It's concrete. They delivered what they said they would, one more can I say. That's saying a lot in…read moretoday's world.

I am a concrete contractor and Cadman has the worst customer service of all the concrete companies…read moreout there. I would never use them if I had an alternative. Might be ok for a home owner job where time isn't an issue. If you're a professional, use a different company. They will cost you money eventually with their lack of care for promptness. I'd give zero stars if I could.

I was so happy to find Perma-Chink products after I purchased my first Log Home in Washington…read moreState. The logs had not been maintained and I felt way out of my comfort zone. The sales staff at Perma-Chink are always ready to help to inform and teach you all about Log Home Maintenance. They also have a wonderful website with a ton of information! Restoring my home has been a tough task but I could not have gotten this far without Perma-Chink's guidance and wonderful easy to work with products. Thank you!

I always find what I need here. Large and easy to navigate parking lot. Some staff are either super…read morefriendly or some are just plain rude. Last visit I had, the self checkout person was being sassy for no reason. I did not ask for help and was taking my time and behind me I hear her loudly tell me "press check out"...." press card" and more. You could tell she hates her job and just wants to treat people like they are stupid or something. It was weird. I just ignored her and never turned around to look at her as not to give her bad attitude any attention. When leaving I saw she had brown hair with a long ponytail over 30. I really don't understand the micromanaging and taunting of customers here. Her behavior was off putting. Maybe avoid her at all costs if you run into this person or hopefully they put her somewhere not around customers as she can't handle it and this is coming from someone who worked customer service for years. Maybe some staff needs re training on customer service and friendliness? I would return when looking for a specific item but because some staff are rude I definitely will avoid the staff.

Prices are decent, and their return policy won't make you jump through flaming hoops. They stock…read morejust about everything, which is why I keep going back. And props to their app--the store locator feature is like having GPS for your DIY ambitions. Now, asking for help? Total roulette. Sometimes you hit the jackpot and get someone who clearly used to be a contractor and can MacGyver their way through anything. Other times, it's a deer-in-headlights newbie, or--if the universe is really feeling cheeky--Grumpy Gus from aisle 14 who looks like he lost a bet just showing up to work. So if you already know what you need and don't mind navigating the orange maze solo, Home Depot's a solid choice. Just don't go in expecting a TED Talk on toilet flanges.

Dunn Lumber is still going strong after its big remodel a few years ago. It's way more geared…read moretoward the residential (non-commercial) customer than it was a while back. I go there all the time for plumbing parts, electrical, trim, paint, and other home improvement basics. Yes, it's more expensive than Home Depot, but that's reality. I have no problem with this. If I want cheap, I'll make the freeway trek to Bothell. I'm happy to pay a bit extra for the convenience of having Dunn Lumber in Kirkland instead of yet another Kirkland condominium block. Dunn can improve by getting rid of the space-wasting Mothership in the center. It may be necessary to address the needs of tradespeople in the mornings. But the rest of the day, it's just wasting space.

i'm a Residential remodeling Contractor and have been to many of the supply stores on the East…read moreside. (405 Corridor). Kirkland Dunn Lumber is my go to store when wanting quality lumber or other building materials. The display areas for various decking and railing products is a huge help. The staff is friendly and go the extra mile. Great job!!

All the parts are now rusty. Company skips inventory day. Trucks are not arriving on time. And…read morepeople are randomly being fired for having THC in their system in 2025. Shut it down. These bent rusty parts should never make their way into your genie products.

I bought a Genie opener, installed it and a few months later it failed. I couldn't figure out the…read moreissue, so I contacted Genie and described it and they told me to call a service company they recommended, which owns Genie. The serviceman said it was a broken sensor that happens a lot on that particular model. He had extra sensors with him and fixed it there. Minimum one hour charge plus part, about $170. I paid him but couldn't get Genie to reimburse me because they said they don't cover labor, only the $15 part, which they also didn't pay. They sold a defective opener and didn't take responsibility. It was under warranty.

The kitchen counter tops were placed within days. The job was done well and they cleaned up…read moreafterwards. Top tier in customer service. I highly recommend this business for kitchen and bathroom renovations. Check out their store too, it's beautiful.

From the owner: Our construction team stands ready to bring your architectural visions to life with precision and…read moreskill. Come into our showroom and browse the variation of products we offer.

These guys are great and clean up their messes. Mistakes happen, and it's how you handle them that…read moremakes you a great business!

Huge markup on 24x24" aggregate pavers. If you don't like paying 50%+ markup over competing vendors…read moreor you actually want service, shop elsewhere. Home Depot used to carry Mutual Materials 24x24" aggregate pavers. Recently all HD inventory shows no stock at any store within 100 miles. Called Mutual Materials toll free and confirmed that I could buy directly from the yard in Bellevue. Drove 50 minutes to the yard. Inside the yard, unfriendly staff will bark, "knock on the window for help...not that window the other window." I went to pay for 10 pavers and decided to confirm pricing. Glad I did because they charge $26 per paver for the same item they retail at Home Depot for $15.99. No offer to help load or service of any kind, just wham bam give me my markup man! I asked the cashier to explain why the manufacturer would charge $10 more per unit for an item they were selling through an authorized vendor (including shipping/handling).Their response- "That's Home Depot's pricing. Here you pay our price." Ironically, there is a Home Depot 100 yards from this location! With nothing to lose, I walked to the Home Depot and they had pallets of the same Mutual Materials pavers even though their website is still showing no stock. I was impressed with the selection of steps and other hardscape materials in their show room but will be reluctant to buy from them on the assumption that they have marked up all of their materials for suckers walking through the door.