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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Longleaf Lumber - Our Cambridge showroom with sample panels of flooring, paneling, and other custom millwork.

    Longleaf Lumber

    (12 reviews)

    I have lived in Cambridge for 13+ years and never knew this place existed. What a gem! It's a…read morefamily owned business who cares. They offer personal attention, troubleshoot and were kind enough to orient me to the selection they had in their warehouse. From piling that was salvaged from docks in boston harbor to heritage white oak planks...it's as much joy as it is interesting.

    Buyer beware. That is my takeaway suggestion after doing business with Longleaf Lumber. Be sure…read moreand do your own research before settling on the type of wood you want to use on your project. Do not trust their expertise. We selected reclaimed cherry wood that was milled from beams for our project. The stock itself is gorgeous, with mixed widths, deep color, and the perfect imperfections that moves many of us to use reclaimed lumber. Luke Poirier was our salesperson. We made clear to him that the flooring was to be used in our kitchen, that we have a 40 lb. dog, and that the room is a high-traffic area in our home where we enter and exit the house and spend a great deal of time. He said that the wood would work well for our project. Immediately after installation the floors began to be marred by divots and scratches from normal wear and tear--a dog walking through, a dropped spoon, a dropped spice jar. Anything that falls or touches the floor beyond socked feet leaves a mark. We reported this to Luke and provided pictures to him to illustrate our claims. He was at a loss to explain why the wood was so soft and referred us to Alice Degennaro. She came to our house and was dismissive that the softness of the wood was the reason for it wearing so poorly and repeated that she considered cherry a hardwood and suited for kitchen floors. She noted our dog as being the culprit, and after we told her that we had disclosed our having a dog to Luke, she blamed the poor performance of their product on the installer. We contacted our installer and he returned to the house. He was aghast at how horrible the floors looked and last week finished them again for us. Thirty-six hours after their completion, they are already showing signs of scratches and dings. We are one of those households that removes their shoes at the door. The damage is being done from three people and our dog walking around the room. The floors were refinished with four coats of polyurethane plus another layer of finish from Bona for high traffic rooms. As a comparison, the installer refinished the adjacent room (oak flooring) during the initial installation in the kitchen. It was also done with four coats of polyurethane, and after 2 years, and similar use, they remain as pristine as they were on the day in which they were initially completed. According to multiple sites on the Internet, the problem with our kitchen floors is that American Cherry should never be used as flooring in high traffic areas, and perhaps not used as flooring at all. It is soft. Engineered wood floors, that contain cherry wood, apparently wear well, and there are some reports that Brazilian cherry can be used on floors in low traffic areas. Had we thought to google "cherry hardwood floors," we would have known this and selected a different product. However, we trusted the judgement of LongLeaf staff, and quite frankly we should have been able to do so. This is both infuriating and a big disappointment. LongLeaf could have made this up to us, and would probably have lost money in doing so. They could have offered to refund our money, they could have offered us different stock, or they could have offered us new stock and covered the cost of its installation. But no such offers were ever made. The poor performance of their product was due to it being too soft to be used for flooring, and their poor recommendation that we buy it. Buyer beware.

    Williamson Pump & Motor - 24/7 emergency service

Our technicians are fully equipped and ready to hit the road!

    Williamson Pump & Motor

    (3 reviews)

    I didn't expect a free estimate but they charged my $3,720 for an estimate!…read more My house has a pair of sewage ejector pumps in a concrete tank and one of the pumps failed. I called the Williamson Pump and Motor. Their phone number was on the panel as they (or their predecessor) was the original installer. They sent an electrician who looked at the control panel and told me that a pump had failed and needed to be replaced. He said another team could come out and look at the pump, give me a final quote and do the work. The second team spent an hour at the house and informed me that they would have to follow up with a quote. The quote was around $10,000 and the work could not be done right away. Because this was a costly item, I decided to get other quotes. I found another company that was able to do the work right away and as a benefit was about 25% cheaper. Later I received an invoice from Williamson Pump and Motor for $3,720 to diagnose the problem with my system. I called and spoke with their accounting department. They admitted to several errors in the billing and suggested a reduced amount of $1,250. I had signed a rate sheet that agreed to $185 per hour for technicians. I had one technician for 1 hour and as a follow up, 2 technicians for another hour. I expected to pay $555 for their diagnostic services plus some incidentals. Feeling generous and wanting to find an immediate remedy, I proposed that I pay them $800. We agreed finally on $880 which I think was incredibly generous on my part. I found their accounting people to be helpful and we arrived at this resolution rather quickly. I question the accuracy of the billing practices that generated the original invoice amount. I don't know if the "error" was a mistake or was disingenuous but will give them the benefit of doubt. I found their technicians to be grumpy and non-communicative but they have a dirty job, and I think they performed their work safely and with competence. I think they could be better at communicating. I think customers should get a very clear understanding, in writing, of what charges you are agreeing to in advance so you will not be surprised by charges you did not expect.

    I worked with Williamson for over 5 years on servicing my residential sewer system. At first they…read morewere knowledgeable and while expensive seemed to have appropriate expertise. After a dubious claim of a need for repair and a doubling/tripling of the rate they had previously quoted to do the work I did some research. Not only was the original rate high but the new rate was astronomical. Extremely bad experience. My advice - get 3 quotes and skip having one of them from Williamson.

    Georgetown Door & Window - hardware - Updated May 2026

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