Fast friendly & very helpful service. All the team members were terrific! Highly recommendread more

Dale with Guerry came out an measured my windows, sent me a quote for Sierra Pacific sash…read morereplacement windows. They were ordered and delivered on time. Coastal Joinery installed them and they were a Perfect Fit. The whole process was seamless and Perfect.

Grant and the team at Savannah Hardscapes did an exceptional job on our patio. Their attention to…read moredetail combined with their professionalism and expertise ensured that what we envisioned and hoped for became a reality. Grant managed our project personally and communicated every step of the way, offering advice and feedback. If you're looking for a superb product and a top-notch team, look no further than Savannah Hardscapes. -Holly Murphy

Selection and design services were very good, however you end up having to pay for shipping on your…read moreorders, including reorders and returns. Additionally, returns are not accepted after 30 days and many projects like ours took significantly longer to complete. Customer service following delivery of product is poor at best. Consider this before ordering.

Ordered a front door as they walked us through the process and different options. Great service…read moreand delivery! Highly recommended!

Avoid this company at all costs. The service was appalling--rude interactions, zero communication,…read morerepeated mistakes in both ordering and scheduling, and absolutely no accountability. What should have been a straightforward patio door purchase turned into a nine-month ordeal involving three separate orders, lost items, incorrect replacements, and consistently disrespectful treatment. I'd rather buy a budget door from Lowe's than ever deal with this company again. Consider this a warning. While I usually believe "you get what you pay for," these doors were far from cheap and came with nothing but frustration, errors, and dismissive customer service.

Quote was 3x higher than what I bought a year ago to do a kitchen. And the source is closer here…read morethan the other house

Excellent selection of natural stone and quartzite. We were able to find exactly what we were…read morelooking for plus a backup option. The employee at check in was friendly and helpful.

We have been dealing with Grayco on the construction of our new home. They seem to have the knack…read moreof messing up ever item that we have ordered from them. They ordered the wrong sliding glass door and now they are trying to blame everyone else, but themselves who are clearly responsible. The transomes don't line up with the doors in 2 places. They say they'll fix it. Well it's been 2 1/2 months and they haven't. They ordered the wrong door for the garage. Again they say they'll deal with it, but it's been a month and a half. However, the worse problem we've had is that they gave us bids for the job and EVERY item has cost more. They say they will look into the price variations, but I will probably have to sue them. They think that because they don't have a lot of competition they can get away with bait and switch along with poor service

We recently completed a major renovation on our home due to Hurricane Matthew. We made the…read moreunfortunate decision to use Grayco for our Anderson sliding glass doors. One of the door panels was damaged on arrival -- it was clearly from a different lot and no quality control had been performed by Grayco before delivery to our home. In fact, we did not discover the defect until the old doors were removed and we were forced to install the damaged door. Anderson replaced the door several months later due to Grayco's lack of follow through. We also had to order an additional screen door that we had forgotten to order. It took months for this simple screen door to arrive. It was installed while we were away for a couple of hours, and when we returned and attempted to open the screen door, it would not move. It is completely inoperable and no one at Grayco is able to assist. Their customer service is beyond bad -- it appears that they just don't care. Please consider that we paid for our merchandise in full without delay and, as you can imagine, this was not an insignificant amount of money. With all of the stress and hassle associated with a hurricane renovation, it is almost inconceivable that Grayco would provide such poor customer service and general disrespect.

I worked with Sabrina, who made suggestions and helped with the design my kitchen cabinets. She…read morecouldn't come out and look at the space, but she was able to use my measurements (praying that they were correct) to design just what I want. They will be painted and assembled when I get them. Thanks Sabrina, I can't wait to see them installed! Dee, Savannah

Such a bustling business store in a quiet town! I follow Storehouse Salvage on social media and…read morefinally got the time to go. It was a Saturday morning and the parking lot was packed! The store is a decent size but not huge. I'd say about a quarter of the place is wood but they also have cabinets, paint, doors, rugs, loads of decor and more. If you're renovating a house, this is the place for you! They were having a rug sale the day I was there. The 3x5 rugs were $5 and 5x7 rugs were only $14.99 - all were really great quality! I feel like that's a steal of a deal! I'll definitely be back.

At the direction of my builder, I ordered $200k of Sierra Pacific windows for my new home from…read moreEspy. Seven were delivered with broken panes, which took the company two years to replace. The $10k front door I purchased from Espy has never shut properly, and now they will not return my calls to have the improper installation remedied. If I was to do it all over again, I would seek another supplier and builder.

From the owner: Espy Lumber Company, Inc. was founded by Wesley Espy in 1958 as Espy Concrete Company, Inc. The…read morecompany began doing business on Hilton Head two years after the first bridge was built linking the island to the mainland. Initially, its primary business was to furnish concrete to the emerging resort developments. During the 1960's, as the population of Hilton Head grew from 900 to 2,500, the business was broadened to include lumber and building materials. As a result, the company outgrew its original location on what is today Pope Avenue. In 1971, two acres of the current five-acre site on Arrow Road were acquired. Construction was completed and Espy Lumber moved to its present location in 1972. During the 1970's, the concrete operation was sold, and the lumber and building materials business continued to expand, and the company acquired an adjacent three-acre parcel for future growth. In the fall of 1978, Wesley Espy was killed in an automobile accident and the estate offered the