I've used their windows and boy they are junk compared to Harveys…read more They really don't have much of any good there and everything is over priced.

Awesome find! Walked into the building by accident and boy am I thrilled! Looking for a granite…read morecountertop. Great buy! Holy Toledo! Awesome warehouse atmosphere of all kinds of great treasures. If you are building or renovating or just need a new faucet go see these folks! My sales guy, Joe R. Is your guy! Though based on what I witnessed anyone of these folks will take care of you. I'll be back for more! They have brand names too! I was looking at the Franke stainless sinks 14-16-18 gauge! Can't wait for my next purchase!

I'm about a year late with this review, but since we're in the season of giving thanks I wanted to…read morewrite my review. I highly recommend this business. I was referred by a friend and am very pleased with the service. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful and the product lines are all high quality. Michael redesigned my entire kitchen and thought of every little detail. I couldn't have done it without him. He and Gail coordinated on design and function and helped talk through any questions and concerns I had. I'm very happy with the outcome and this team made the process so easy.

I had a great experience with ProSource. I ordered tile for my bathroom floor and kitchen…read morebacksplash. It took a little longer for my floor tile to come in due to COVID-related delays, but the backsplash arrived early. Brian was upfront with me about delays and having experienced delays with everything else I ordered for my remodel, I expected it. This was my first time remodeling on my own and Brian was very helpful and knowledgeable. ProSource has the best price I could find for the Thassos marble tile I ordered and I absolutely love it!

I can't speak to their in-store products, but their "classes" are a massive bait-and-switch…read more If you call the store, they'll tell you that "Woodworking I" is an extremely advanced class, which is an absolute prerequisite for any other class they offer. They will tell you that this is the appropriate class for those with decades of experience, because decades of experience outside of their extra-special, extra-advanced class could not possibly prepare you for their other classes. AFTER they take your money and you arrive at the class, the instructor will tell you that it's a class for rank beginners who have never touched a woodworking tool in their lives. It's a huge scam.

This was my 2nd visit to Woodcraft at Woburn - The first visit was to see their product selection…read moreand the second to purchase. On my first visit, I brought my kitchen cabinet door that i needed to strip/sand but I needed some advice regarding materials to use etc. Geno and Joe offered me good advice during my first visit- On my next visit, Geno also took time to show me how he used the product that i had just purchased and gave some tips on how to proceed with my project. Overall, great experience. Its good to visit a store where people are friendly and passionate about what they do- I am guessing that anyone working here is a wood worker and truly enjoy their craft. Good job, Woodcraft.

worst customer service l have had in years. they are lazy and useless as far as the the counter…read morepeople in woburn. l would never shop there again and l have spent thousands and thousands of dollars over the years when it was barker lumber. another corporation ruins something good.

good chat about railings and lumber and stuff. reco from great neighbor. awesome reviews. local.read more

I cannot recommend Anderson & McQuaid Co, Inc. highly enough! They have an incredible selection of…read morehardwood moldings with every profile imaginable. I've purchased crown moldings and door casings here, and the quality is always top-notch. What really sets them apart, though, is the customer service. I worked with Bob, who was a lifesaver. He helped me select the perfect profile for my project and expertly calculated exactly how much material I needed. To top it off, he had an associate cut the long pieces so they would fit safely in my car, while carefully ensuring the lengths I actually needed for the installation remained intact. Truly an excellent experience from start to finish--I will definitely be back for my next project!

They had the wood that I couldn't find! What an interesting place! So much cool wood! Next time I…read morewon't go 20 min before closing do I can really look around. The wood I bought (maple 1-3/4 x 1/3/4 ) was great quality.

I ordered a 2 piece swivel rocking chair set Dec 18th. Was told they have an outside distributor to…read moredeliver chairs. Cleared the 16th of Jan for delivery. They informed me they couldn't deliver until Jan 22nd 10am to 2pm. At 6pm called store. Manager Donald Pickney investigated, called me back, and went out of his way to deliver the set to me after working all day. Was very impressed, and very grateful. Donald you are a superstar and the Lowes in Woburn should be happy to have you. You are one in a million. We thank you so much. I will be glad to continue to give my business in Woburn Lowes.

7 Months. 2 Measurements. 2 Failed Installations. Still Not Done…read more If you are considering using Lowe's in Woburn for installation services, don't. My wife and I started a storm door project in August during their "free installation" promotion. We needed Larson storm doors and I clearly stated from Day 1 that the frames required a build-out. I was told this was routine and handled "all the time." That statement turned out to be fiction. Measurement #1: They missed the first appointment. Rescheduled for 10am the next day. Arrived at 1pm. I again explained the build-out requirement. It was not documented. Installation Attempt #1: Installer shows up and informs me: Two doors are bent and unusable. They were never told about the build-out. The porch rails might prevent installation. They drill holes into my front door frame and then leave. Zero completed work. We start over. Measurement #2: Different person comes out after I request someone with more experience. Photos taken. Build-out discussed again. Then comes the quote confusion. I'm told I owe roughly $500 more because the build-out wasn't properly carried over in the new quote. When I ask for documentation comparing the original and revised totals, I'm told the associate "doesn't want to do the math." I had to fight through their automated phone system for nearly an hour just to get basic pricing documentation. Seven months later, end of February, installers return. Installation Attempt #2: They immediately inform me the measurements AGAIN failed to account for build-out width and rail placement. Their proposed solution? Cut my porch rails and improvise framing. They also suggest relocating my house numbers "off to the side." At that point, I stopped the work. Seven months. Two measurement appointments. Two failed installations. Damage to my door frame. Incomplete project. This wasn't a complicated custom job. It was storm doors with a clearly disclosed build-out requirement from the beginning. The pattern here isn't a mistake, it's systemic incompetence between sales, measurement, and installation. I will be hiring an actual professional to finish the job. If you value your time, your home, and basic project management competence, do not use Lowe's installation services.