Helpful in finding what I need at a price I can afford. They have just about everything one would…read moreneed. Besides they are good people. Over the 14 years I have lived here in Bandon, I depend on the local stores and Bandon Supply hasn't disappointed.

Five years ago I bought a lawnmower from them. I was advised as a customer any lawn mower…read moremaintenance or repair would be prioritized. They have always been quick and thorough with the job done on my lawnmower. I have found their staff friendly, helpful and professional. I would recommend Bandon Supply to my friends.

I've stopped in from anything from garden hoses to screws or tools. The folks here are super…read morehelpful and friendly.

If you need to go somewhere for hardware, paint, anything I would go to ace, and avoid Hennicks,…read morethere customer service is horrible, especially if you go there when Corey an employee of Hennicks is working, he thinks he owns the place, and has terrible people skills, he also has an arrogant attitude towards the customer, I have been doing business with Hennicks for years, and that guy has turned me off to them, if you like being talked down to and feeling like you don't matter, then by all means go to Hennicks, if not steer clear

This used to be ProBuild and is my favorite place to buy lumber. They have covered areas that keep…read moremost of the wood dry and have a very large selection. I consider this a more "professional" store in that it has just about anything you'd need to build a house. They can custom order things like doors and windows, and have roofing materials, etc. They don't carry bathroom fixtures or lights or stuff like that. They are also helpful and answer questions, but if your just wanting to fix your toilet or something like that, I'd go to Farr's.

Doing a major project at home and had some basic knowledge about things. The staff here were not…read moreonly extremely helpful and kind but looked out for me on pricing, and advice-- to the extent even of recommending a trusted contractor for an estimate and review of the project. Dylan went way out of his way on every level-- on a Friday nonetheless driving in the opposite direction of his home to bring me materials cut to specifics... that I could not fit in my car! Look you cannot get any better than this building supply place! As a woman and as a single mother, I highly recommend all the ladies needing diy assistance from a decent human to go in and ask for Dylan. He even made sure to give me a coloring book for my baby boy. The man loading the materials also has a baby #5 on the way. I made one single stop here and left with a better feeling despite going home to polish a turd. God bless every project walking in this door.

I want to let people know, if you need lumber, call LNL…read more Address: 93789 Carlisle Ave, Coos Bay, OR 97420 Hours: Open Closes 4:30PM Phone: (541) 269-7071 Im not a carpenter and I did not realize a 2x4 is not 2" x 4" So when my order arrived nothing worked.. Cuts were wrong, basically a lot of wood I could not use. When I called to see how this could be fixed, the manager not only took care of it all, he then came out to my house with the right stuff, and left it without pay as my wife had the cash (Duh) and was not home. I was blown away by their courtesy and professionalism and their patience dealing with a moron like me. These guys went above and beyond, my hat is off to them.

I wanted to take a moment to recap my recent interaction with your business, as I believe it's…read moreimportant to accurately outline what transpired. On July 30th, I sent an email inquiry requesting a price quote and provided a clear list of the items I needed. I received a response from Travis, who stated: "Most all the materials on your list i have to order and i'm waiting for a call back on a few of the items from the supplier, i most likely will have this quote rdy for you monday." Based on this, I reasonably expected to receive the quote by Monday. When Thursday arrived and I still had not heard back, I followed up, assuming the request may have been forgotten. I also inquired if I could speak with someone else, such as an owner, to help move things along. Instead of a professional response, Travis--sounding irritated--replied, "How about you come down to the store, bud." This comment felt unnecessarily confrontational. I replied asking why it was necessary to come to the store in person when I had already provided the list by email and simply needed a quote. His response was dismissive, stating he would "get to it when he can," which gave me the impression that my request was not important. At that point, I informed him not to bother, as it was clear he did not want to assist me and that I would take my business elsewhere. Unfortunately, rather than ending the matter there, Travis continued sending additional emails, including irrelevant commentary and even correcting a minor typo in my email in what appeared to be an unprofessional attempt to mock me. The final message I received from him read: "I am just as appalled and dumbfounded at your actions and responses. Again, sorry I couldn't help you and good luck." To which I replied, "You are correct on the dumb part," clarifying my disagreement with his characterization, not calling anyone "dumb." His final response was, "Lol another keyboard warrior." This entire experience was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. I am genuinely surprised that this type of behavior is tolerated within your business. I intend to share this experience with others, both locally and online, as I believe customers deserve to be treated with respect and professionalism. I hope you will take this feedback seriously, as I truly believe this reflects poorly on your business and could be addressed with proper training or oversight.

Living close by Coos Head Builders Supply has let me use them for providing several odd lots of…read moreparts and tools over the years. What really sets them apart is that the staff has a skill level regarding the supplies stocked and they can piece together a wide variety of solutions to your problems. Prices are reasonable too. If you want to know who has the CB-NB area's best hardware and more store, try the others and then give Coos Head Builders Supply a shot. Odds are good you will be a happy customer!

Customer service is horrible. Behind the counter staff just act like they don't want to be there…read more It's truly bizarre.

This supply store is GREAT ! THE OWNER IS LANCE COX , & he was very helpful in getting us a water…read moreheater . We had gone 3 days without any hot water . It is very uncomfortable to try & clean up , wash your face with VERY COLD WATER . Taking a shower in cold water , was not going to happen !

From the owner: Here at Coos Curry Supply we strive to make you the customer happy. We offer all kinds of products…read moreincluding building supplies, agricultural irrigation to pumps and filtration for house use. Stop by and see us.

Good customer service and reasonable prices are great reasons to shop at Gold Beach Lumber. They…read morehave a very good selection of lumber and hardware. Their prices are very competitive with online! Walk down the isles and see the great selection of tools, plumbing, electrical, and miscellaneous home hardware. If you are near Port Orford, Oregon and need 90 lb bags of concrete, solar yard lights, keys made, or 2x4s, Gold Beach Lumber should be your destination. Every time I go by they always seem to have what I need. I am a local customer. Recommend 100%.

From the owner: We are a local business that takes pride in serving our community. We offer a wide range of…read moreproducts. We've got a contractor sales department, a paint department, a lumber yard, delivery services, and much more!

GOOD NEWS! Locals really can find quality and competitive pricing LOCALLY! We are building a…read moregreenhouse and have found that between BJ's and Coos Head (same ownership) we've gotten excellent help. I really like to see companies that find ways to stay competitive even in a tough marketplace. These guys have been the go-to folks for pole building materials in this town forever. Comfortable place to shop - no pressure, and you don't have to worry about whether or not you bought crappy product. Funny - we actually TRIED to buy less that top quality stuff, and they talked us out of it, not for the upsale, but for our happiness with the finished product when all is said and done. Great job guys... and thanks for all the help~

Poor customer service. Ask them what the material cost on a pole barn . It was like pulling teeth…read moreto get the guy to check it for me and he never would tell me. The best I could get was the cost of one panel. They treat customers like their doing them a favor by selling them something. Typical south coast customer service.

Ace are always good stores. Usually helpful people who have knowledge about their products. This is…read morethe same. Interesting inventory. Prices seemed high compared to other Ace stores. Is that possible? Couldn't find what we were looking for but they do have hinges online.

Won't honor prices as marked on items. However, I am sure…read morethey will gladly let you spend extra money if you don't notice their attempt to rip you off at the register.

Fun store~ Huge selection and friendly people! Feels like a "local" hardware/lumber store with a…read moreton of "other goodies" to peruse and purchase. Seems like there's a ton of stuff you'd never expect to see, yet it never fails - we find something we didn't even realize how badly was needed at Coquille Supply. Something about doing local business locally... it just feels good. Coquille Supply seems interested in the community, and ready to meet whatever demands come up. As for me... I can't really think of a reason to need to go elsewhere if you're on a project. Surely... they've got it all at Coquille Supply. Pricing appears to be very competitive as well. If they don't carry it - just ask. :) My kind of store.

How can a lousy business actually get WORSE? Rhetorical question, Coquille Supply continues to…read moredisappoint. The previously mediocre inventory is now nonexistent. Couldn't even get a roll of teflon tape there today. The guy who I asked to show me where the teflon tape might be simply pointed to an empty hook on the rack and said "if we had any it would be there". As the old saying goes, "hire the handicapped ". This sad excuse for a business needs to be put out of its misery and make way for an actual lumber and hardware store.