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Cabinet Depot

3.9 (13 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Hi Israel.,,, sending Dewain your way. Please take cate of him, long time realtor friend. Like brother to me!

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First a disclaimer. I consider myself a competent home handyman, and tackle most repairs, be they…read moreautomotive, electrical, carpentry, electronic and plumbing. Finding replacement parts can be relatively facile, given the local big box stores, and in recent years, the burgeoning on line retails. We have had to make plumbing repairs on houses built over 40 years ago, and here is where Faucet Parts comes into play. My first experience was the simple repair of leaking bathroom faucets. I could not find replacement parts for the aged faucet at the big box store, so I called Faucet Parts. They had me take a photo of the faucet and at their counter, they immediately identified the manufacturer of the unit,and sold the needed parts: repair completed. My second experience was a bit more complicated. The issue was a leaking shower head, again in an aging house. Taking the single handle stem apart, significant force was needed to free the stem...and then...a sickening CRACK could be heard. Unfortunately, the stem was shattered, and as I learned, a replacement was no longer available. That would mean tearing the tile from the wall and replacing the entire shower valves and body! Luckily, an older gentleman (the owner I presume) overheard my dilemma at the counter, and then constructed a new stem with salvaged parts that he had on hand. The install worked perfectly, saving me several more dollars and hours to replace the whole unit. I am unsure about the previous reviews that told of unhelpful staff and pricing, but my experience was decidedly different and very positive. In my opinion, this supply house is my "go to" for those gnarly plumbing parts issues. Be well Yelpers!!

Being greeted with a happy smile and a cheerful desire to serve their customers is the trademark…read morefor this business. If I come there and need a part I get it. If not they give me useful advice as to how to resolve my problem. I am so very grateful to this company.

Alamo Hardwoods

Alamo Hardwoods

(9 reviews)

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Stopped in to get some wood for a DIY project. The salesperson looked at my inspiration pictures…read moreand offered some excellent cost saving tips and sound advice for staining the finished project. Highly recommend Alamo Hardwoods over a box store for your specialty wood needs - cost is about the same but the customer service is above and beyond!

Those of you have regularly read my insightful, brilliantly written and outrageously useful reviews…read moreknow that I don't often give one star reviews. But, in this case, I feel it's completely necessary and justified. Now, in all fairness, the service I received was very good. But, the pricing is so unbelievably high - it's highway robbery. TL;DR - Do NOT buy hardwood here. Their prices are HYPER inflated! (Price sheet photos attached). So, here is the story: I just started woodworking and, like most novices, I find buying the materials to be a little intimidating. I mean, we don't know what wood to use for what project. We don't know how much to buy. We don't know how much it should cost, or where to get it. Hell, we don't even understand the terminology (what the heck is a board foot?!). The answer is to find a reputable hardwood supplier and go there. I'm currently traveling on business and have time on my hands, so I decided to look in San Antonio and see what I could find. After a quick internet search, I settled on Alamo Hardwood and made the drive downtown to check it out. When I walked in, a young man approached me and asked if he could help me. After finding I was a novice, he took me around the store and showed me the various types of wood, how they're surfaced, etc. He was friendly, answered my questions and allowed me to take pictures of the price sheets. I was pretty discouraged at how much my projects were going to cost because wood is so freakin' expensive. I asked if they had any plywood or veneers and he sent me to a competitor about a block away. Later that night, I was watching YouTube videos and some random woodworker's video started to play. The title of his video was "I almost got scammed buying hardwood!", and that caught my attention. He proceeded to explain exactly what my experience had been that day, even to the point of having the Alamo Hardwood employee referring him to the same competitor a block away. So, he said to go to Dakota Hardwood in San Antonio and check out their prices. So, I did that. Every single quote from Dakota was a fraction of what was at Alamo. And the guy there gave me a full tour, etc. As an example - Alamo's price for 4/4 Hard Maple is $17.25 per board foot. Dakota? .... $3.99 per board foot. And I got to handle the maple - absolutely beautiful quality. Avoid Alamo Hardwood. The prices are dishonest and unreasonable.

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This place is pretty cool. It's walking distance from where we live and we don't drop by often…read moreenough. I needed a timer, so off we go. An hour later (you get caught up in all the eclectic items they offer). During the hour I checked out cat toys, dog toys, cards (fabulous collection of off beat greeting cards), cat litter, yo yos, dominoes, keys (they cut keys), gardening tools, pocket knives and many other items. You can find a nice weird gift for someone here. And yes, I bought a timer for $6.99. Go there and be reminded of back-in-the-day Scrivener's.

We do not like to drive 41 miles round trip for brusque service. In order to make sure they could…read moremake a car key BEFORE wasting time and gas driving down from Fair Oaks Ranch, my husband called them twice. The first time he called, my husband spoke to a guy who said they needed to see the key first to see if they could do it. Fair enough, but they could have looked the key up first on Google or something. My husband forgot to ask how much it would cost IF they could do it, so he called back. A woman took his call and was short with him, as if she didn't want to be bothered. She snapped, "Oh no - we can't do that!" My husband told her he just talked to a man who told him to bring it down. So then she said "Oh, okay. $2 or $3." When he arrived and handed them the key, she took one look at it and "No we can't do that!" She was very abrupt. We would have shopped a bit for other things, we got the clear impression that our business wasn't wanted. For anything. They were not busy at all. I can understand that they couldn't make the key, but a little more kindness and perhaps some initiative to find out exactly what kind of key we needed would have gone a long way. Since they make keys, and are no doubt familiar with modern fob type car keys, a little engagement of the gray matter would have saved everyone a big hassle.

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