Piss poor service. Employees don't know nothing. Managers suck. If you need real service i would…read moresuggest you go to Home Depot or Lowes.

Ah, Capitalism. (Now this review will get removed.) You choose where to spend your money. Take…read moreconstruction and home improvement, for example. You can get better prices at the big stores, but in the era when Blackrock and Vanguard own and therefore control shares of most big companies, it's likely that your money will be going to policies and causes that you are against. This is why I'm a Sutherland's regular. Ace Hardware is very convenient, but also expensive. Home Depot has low prices, but has gone liberal. Lowe's is far better. But Sutherland's is a local business. It has a wide selection of lumber, tools, landscaping equipment, plants and seeds. The employees try to be helpful, and succeed. Some of the materials are fitting specifically for Southeast Texas, not the one-item-fits-everywhere approach by Lowe's and Home Depot. And the prices are slightly lower than the Ace Hardware across College Street. The big boys are typically the first place we think of if we need something. If you need things for the house, I encourage you to try Sutherland's. You should love the experience. If you're a single woman looking for a husband, stick to Home Depot :-D

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.

I should have written this review months ago! If you are not…read moreusing Moore Supply for numerous options, such as: Kitchen/Bathroom sinks, Bathtubs, Toilets, Showers, faucets, etc....you are doing a disservice to yourself! They are not only kind but helpful in every aspect! I had no idea they existed until Harvey came to visit and believe me, they have been SUCH a HUGE help to my husband and I! Derrick Leger has been SUCH a HUGE GODLY BLESSING and I wanted to thank him publicly! Ben Brahmin has also helped us tremendously! Go to Moore Supply, check them out! THANK YOU to all the employees! Y'all are AWESOME

I would not recommend going to this place. I would give zero stars if I could. They have horrible…read morecustomer services and in my opinion have incompetent employees. I placed an order and through no fault of my own had not received it after 3 months. I will not be returning and I would advise anyone else considering this place to buy products for their home to go somewhere else.

Quality Mat has been around since 1974. Their sales staff and office personal are very helpful…read more in making sure you get the product you need for your job sites.

From the owner: World's Larget Mat Producer…read more For 51 years, Quality Mat Company has provided its ground protection mats for a number of industries including oil & gas, petrochemical, pipeline, wind, highline utility and construction. Whether you need crane mats for a large project, rig mats for your oilfield operation, or custom mats for a specific need, Quality Mat Company is here to help. And, we provide full-service from manufacturing, shipping and logistics to delivery, and installation for clients large and small, all around the world.

The name has changed to Ritter Lumber. The service was great, and thanks to the wonderful…read moreindividual service I was able to completely re-wire and change a lighting fixture. They left no stone unturned in their attention to detail as they provided step by step instructions. Individualized service has become a forgotten art for the most part in our country however, I don't counter Ritter among that group. Thanks....will do business with again.