I've rented a number of things here over the years including lawn aerators and a host of stuff I…read moreneeded but didn't have. Always had great service with good instruction to help with the task at hand. Recently I went to actually buy something! My chain saw died and I needed a replacement to deal with some fallen trees and decided to treat myself to a good saw this time. They are an authorized Stilh dealer and had a good selection on hand. The staff was incredibly helpful and weren't there to just sell me something but rather took the time to understand my needs and how i was going to use it. I ended up with a model that I hadn't previously considered based on their recommendation. Not only did they assemble and test it, they took the time to show me all the intricacies of care, use, maintenance and safety features. Very knowledgable and helpful. I recommend them when you need power equipment.

Theres probably not much value in reviewing a Lowe's once you've been to one, you've basically been…read moreto them all. That said, little things stock out here as I shop at this location the most. They do a good job with keeping their product in stock and their curbside process has always been seamless for more. Have I had my share of bad experiences or unpleasant employees? Sure. But most of the time everything goes smooth and I get what I need at reasonable prices.

I ordered an expensive Bosch dishwasher. My old dishwasher died so it's the time of ordering my…read moredishwasher was dead. It's been a nightmare. It's almost been a month and I have no dishwasher. I've been given so many phone numbers and so many different people to call that I'm frankly exhausted. This will be the last time. I will shop at Lowe's ever! And they outsourced their installation and the installer was a jerk. I told him they had to come a little later in the day because I would be having surgery the day prior. He said oh well too bad. Terrible customer service.

First time there to research some wood options for the painting easel project I am building. Staff…read morewas super helpful and the lumber prices were more reasonable than a couple of big-box places I visited. They also cut some of the boards to specific lengths that I needed at no extra charges.

I needed a few new rails for my outdoor railing because 3 had broken. They went over and beyond…read morefinding them for me.

I spent almost $5k on flooring. I get almost 90 percent installed when I noticed about 6 rows back…read morethat the engineerd flooring that I was installing wasn't all the way together. I thought my shims might of moved. upon further review and wasting my time I relieved that the width of the flooring varied. I took pictures and left it like that. sent pictures to the ll flooring. I was assigned a case manager to investigate. i ripped 6 rows up to correct the problem. the project is now finished and I was informed today that they wasn't taking any action due to floor being completed. so it's been 5 days today, two days before Christmas and they expected me to leave me customers floor unfinished until they did there investigation. 5 k on a 500 sq foot floor and they don't stand on there product? over $6 dollars a square foot. on top of that I have at least 15 pieces of flooring with white stains on them that will not come off. I WILL NEVER USE THETE PRODUCT FOR ANYTHING!! I have always used them. I will be spreading the word to all my contractor buddies not to use these guys. it's pathetic. I wasted at least a day of my time with this and probably got 20 square feet of flooring that's either stained or different sizes. this company has no

I've worked with a lot of 'retail' home supply companies for house projects over the last few years…read more(Lowe's, Home Depot, etc) as well as some other contractors, and I have to say... I was impressed with Limber Liquidators from start to finish. And I'm not easily impressed when it comes to these sort of things. First, the prices: I'm sure it's not secret that they are incredibly well priced. And if you do hire them for installation, you also don't have to pay tax which is another perk. Second, the retail staff: No commission, no problem. They talked us through our options, the add-ones, the pricing, everything. We chose to do our own demo and to pick up the bamboo flooring to save a couple bucks, and they loaded my truck and were friendly from Day 1. And they let you return any unused material. Lastly, the contractors: Nice guys, did the job exactly as we asked and were done in two days. Cleaned up after themselves, which you don't see much these days. Overall a perfect experience, and probably the first time I'd recommend a local retailer for contractor work.

Get all your metal needs in Cranberry or Monroeville. 2 great locations with tons of inventory.read more

Just went here for my first time. This place is awesome. Not your regular steel/metal yard…read more Everybody was so friendly and helpful. I'm a girl coming in with an idea and a project, and absolutely no experience or knowledge of steel/metals. They were friendly, honest, and extremely informative. They helped me get exactly what I needed for my project, (stainless steel rods for a propane Firepit) without feeling intimidated or uncomfortable with my lack of education on the industry. I was able to walk around and check out all the cool stuff they have. If you're like me, and just a girl with an idea, don't be intimidated to stop in here and find some really cool stuff.

It's a shop that stocks 60+ types of hardwoods, in rough lumber, S2S, and S4S. They're really…read morefriendly. They also have an Ebay store, but items for sale on Ebay aren't on display, and vice-versa. If you haven't bought hardwood before, it's priced by the board foot. One board foot is 12"x12"x1" of wood, however that works out. If you have a six inch wide, one inch thick board, one board foot is two feet long. Price on one board foot depends on thickness. 4/4 (1 inch) takes less time to dry than 8/4 (2 inch), so one board foot of 8/4 costs more than the same volume of 4/4. 4/4 cherry runs around $5 a board foot; most surfaced (smooth) lumber from the region will be between $2 to $10/bf. Exotic/imported hardwoods will typically run $8 to $30/bf, with a few of them - gaboon ebony, snakewood - running significantly more than that.