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    Ritter Lumber - Showing part of the inside of the Beaumont store. Here you can see the paint counter.

    Ritter Lumber

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    Warning! I'm going to call a Spade a Spade in this review as…read morewell as use colorful language,.... because today's experience at Ritter begs for colorful descriptive language. Drive into their drive thru lumber yard. After about 7-8 trips to this particular Ritter over the last 5 weeks I'm stopped at the entry point. I'm asked to tell the greeter exactly what I want to buy. Well hell, I need to look at what they have to decide on what I will want to buy. This is a first problem. With no handoff announcement I'm handed off to a nice young man to show and load the lumber. The first item I want to look at is their 1 by 12 by 12ft boards. The nice kid can't give proper directions to where the boards are located. So I try to play follow the leader. He's walking I'm in the truck. He walks up to 1 by 10 by 12ft boards and says, "Here are the 1 by 12's but these are 14ft long". I say, Nope. These are 1 by 10's by 12ft,... where is your tape measure? He says, " I don't have a tape measure" Second & third problems discovered. Yard kid doesn't know lumber sizes and has no damn tape measure. After the kid wonders around the yard for 3-4 minutes I say, Forget the 1 by 12's. Let's get to the 1 by 8's. We move back inside the main lumber barn. He pulls out a 1 by 8 only suitable for firewood. Fourth problem discovered. Kid now says I know where pressure treated 1 by 12's are located. I say, I don't want pressure treated anything. I have about half the lumber I went there to get and pull up to the cashier station. The Cashier is sitting at the desk wasting. She sees me. She continues to eat. As I get out of the truck she heads out to get my loading ticket. I tell her there are none of the 1 by 12's in the truck and to remove them from the order. She asks why I don't have them. I say, The kid cant find them. She walks off and is gone. A Ritter guy walks up to me and stands there looking at me. I say, Do I pay you? He says No with a stinking ass'd attitude. After 4-5 minutes the cashier comes back. She says I showed the guy where the boards are located. I say, I'm in a hurry. I've spent t too much time here. I only want to buy what's in the back of my truck. She walks in cashier booth. Kid walks up and puts one 1 by 12 by 12ft in my truck when I wanted 2. I tell him to take the 1 by 12 out because I'm not buying any Then the dialogue starts between 3 Ritter employees and nothing is getting done. I say again, I'm in a hurry. Nothing happens. I walk inside the booth and ask for my credit card then walk to my truck bed and yank out the damn lumber onto the floor. I get in truck and go to Tri Supply. I've threatened to never go back to Ritter. I'll be damned if I ever go back to any Ritter store. This place is Consistently horrible. You can count on it.

    Contrary to some of these other reviews I have always found the employees very helpful. And while,…read moreas a locally owned business, they cannot compete with the mega stores as to how many things they can stock and at what price they can charge I find most of what I need there. But I'm an old fashion sort that still believes in supporting locally owned stores were most of the profit stays to people who live and spend a lot of their money in the community. So far they have managed to stay in business unlike a lot of smaller businesses that have been closed because all the profit goes to people who don't even live in the same state.

    Acme Brick - buildingsupplies - Updated May 2026

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