We needed a rechargeable battery, oddball kind for a microscope. Called AIH in town, they had none…read morebut they recommended I call Grainger which had a few I wanted a 2 pack, so they opened a PO and checked stock in Washington State, the ones in stock I would've paid more for. If they have inventory in Washington they barge it up weekly when it arrived they called and I got exactly the pair I wanted! Nice store helpful people. Go to their website and write the item number of what you want. It's a warehouse of items so they have limited items on some shelves in the front most everything is behind the counters.

Needed to get a T20 bit and found one here for $0.82. One annoying thing is that this place had to…read moreset up an account for me. So I gave a fake name and number. I don't know. I don't like giving out personal information to shop. Just me. Nice person helping me though.

Would have gotten a five star but the first load of trusses had nearly half not usable and took and…read moreextra week for them to come thru with all good trusses. But at least they did come thru.

My favorite store in town! I regularly pick up items that I use on my various remodeling projects…read more If u hv time hit them up b4 u go to the big box stores!

Fun day, digging through lots of stuff. Did find a double sink for our temporary kitchen and an…read moreold mailbox. Plan on painting mail box and setting at our driveway entry. Have to think of something original to put on it. Any ideas out there?

This business stands out due to its specialized products, which aren't typically found at larger…read morehome improvement chains stores like Lowe's or Home Depot.

Had the worst experience ever ordering three exterior doors took 3 months to get everything here in…read moreAnchorage due to negligence and not tracking an order by a Salesman named Henry don't ever use the guy he's very inattentive to your order. the installers were great they did a good job of installing three exterior doors in 19* above weather got the job done, they're a company that contracts to SBS that's why they got it done right!! if you're smart when you order doors or Windows don't use the salesman name Henry

The worst customer service and craftsmanship. DO NOT PURCHASE anything from them. They lie and do…read morenot follow through on their promises

We have been in our new custom home for six months purchased custom wood doors from Builders…read moreMillwork Supply, doors are already warping, panels are not complete with holes exposing snow into our home. Seals on every door in the home do not seal, snow comes in our home. Spoke with Dennis Stantorf, General manager, he is aware his doors are in our home and that there are problems but stated clearly that even though Builders Millwork Supply custom made the doors for our home, unless the contractor requested his company come to the site and identify the problem he is not willing to do warranty work. Rest assured they have proven on every level that even though there is a severe problem with their product they will turn their back on you. From sales person to the office manager to the general manager everybody turns their back on you. Buyer beware!

If there is an option for zero star, I would pick that in a heartbeat. I was very disappointed with…read moretheir showroom manager, Leah. She was knowledgeable but not at all professional when she made a mistake. We are all humans. We make mistakes. I get that. However, what upset me was that: 1) Leah didn't owe up to the fact that she didn't listen and sold us the wrong product, 2) she tried to blame it on our plumber and 3) she even told us told us that she HATED dealing with customers (this takes the cake!) Her husband is the boss there so she could do whatever she wanted. I really wish they find someone else who loves to deal with customers for their showroom because they do carry some good products there.

I came down here to get a couple of items for a house project that I completed today. ACE Hardware…read moreis located in a strip mall off the corner of Jewel Lake Rd. and W. Dimond Blvd. next to Great AK Pizza Co. The employees are very friendly and super helpful. I needed some Cork Stoppers to conceal some nails that were sticking through the ceiling in one of the basement rooms. The house itself is old, probably built in the 1960's, but jeez, whoever laid the wooden beams for the foundation of this house did a terrible job. There were nails sticking out or hanging off the beams as if the builder just left it there instead of using them. I pulled out most of them and used the Cork Stoppers to conceal the remaining nails that I couldn't remove. Not to deviate from the main subject, the employee knew exactly where to find the items I needed and directed me to the exact spot. There are hundreds if not thousands of small parts or accessories on the shelves. The Cork Stoppers were located in one of the aisles at the very end of the store where I would never think to look. I was impressed that he went through all the shelves and went straight to the Cork Stoppers a few seconds after I asked him where they were located. It should be noted that there is more than just hardware in this store. This is one of my favorite places to purchase Christmas decorations. The store boasts a large section devoted to holiday displays and many unique items can be found here that aren't normally in the big box stores. I was able to find some great Charlie Brown Christmas items for the house and the office. During the summer, they have a great BBQ section filled with the latest style of grills and an accompanying shelf stocked with various dry rubs and spices from local businesses down in the lower 48. Over by the cash registers, there are shelves filled with old-school candy and snacks from years past. Idaho Spud, Necco, and Mallo Cup are some of the nostalgic brands I came across. Aside from hardware needs, this place is a great option for novelty items.

ACE is the closest hardware store and when possible my first choice. On some items the selection is…read morelimited but they usually have the frequent used items. Recently I was looking for a spark plug for my dinosaur snow blower and ACE had a couple options. While looking through the aisle, I grabbed some cold weather engine oil and an electric contact spray. Their layout made it easy to find all I needed in the same area. Übersetzung auf Deutsch für meine deutsch sprechende Freunde. ACE ist der am näheste liegende Laden mit Handwerkzeug und allem was man dazu braucht. Beim letzten mal brauchte ich eine Kerze für meinen Schneeachleuderer, und die hatten sogar verschiedene Marken zum auslesen. Beim herum stöbern im Gang hab ich auch rasch noch das kalt wetter Öl und Kontakt Spray gefunden.

We were in a real jam with our deck replacement after we discovered a rot issue along the side of…read moreour house. CMC gave us a fair bid and were able to start the job in a very reasonable amount of time. The crew was amazing. Fast, courteous, and kept me in the loop to make decisions as needed. Steve was a strong foreman and his team worked very hard for him. If you have water damage, fire, rot, or whatever, CMC is now the standard go to in Anchorage

Unresponsive to the extent of ghosting the insurance company and myself and provided an excuse I…read morewill not put words to it since unable to know what is 100 percent true, 80 percent true, or 10 percent true.Channeling personal challenges can occur when buying time or blowing off a customer since possibly not enough money to be made and possibly pad the estimate so the insurance company denies the claim and business owner, Jason, can say "did all he could" are my ongoing concerns since my home is still unrepaired and I now need to find someone else not flaky, disinterested, disillusioned, disingenuous, or just not to be involved with on DAY ONE? $24K for a small room and adjoining bathroom with floor damage and removed sheet rock six inches above floor level from a 2 hours toliet flood (clean/not black water) should not be over $24K with added hourly supervisor fees and other weird stuff in the estimate to the insurance company and my common sense says are you trying to get a claim denial? APPARENTLY padding and inflating an estimate and not communicating with the examiner or myself to resolve the estimate disagreements, before anything is done, tells me if you do not want the estimate, bombard it with as much ridiculous billings so as to sabotage the estimate with the insurance company and then blame the insurance company for the failure to agree and get out of the job without looking bad or get bad reviews. I have verified noncommunicative with all and that is a big red flag. Contractors in Alaska can be flaky, lack intergrity, just not worth having any communication. VERIFIED! Good luck...reviews last forever. I will get my home back but months later, I am mildly pi$$ed off.