Nice people and good goods. They are very helpful snd knowledgeable. They deliver and the drivers…read moreare also very nice. Local company deserves your support.

It is easy to have a low price when you don't do the work.. Please don't call Haselton Lumber for…read moreyour next big project.. Or anything else .. We consider your

Very cool space.. driving in I was a little unsure where to go but once I parked I saw a huge enter…read moresign. I didn't see many people but decided to give it a go and I'm glad I did! The inside was filled with used items.. alot like an indoor secret flea market. Great place to explore and find little treasures

Such a great place to buy secondhand items while supporting a great cause. The staff is always…read morefriendly, the prices are unbeatable, and the selection is ever-changing. Before doing any vintage shopping I always stop at ReSOURCE!

builders first source is very accomodating , has quality supplies and is always very helpful with…read moreany questions you may need answered. i

From the owner: Builders FirstSource is the nation's largest supplier of building materials and building products…read morefor builders, contractors, and remodelers, providing trusted products, industry expertise, and support for new construction, remodeling, and home improvement projects. Our Ticonderoga, NY lumber yard serves customers throughout Crown Point, Hague, Paradox, Putnam Station, Shoreham and surrounding Upstate NY Area. We provide framing lumber and other essential building products to support residential construction and remodeling projects. With reliable service, convenient pickup and delivery options, and knowledgeable local expertise, we're proud to be known as builders' first choice.

May 19 2026 at 12:30 pm I went to shop at Lowes in Plattsburgh NY for r he last time. The people…read morethat "work" for this store are some of the rudest dismissive clowns I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. Long story shortened, I was trying to get directed to an item I wanted to purchase. Some confusion on the associates end made him think I was being rude and loud with his 2 fellow associates up front. I understand there is always 2 sides to every story, but in this case this is it. I tried telling the associate, who I will say was in his 70s maybe?, there was no issue i tend to speak loud as I was a veteran that was around loud artillery in the Army. This old creep plainly said, I dont care about you or whoever claims to be a vet.... Well alrighty, thats fine, but is being at work a good place to let us know that. I did call and report the issue to management, she apologized and asked for the names of the associates involved, which I didnt know. She said that makes it difficult, I agreed. But, it isn't hard to look back at the security cams and go from there. Im not looking to get anybody wrongfully fired, but in this case I think I would fire the involved participants. This guy is about 5 ft 5, skinny, shortened gray to darker hair looks like he is in his late 70s and has an anger issue. I see these nasty attitudes more and more in stores with these associates. They aren't helpful, they are dismissive, rude, nasty attitudes and I feel they just want to collect a check for doing very, very little. No, not everyone is like that, but for these people, right on.the nose a accurate. I would not so readily sign up to serve my country again if these are the types I protect. Yeah, might sound like I am rambling, but if it was you or you saw this situation happen, you may look at it differently. No wonder these stores are going to online delivery services. These stores do not deserve our patronage.

Terrible customer service. Extremely condescending and unprofessional staff that pretend to not…read moreknow anything about why your online orders keep getting cancelled and direct you to their corporate number. When you call their corporate number and ask why they don't help with the issue, you get the same treatment and then hung up on. Seems like this company has become infested with a bunch of petulant teenagers.

Just a good lumber yard and good selection of equipment snd supplies. They can't cut anything for…read moreyou. They try hard to be helpful.

They are listed as a DEALER for TimberTech. Went in to buy or order some material (it was a large…read moreorder.) Said they don't carry it and would I like to buy a competing product? No, Sorry. Drove to Plattsburgh and got it for someone else. This store is generally overpriced and I have found the customer service lacking.

Andy worked hard to get the floor and roof trusses designed, built and delivered on time. They…read moreturned out great.

Amazing place and people running it. Been going there for 50 years!! Same great quality and same…read moregreat family running it.

people are awesome and helpful . They have most of what you need . also a great value for your…read moremoney

I have been dealing with Rudd and his team of experts for about 10 years and the service that I…read morereceive is always top notch . All his counter people are experts and know their products . The delivery service is always on time and eager to lend a hand. All and all we would never even think of dealing with any other company

From the owner: T.C. Murphy Lumber Company can be proud to be selling the worlds most renewable resource, lumber,…read moreat one end of its business and generating its electrical needs by using another renewable resource, water, at the other end. Adirondack ingenuity, hard work and a true respect for the environment can be used to sum up these real life historical events that have taken place at the mill creek dam. The mill was powered by a 21″ S. Morgan Smith Turbine that with a 17-foot head developed 59 horsepower. The water was brought into the mill through a large wood flume and pen stock. The flume was unusual in that four or five logs could be floated in and lifted at the same time with a jack rig, putting the logs onto the skids and ready to roll on to the carriage. In 1958, the wood flume and pen stock were very rotten. The turbine was worn out, and estimates for replacing it were over $6,000 for materials alone. This brought about the decision to pour a concrete wall that would seal off the flume and shut down the Saw Mill. For the first time in 131 years the land on the east side of the mill creek dam did not use the power of the water to operate machinery. This changed with George Van Voorhis III’s vision to use the energy from the dam to produce electricity for the Lumber Company. In 1979 the vision became a reality with the purchase of a 1933 S. Morgan Smith hydroelectric turbine that produces 95 horsepower.

Huge shoutout to Michael at LaValley Building Supply! He went completely above and beyond to…read moresupport me during my recent visit to the hardware store. His helpful attitude and excellent service made a world of difference. LaValley is lucky to have such a great employee on their team!

Fantastic Service in the lumberyard getting large plywood cutdown into all the sizes I needed! In…read moreless than an hour I was loaded up & paid all within a convenient yard area!! A relief- thanks guys!! You're the best!! Buy LOCAL! NO Running all over corporate warehouse homedep hell trying to find a useless helper!