The kitchen counter tops were placed within days. The job was done well and they cleaned up…read moreafterwards. Top tier in customer service. I highly recommend this business for kitchen and bathroom renovations. Check out their store too, it's beautiful.

From the owner: Our construction team stands ready to bring your architectural visions to life with precision and…read moreskill. Come into our showroom and browse the variation of products we offer.

I bought 900 sq ft of random drilled, bevel butt fiber acoustic tile for my Recording Studio a…read morenumber of years ago and the quality of the product and service was very good

Truly a good place, Always all employees are really kind and friendly to everyone. The place in…read moregeneral is always clean, and they also give out free popcorn to customers on the right side of the entrance. Their popcorn is always really great, and crunchy. And they have 1 dollar snacks like Kit Kat , snickers, Hersey's and a lot more. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for wood and if you're a bit hungry.

A true local hardware store! Got my baseboard trim there and they were amazing! Absolutely…read morerecommend them.

I usually drive 40 miles for top soil, mulch and sand. Staff is so friendly and helpful. I will…read morebe back.

The guy with the tattoos need to look into getting some anger management help.!!! ( I believe he is…read morethe owner). Where to begin, I had order 40 yards for my new property, there is an older lady that delivers the rock wich she is very nice. After the 40 yards, I start going down to the actual place to get small loads of gravel to patch some low points in my property. The first time I was there, I was welcome by this guy, with a tear dropped face tattoo. He was extremely rude, no help, no communication, nothing, just a dry what you need.? To no make this any longer, went there a few time, the guy has very poor attitude, he started yelling at me for being in the place I wasn't supposed to be, I responded to him, I am sorry I dont know your sistem tell me where do I need to be so you can serve the people that was before me, this guy jumped out of the tractor to try fight me, got in my face, I was shock, I have a video from my rear dash cam, after showing the video to my wife, she is talking to a lawyer to see if this can go to legal matters. Don't buy from this people. I rather take my money somewhere else.

I love coming to this hardware store the employee Tara is such an amazing person very helpfulread more

I am a long-time (30+ years) McLendon's Hardware customer at various store locations. I'm not what…read moreyou might call a shopper - I'm more of a go in, get it and get out kinda guy. But I admit to just stopping into a McLendon's now and then just to browse or checkup on one or two things. I always seem to find somethin.' McLendon today is not what it was yesterday, no business is; but, I keep McLendon at the top of my list whenever I'm looking for - that "dang-thang!" Because they always seem to have it...

My father and I have been shopping at this hardware store for decades now. The shop is veteran…read moreowned and operated and there's no better place to buy your material and be greeted by a friendly face and arrow lumber and hardware Buckley Washington.

I have used Arrow for everything from home lumber packages to decking / fencing materials and…read morechemicals for those pesky weeds. I have even found a supply line and other plumbing supplies there. They have a surprising amount of stuff in the store, for me it is always worth a call to see if they might have it to save a trip into Bonny Lake.They are part of the community too, they have a Santa night and support local causes. Every year they have a customer appreciation BBQ with prizes and vender booths to check out the latest in materials and tools. So glad to have a local hardware store in town!

Pretty good place if you already know what you're looking for a knowledgeable about DIY's …read more.... otherwise it's a crapshoot on who you get to help out. I've been there a few times because it's just around the corner to replace Home switches which should've taken just a few minutes to go in and find... But no one there to help me and match what I'm looking for.

Re: Sumner McLendon's: When I purchased 5 pallets of Beauty Bark and Potting soil, I requested…read moredelivery. I had to pay $75 deposit for the pallets and was told it didn't matter that it "could" take me a few years before I (Senior, disabled, single, lady) to get everything off the pallets, the refund would be good. Well, it wasn't! My handyman, who brought them back yesterday, was told they have a "6 month" limit on returning pallets. Well, I guess I'm the fool for assuming their verbal statement was a solid agreement! I still have the receipt for the $75 pallet charge, but they will not honor their verbal agreement, after 6 months!!!!!!!

TL;DR Finish quality was rough, seams and vents had heavy…read moreadhesive buildup, and several areas now collect rainwater -- and these concerns were never addressed. On top of that, the contract copy arrived 5 days late after a $2,000 deposit, the office initially had no record of our project, the written contract didn't match what we were told, and the job required three visits -- which altogether felt very unprofessional for a $6,000 repair. - We recently hired Guardian Roofing to repair a roof leak above our dining room. The inspection took place the week before Thanksgiving, and the repair itself was carried out on Thanksgiving Day. We genuinely appreciated that the crew was willing to work over a holiday. However, the weeks that followed involved multiple return visits and repeated attempts on our part to resolve concerns privately. Because these issues remained unresolved for nearly a month, we felt it was important to share our experience for future customers. Because water was actively leaking into our home, we moved forward quickly after the salesperson explained that the job would include replacing the roof plywood and installing a gutter downspout extension. We paid a $2,000 deposit that same day. Although the contract was signed electronically, we did not receive a copy for five days, despite being told it would be sent immediately. During that time, the salesperson became unresponsive -- and when we contacted the company office to follow up, they initially had no record that we had signed a contract or paid a deposit. That was extremely concerning given the urgency of the situation. After the repair was completed, we finally received the written contract -- and only then realized that it did not match what we had been told. The gutter extension was not included in the document, and the plywood had only been partially replaced, even though we had understood the replacement would cover the full section. When we raised these discrepancies, we were told that the company had simply followed the wording of the contract. Only after further discussion, including acknowledgment of what the original salesperson had described, did the company agree to install the gutter extension at no additional cost. Still, for a $6,000 repair, the overall process felt disorganized and unclear. The job ultimately required three visits: the initial torch-down installation, a later trip to add the omitted gutter extension, and then another visit to secure that extension after it was installed too loosely. Even after all of this, our original concerns about finishing quality and water pooling were never addressed. These concerns were not just about appearance. This section of the roof is clearly visible from our upstairs rooms and yard, and even neighbors who can see it commented that the work looked surprisingly rough for a professional installation. The seams and vent patches were left with heavy, uneven adhesive buildup, and in several areas rainwater now collects instead of draining properly. When we raised these issues, we were told that the work met company standards and, in their words, "we are not decorators." The conversation repeatedly shifted toward explaining the nature of torch-down roofing -- as if the outcome were simply inherent to the system -- rather than addressing the quality of the execution itself. What made the experience particularly difficult was feeling that our urgency and lack of technical knowledge were not met with clear guidance and follow-through, but instead left us to discover contractual and workmanship issues only after the fact. In the end, the combination of delayed documentation, unclear expectations, inconsistent internal awareness of our project, multiple return visits, and workmanship that appeared unfinished left us disappointed and concerned as customers. We hope this review helps other homeowners make informed decisions and encourages greater clarity, accountability, and care in both communication and work quality going forward.

Dishonest! They intentionally omit an important "requirement"…read more I requested an estimate for an exhaust vent repair which was simple to do on Guardian's website. Guardian quickly called me, which became a strange experience. The lady from Guardian asked me if my Wife was employed and what her hours were. I asked why she wanted to know that, and she replied that they like to be able to discuss the project with both Husband and Wife. I told her that I'd handle everything myself. She again started down the road about my Wife and asked what time she gets home. I said don't worry about my Wife's hours, she doesn't need to be at home for me to hear how much this will cost. Such a personal question, especially after having asked to stop, is very inappropriate and weird for Guardian to pose. An estimator came to our house a few days later; fantastic employee and experience. He was very professional and knowledgable. I went up on the roof with him and he explained a lot about shingles, etc. He was at our house for an hour. I received a message from Guardian the next day asking to schedule another visit to my home to discuss the estimate. I was confused by their request. I politely declined and asked them to email me the estimate like every other estimate we received. Guardian refused to send me my estimate. Then they emailed me: "Our process does require an in-person review the estimate so we can walk through the details, materials, and options and answer any questions. Since a lot goes into our estimates, we're not able to send the estimate by email alone." No, their "process" is something they made up; no one is making them do this. Yes, they CAN email an estimate...like all their competitors. They want to come out again to try and pressure us. Guardian is saying that I have to take time out of my day, again, to be presented the estimate in person. Their competitors came to my house, then emailed me an estimate the next day. Like every other estimate experience I've gone through in my life. Had Guardian told me they refuse to email the estimate, I never would have let you come in our home. But they intentionally didn't say that, a lie of omission. This is a deceptive tactic. It's also extraordinarily disrespectful of my time.