that just maybe others have had the same experience as I did in the past. McCoy's must have plenty of money to have 3 people standing around earning a paycheck with no customers. I could only imagine that there a lot of small mom and pop businesses out there that have closed due to Covid wishing they had McCoy's money to throw at their employees that are now unemployed. After leaving McCoy's I went to Harbor Freight, Lowes, and Kerrville Ranch and Pet Center not one of these businesses asked me were is my mask. Hell at one of these businesses their employees were not wearing masks, and I did not have an issue with it. What really gets my hair standing on the back of my neck is that you walk into a restaurant and they ask you to wear a mask and you look all around the restaurant and see people sitting at their table wearing no maskes so why is it that you are required to wear a mask for the 30 seconds it take you to walk to your seat? Also you can get up and walk by all of the other customers eating as you head to the restroom not required to wear your mask. Isn't this an oxymoron?

    Legacy Bath & Kitchen

    Legacy Bath & Kitchen

    4.3
    (9 reviews)
    52.5 mi

    We were extremely pleased with our decision to use Legacy for our kitchen remodel!…read more After moving into our home eight years ago, we had a general idea on what we wanted to do with the redesign, but still needed help with completing our dream kitchen. The first step was Legacy sending out their design consultant, Ashley. She came out and spent enough time to not only take measurements, but also to fully understand how we use our kitchen and what style we were looking for. After a few consultations and a visit to their showroom for final specifications, she stayed involved throughout the project to ensure our satisfaction. Our project was a complete overhaul of our kitchen, and it took about eight weeks. One of their rules is that they don't start the job until ALL of the material has been received. Additionally, there were only 2-3 days that some work wasn't being performed. Their project supervisor was Augustine, who also was very diligent in overseeing the project. He would continuously stop by to monitor the progress as well as being accessible by phone/text during all times of the day, responding to questions and requests. The team was very attentive to minor adjustments due to construction 'discoveries' and ensuring that no shortcuts were taken. A special recognition to Cody, who we voted their MVP, as he is a very talented person who is skilled in most all of the trades. At the end of the project, there were only a few things on the punch-list. A couple of them were so minor that we felt a little silly in asking for the resolution, but they handled them without issue and made sure that we were 100% satisfied. While there are other companies out there that would quote a lower up-front price, we are quite certain that we would have been less than satisfied, and still probably had spent the same or more money in over-runs. We highly recommend Legacy for solid consideration for any of your remodeling projects!

    During the quoting phase of our renovation project...I was initially hesitant to choose Legacy Bath…read more& Kitchen as they were the highest of 4 Bidders on our Master Bathroom project. However, after several discussions and e-mails with different Legacy personnel (including the Owner), I was convinced choosing Legacy was the right thing to do! And was I NOT disappointed...every aspect of dealing with the Legacy Team Members (Mark and his assistant Daniel) doing our bathroom renovation was a pleasure. Not only did Mark and Daniel's workmanship exceed our expectations, they were respectful of my home and family and the knowledge of their craft was top notch! They were honest, forthright, and a pleasure to deal with! The excellence in workmanship and quality of the Legacy personnel has been absolutely FIRST RATE! We had a problem with one of the Cabinets that was installed at the very end of the project (not done by our primary crew). Legacy immediately agreed the workmanship did not meet their expected standards and they are in the process of correcting the problem. I would definitely recommend Legacy to anyone planning a major bath or kitchen reno. Our Bath renovation involved several complex tasks which I would not trust to a General Contractor. They executed each task flawlessly. 1) Legacy needed to add a new 3" drain for the Jacuzzi tub which required cutting several feet out of the foundation which included tension cables. 2) the flooring tile involved laying them down at a 45 degree angle, with varying patterns. 3) the floor of the shower was a very complex mosaic pattern which had to be laid piece by piece and was done to perfection. It took the guys almost 1 hour/sq ft to lay. We will definitely use Legacy on our next renovation!

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    Cibolo kitchen remodel featuring updated island cabinetry, quartz countertops, custom hood, and a single-level peninsula.
    Cibolo kitchen remodel featuring updated island cabinetry, quartz countertops, custom hood, and a single-level peninsula.
    Cibolo kitchen remodel featuring updated island cabinetry, quartz countertops, custom hood, and a single-level peninsula.
    Cibolo kitchen remodel featuring updated island cabinetry, quartz countertops, custom hood, and a single-level peninsula.
    Former formal dining room was completely reimagined into a custom bar, lounge, and poker room.

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