Hull Supply Company is a one-stop shop for commercial doors and accesories. Hull is one of the main…read moredistributors of commercial doors, doorjams, auto-closers, and commercial door-related accesories in the Austin area. They carry fire barrier doors for commercial applications as well, and they stock lots of specialty items that you would normally expect to special order. If, for example, a door-closer at your office loses a pin or stops functioning right, they should be able to locate the replacement parts that you will need to repair it. Hull is centrally located on E. Cesar Chavez, which makes it pretty easy to get to.

They have the latch that goes on the bathroom stall. And the walls of the stall itself. And nice…read morepeople. They also have those bizarre impossible to remove screws that go with it. Is unscrewing bathroom stall hardware REALLY such a problem that we need to invent a non-removable screw and a special "I guess if you have to" Screwdriver for it? If you need this stuff, and need it now, or if you want highly trained partition planners and designers to lay out your next public loo--these guys are good and local and nice.

Buying lumber at Eastside Lumber and Decking is as good an experience as I can imagine: they have…read moregood products at fair prices, make worthwhile recommendations and deliver quickly. In less than 30 minutes, I'm in and out of their store knowing that I purchased what I need and when it will be delivered -- and every board arrives straight and is of first quality. I can't foresee any reason I'd consider shopping anywhere else. Highly recommended.

I wrote an email asking for a specific piece of siding with specific dimensions in hardiplank…read moreinstead of masonite., and got a response that said "we have all the standard sizes of hardieplank in stock now" from Dean Apparently it was MY mistake to take that as an affirmative response, because when I drove an hour out of my way to go pick up the board with those dimensions they told me that they only has hardieboard not hardieplank, that it would never work in place of masonite, they didn't have that size in wood either and when I showed them their own email from an hour previous Dean raised his voice and said "I said Standard Sizes!" Apparently he couldn't be bothered to read two whole sentences of email and only read the one half of the word "hardie" and I was supposed to understand that he had disregarded the rest of it. Listen: Maybe if you are a builder or something that is going to buy 2000 board feet they will give you the time of day. But even then I wouldn't want to support their dishonesty. As an individual: Avoid!

Fantastic folks in all 3 Austin locations with only one exception the old grumpy guy at St, John's…read more At a supplier it maybe a standard to have one grumpy old man. He's really tolerable, kinda like stuttering in line at a NYC deli "next, back of the line for you". I really came here to praise the Bratton Lane and South Austin locations, amazing people, amazing service, I feel recognized and appreciated. They're so helpful patient. ABC is amazing, great service and people.

Prices are 20%+ on avg higher than my other distributors. I use ABC only when I have to. I avg…read morethree reroofs per month. I am not a large contractor, but I dont like feeling ripped off.

Ferguson on Airport Boulevard is not a good store. The customer service there is horrible and…read moreselection is limited. The

I spent several days talking to a number of different people, at several different Lowes, Home…read moreDepot and other home and hardware stores about a plumbing problem I was having with my shower. They were all very friendly, eager, cheerful, but simply not helpful. I dropped by Ferguson Plumbing Supply and talked to Michael, who diagnosed and fixed the problem in about 30 seconds! Sometimes, you simply need to talk to a real pro.

So easy to work with on special projects. Their work is exceptional. I will definitely use Harvest…read moreLumber for woodworking projects!

I stopped in here after reading an article online mentioning their business that sells wood,…read moreincluding reclaimed wood. This store is a bit hard to spot, being behind this small coffee shop and food truck area. There is also a small store near it. So the parking is very limited here. This store features lumber milled from the Austin area. The employee was very friendly and answered all of our questions about the various types of wood. They even reclaimed the floors from a gym and the shelves from a library for sale. For what he was selling the prices are very fair. We didn't end up getting anything but may come back in the future.

Contacted Ergeon for some fence repair needs and worked with Dayne. The company uses a video chat…read moreto get a visual perspective of the needed repairs and integrates overhead mapping views for additional estimation needs such as length. This is a nice way to reduce in-person estimates and scheduling. They then provide a live walkthrough of the mapping and estimation through the same video chat. Once complete, they send the estimate along with the overhead screenshot view. Dayne was extremely helpful and professional throughout the call. He discussed and clearly explained the various items and insights on the work involved. All my questions were answered and their pricing seems good. We're still in the midst of getting estimates, but first impressions of Dayne and Ergeon have be very positive.

It was a great experience from beginning to end. Reasonably priced and they constantly kept me…read moreupdated. The guys who installed the fence were very professional, polite, and clean. They introduced themselves to our neighbors to let them know what's going on. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again if I need to. Very happy with our decision!

Reflecting the same experience as Herman R. I'd used one of their competitors three times with…read moreincreasing dissatisfaction & pricing. Linde apparently doesn't need your amateur non-commercial business, but I feel like Alamo deserves it!

I have used this business for many years. they are very knowledgeable, helpful, reasonable pricing…read more I recently tried a different place because it was more convenient and received incorrect info and lackluster service. As a non professional, I rely on the expertise of these guys and I have always been happy with what I got at Alamo.

Great customer service during covid with supply chain issues rampant, it did not impact the ability…read moreto deliver!

I have been "shopping" at Custom Stone well over a hundred times and believe me, it is not like…read moreshopping anywhere else. First, you walk through an outdoor "showroom" where they have mocked-up their offerings by building a little castle, fountain, and columns into a hodge-podge quilt of stone samples. Tumbleweed Tan Big Block and Western Gray Ashlar form part of the wall with Palomino Flagstone on the ground. The "built showroom" is helpful to see a variety of stone types and coursing types. In addition, they have probably 2 or 3 acres of stone piles and pallets to browse through. When you are choosing the stone for your home, it is nice to have a place where you can see many samples out in the sunlight. Second, once you have chosen what you want you can go inside and request how many tons you want. If you do not know for sure, but you know the square foot, they will help determine this with you.The also have Decomposed Granite (DG) and a variety of smaller stones and gravel that can be used in landscaping. Third, you drive your truck over a large scale to the area where they will load it. After your truck is weighed empty, they fill 'er up with stone. You have to drive back over the scale in your truck and believe me, it feels like stepping onto the scale after a big meal at Fonda San Miguel. Now, your stuffed truck has been weighed and you go back inside to pay. Great selection but not the cheapest place in town to buy rocks.