I've used Ferguson fixtures to outfit by basement bathroom, guest bathroom and now replace the house contractor kitchen faucet over the past 7 years. The last time I bought a kitchen faucet was 10 years ago, at least. It was STICKER SHOCK time! Yes, I know I could probably get a cheaper faucet at one of the Big Box stores. However, I have read and the contractors installing this stuff swear that the quality of fixtures at the BB stores is not as good. So I suck it up because I want value and I don't want to replace fixtures often. Nevertheless, i am still shocked by some of the faucet prices. I didn't think $1K+ kitchen faucets were sold locally, for example. I rethink this and decide to set a budget $300-$400, after looking at all the wonderful choices. My new faucet cost $356 with tax, curious YELPERs. There are well known common brands and some very upscale/high price not so well know brands.
Most items are not stocked and have to be ordered, I am told. OK. I am in no rush. Dora, my sales person, checks the inventory and it's in stock. That's the way life works. If I needed it that day, no way would that faucet be in stock. I pay and wait briefly for Dora to fetch my new kitchen faucet. Every time I've been here the sales persons are helpful, knowledgeable and patient. If your contractor is local and doesn't have a Ferguson account I would wonder why not. One of my former contractors had me go to Ferguson to make my selections then he got them using his contractor discount. Stop in and get some of the decorator catalogues if you have a home improvement project beginning to formulate in you mind. There are so many new fangled stuff on the market.
I will upload a photo of my new faucet after it's installed. I took a few store snaps but it looks like the store did a good job uploading those so I will trash all except my Wolf photo. Who knew Ferguson sold Wolf products, I think. read more