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J P Hart Lumber

3.0 (2 reviews)

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11 years ago

These people are the BEST! I wrote a bad review about McCoy Lumber last week. Took my business to JP Hart Lumber and they are fabulous!

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We got a quote from them for a City of Austin Art In Public Places art project. 5 yards of…read moreconcrete for a footing. I emailed them and asked for an in-person meeting so I could discuss details of the pour/job. No reply. So I drove to their office in Hutto, an hour drive from my home in Kyle. Only one person at their offices, a bobble-head blonde with a pony tail. She was on the phone so I politely waited outside of her office. She paused her conversation and asked "What can I help you with?" I replied that I'd like to speak to someone about an upcoming pour for our Art In Public Places project. She replied, rudely, "You'll just have to call me later. I'm busy!" I tried to explain to her that I wanted to speak with a decision maker in person and asked if I could set up an appointment. Her reply? "We don't do appointments!" Again, rude tone. I replied "Pleasure doing business with you!" And left. How can a company do business like this? I'll find a company in Austin that will actually talk to their customer. I'd give them a ZERO if allowed.

The Hunter concrete pump I ordered was broken, so they 'borrowed' one from a competitor. Then, the…read more'borrowed' pump broke down, spewing hydraulic fluid in a large area of the job site. Waited two hours for a replacement to finish the concrete pour. I was quoted $2,400 for a concrete pump rental. After the concrete pour, they added on fees and charges equaling $4,200. When I complained about the additional charges, I was told I was inexperienced and that everybody added extras. When I persisted in my protests, they threatened to place liens on the property. Very poor business experience. Save yourself grief, call someone else.

J P Hart Lumber - buildingsupplies - Updated October 2026

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