Why does Yelp keep reviews from decades ago? They don't offer slab anymore…read more I have worked with Crossville Studios for 8 years and if there's an issue, my reps resolve it. I find them knowledgeable, kind, and respectful with my clients and me. I love the variety of tile there.

This is a nice studio. You could lose yourself in options for hours…read more It is impressive just how many choices you have.

I have used Bud's for 2 renovations now and recommend them to everyone!! Their prices are great,…read moreproducts are fabulous, and staff is so helpful and kind! We will continue to use them forever!!

I shop here for many home projects. The items can be new (recycled) or unused materials from…read moreconstruction projects, including floor kitchen and shower tile. They carry new built kitchen cabinets now, including the recycled sets offered at good discounts. Watch for extra 20% discounts online! I have saved thousands of dollars with careful shopping here.

Wonderful instructor who easily supported the students with different levels of experience. Justin…read morewas patient and pleasant. He explained the process and the details of using each tool safely. The classroom was clean and independent of the rest of the facility making it a quiet and focused space. I will definitely take more classes from Rockler and share the school with other friends

Was placed on hold numerous times with an absolute lack of care consideration trend to get…read moreinformation about products that they had and after being put on hold twice, the gentleman gave me one 800 number and hung up the phone. Might as well go to Home Depot if you want little Care no consideration and a route attendant.

Adams Lumber is a great resource in the area for contractors. It has all the popular plumbing,…read moreelectrical and building items handymen would need. It has a wide selection of lumber that carpenters would need. And it's got a helpful, knowledgeable staff for general contractors to rely on for larger projects. There's nothing else like it in the area.

So glad we found this place! We've been working on a project at the house and wasted several trips…read moreto Home Depot and Lowes when we found Adams Lumber. They were super helpful and had exactly what we needed. If you're looking for any lumber related items come here instead of a big box store. They have great prices and know what they're talking about.

Most Coloradans, or even Denverites, don't even realize what they have nestled in their area…read more Denver has so much to offer as far as historic places like the Molly Brown Mansion, but the less mainstream areas of Denver are just as, if not more, fascinating. Take a drive near DU and wind through the small, unique, but highly fascinating neighborhood of Arapahoe Acres and you'll understand exactly what you've been missing out on your whole life. Arapahoe Acres is a historic district that is a neighborhood built after World War II. There's no mistaking it when you find it as you're immediately directed by 50's ashtray-shaped wooden street signs opposed to the gaudy green signs your eyes are used to. As soon as you see the first house, you'll be in a time warp and a complete anomaly of Englewood architecture. Think 50's California Contemporary design (I'm no architect guru, but that's the best description). The designs are as unique as the lawn decor in front of the houses. Some houses are flat-roofed, high-windowed ranch style homes, while others have the feel of a home with a well-groomed Japanese garden set behind a wall you can't see from the street. The aforementioned lawn decor accents the style well. You might find quasi-flower sculptures or a fountain looking design made from metal. The insides of the houses are uniquely designed as well. Whether it's a fire orange kitchen floor or decor that all have forgotten post 1950's, no one will be disappointed by taking a walk or drive through this neighborhood. My only reservation with the neighborhood is that it is unfortunately surrounded by newer homes that take away from the uniqueness of the interior neighborhood. Go check out Arapahoe Acres and it immediately inspires the writer, photographer, or story-teller in you. If you check it out, and don't want to talk about it with friends after, I would be highly surprised. I promise if you check out Arapahoe Acres, you'll never think of South Denver the same.

I had a simple request on how to purchase parts for a toilet and was sent a trade consumer…read moreapplication form. After sending them pictures and telling them the application didn't apply to me as I'm not a business. I was told I still needed to complete the application. Long story short, I reached out to Porcelanosa in Miami and I was taken care of promptly without unnecessary apps for just 2 toilet seats. Denver Porcelanosa customer service reps could use a lot of training.

Jonah was amazing. Had questions and he went above and beyond to get the answers to my questions…read moreand was prompt in delivering the answers that I needed. Everyone needs people like him in their company!! Thank you so much! Linda L

We LOVED our experience with Granite Imports. We had a general idea of what we wanted but were…read moreblown away by Tim's knowledge and ability to guide us to a stone we absolutely loved. He helped us hone our vision for our kitchen remodel and connected us with other amazing vendors in the Denver area. The selection available and the quality are incredible, the integrity of the staff is unmatched, and the entire process that could have been very stressful, was FUN. We will exclusively use Granite Imports for our next project, regardless of scope or size.

Says online open til 4 on Saturday, arrive there and there is a post it note saying appointment…read moreonly and another one that says no appointments left. Thanks for the inconvenience.