I've remodeled a kitchen and now using CFM for a bathroom. Michelle has always been helpful picking…read moreout tiles for backsplashes and the bathroom floor. She worked with the our contractor for the correct amount of supplies and timelines needed. The quality and selection is very wide, from ultra expensive to on a budget.

We came here with our contractor to find tile, countertops and a few other things for our kitchen…read moreremodel. This could be a place that you walk in for help and they do take walk ins but they shine when you arrange a time with an expert and then take the necessary time to make choices. They will navigate you through all the issues. My opinion is when you are ready to buy, go here. They will help you make the right choices.

We wanted to install a wood exterior wall on our front porch. Dawn at Building Materials Resources…read morewas very helpful in helping us find exactly what we needed for an excellent price. They also have a large selection of doors, lumber, lots of odds and ends and it's a fun place to check out.

Hello, We had the most professional excellent experience at…read moreBuilding Materials Resources today. I highly recommend them for any of your building and door needs. We were in need of a replacement exterior fire door made by Masonite, and we're at our whits' end trying to locate one locally. After Home Depot and Lowes we searched on Marketplace, and BMR came up in the search. I sent them a request and received an almost immediate response and then made the trip out. We are in Vancouver they are in Sherwood. Believe me, it was worth the drive. The entire staff was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, walked out with the exact door we needed, and here's the bonus. We saved big $$$, my hats off to Daniel and the staff.

Figured out this is the closest place to get the specific roofing product that I needed to match my…read morecurrent roof. They were able to help me match the color and the product so I ended up with exactly what I needed. The quality of product they carry is a notch above the big box stores. You do have to have a good idea of what you want before you head in there, as it's more angled for contractors that it is for the public, although A do it yourselfer like myself can get by here pretty easily if you research. They were able to offer a few small tips for using the products I picked out which was great. Will be back when I need some roofing supplies, which hopefully won't be for a while.

Sitting here in the Allied yard twiddling my thumbs with other customers waiting on the one yard…read moreguy to load us. I miss Woodfeathers. It took 45 minutes to get a small order loaded after I paid.

I didn't come in to purchase anything, just a female homeowner looking to do some material…read morecomparisons as we need to replace our roof. I was waited on quickly, took me to look at some comparison options between what we currently have and what's available. Even helped me identify some local homes that had the roofing we are thinking of. Highly recommend.

I'm working on a re-roof and stopped in here early on in my project for some prices on materials…read more This place has the rudest, most condescending, and unprofessional front end staff. Now Ive since gone to other places including the ABC in downtown Portland. ABC Beaverton is like a different company. (I had a very satisfying experience at the Portland store). I asked the woman here about shingles and she very slowly said (as if she was talking to a mentally handicapped, which I'm not btw), " Well there Malarkey, GAF, or Owen Corning. They are all pretty good.". it was like the scene from Dumb and Dumber when Harry asks "what's the soup de jour" and the waitress said "its the soup of the day". I almost said, mmmm that sounds good. I'll have them all. Does she not know that each manufacturer has multiple products? She must have thought I was retarded... she sure acted like it. I still haven't seen the bid via email which she said would be the easiest way to quote my product list. Go to Woodfeathers if location is top priority or go downtown ABC if the brand is your concern. Theres also Roofline in Lake O which were all customer service oriented, pleasant experiences.

Needed some rough cut lumber to finish a project. I call to get my order in the system on Monday…read more Sales was to call me back. Tried calling back towards days end, but put on hold for a long time before it timed out and hung up on me. Called Tuesday but no answer. I drove to Lakeside. Had to order the wood and said would in on Friday. Called Friday but not in. They will call me. No call. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Drove to lakeside Monday and asked about the order. It did come in and the called. They called the wrong number. My order had my correct number. Got my order on Monday one week first trying to get the wood on order. Also, if I Sat home waiting for a call I would not receive the wrong number call. Nor the wood.

I've worked with Aljenon Washington every single time I've call LSL , if he's not in I'll I wait…read moreuntil he's is. Leave a message you get a call back the same day. You want something order or followed up on, ask for him directly. He'll make you feel like you matter. Frank Ponds

Glad these guys are gone, at least from SW PDX. Their sleezy business practices and generalized…read moredishonesty were a blight on the neighborhood. Wasn't always like that; they had been a reputable fixture to the neighborhood for decades, which those who live and work nearby valued. A good, well maintained selection of equipment that the staff was knowledgeable with, together with business practices that empasized service, made them a welcome asset worthy of repeat customers. Then something changed. Gone was the service and maintenance, in came ... something else. Good Riddance.

When you are renting tools for half a day transportation time is a factor. Most tool rental places…read morewill have similar selections. So go to the nearest. That meets your needs. But this review goes to the root of tools. There is a romanticism, and it is deserved, about tools. One romanticism are tools used by, and inherited from, great (great, great) grandparents. In that era, American tools were made in, well, America. Same for most countries, respectively. Some are my most prized possessions. Forward to Japanese tools, Taiwan tools and Chinese tools. By the way, there are some fine German tools about. And there is a whole galaxy of European stationary power tools. Meanwhile we have consumer values and the clean and new aesthetic. Now, new is all. Shiny. And today is buy brand, not buy to pass on to generations, homes, art, clothes, furniture - and tools. Brand replaces family values. In this context, we are talking tools, rented. You are renting, not passing on, or using extensively. You can go to another big box rental and get a clean branded machine. In rental, the durability and reliability of makers does not matter. If it fails, return for credit! Or you can buy failure-prone tools from China. Think Chicago Tools at Harbor Freight. I have noticed some contractors buy tools intent on destroying them in the warranty period or losing them - a perfect option in that inexpensive tools "business model is disposable". Just build it into the cost structure. But think, every material object-tool takes resources and carbon to make. Why landfill it or destroy after minimal use? Immoral, in my view, to buy it, trash it and landfill it. Another option is to buy used durable and reliable brand tools on the secondary market. Or if you use a tool often, or desire to pass it through generations, buy durable, reliable, quality. But if you need a tool infrequently or once upon a time, rent it! Yes, Barbur tools for rent are, well, well used. But they are not there for ego-stroking new and shiny, they are there to do a job. And yes, this rental place buys a tool and runs it into the ground. But if it works for you in the SW hood, I say go for it. Barbur rental has party supplies, think weddings; and tools. They have many of their items in an online list, but it is always a good idea to tour the yard and the tool room and get their paper list. Hey, you might find something you did not know you needed to rent, or that you might need in the future! I've mainly rented jackhammers and hammer drills with bits. I would suggest that you double check the bit chucks up before you leave. I rented a demolition hammer only to discover the bit had been peened out of usability on the chuck side. If it's your own tool, abuse it, whatever, but don't do that otherwise. And don't do to a rental tool. They did refund my money on that problem. I would say that barbur does not have the shiny, but limited selection, power tools the big box does. They have old, well used tools, to do your job. I know my tools, and know when Barbur is better than other options. You want to get the job done, not get your shiny ego massaged. So suggest know your tools and rent wisely when it is the best option.. Barbur does go down in the Portland Museum of Oddities list. The owner keeps his collection of big game head trophies on the wall. I asked, they don't rent them, but if you were a set decorator for a major film or series, maybe they would! Medium size tool and party rental shop with fine service. Worth engaging if you are in the 'hood, know your tools and check function before renting, Just don't mix tools and parties! Demolition hammers - do not bring to weddings!

Hired these guys to help out with a project they did not even know the code for the right…read moreinsulation on our building and then filed a lien on our property when we refused to pay them after a failed inspection. We then called the manufacturers of the spray foam and they told us that Knez's spray foam that was installed, does not need 2hr fire code safety assembly. Watch out for these guys these guys they are unethical we are in the middle of filing a complaint with the CCB and then will pursue legal action. Watch out for Bart Stageberg he is the one who talked us into purchasing the spray foam instead of regular insulation. He has no idea what he's doing, lies about it and is very disorganized. We had to tear out all of the insulation in most of the walls and the entire ceiling. 1700 sq ft worth. I'll be adding pictures as proof as well. Their attorney is in my opinion one of the worst people to ever walk the face of the earth. If your looking for a rude, belligerent, jerk to work for you I would give Mark O Cottle a call.

We recently hired Knez to add insulation to our 2 story house. The estimate was presented within a…read morefew days and the work was scheduled. They arrived on time and were very professional but somehow our small bathroom ceiling was damaged. Not a huge deal, accidents happen. We tried for a week and a half to deal with the foreman who had referred us on to their sheet rock repair person. When I continually updated the foreman with the fact I wasn't getting any response by their repair person to get it repaired he would just tell me he'd have him call me. Very frustrated I finally contacted the Tigard office and spoke with Chris. She was immediately very understanding and asked me to call Lacey who was in charge of the insulation work & Chris provided me her tele #. I called Lacey and she listened as I aired my frustration. She apologized and said it would be taken care of immediately. Talking to Lacey was like a breath of fresh air. Professional, apologetic & assuring. My ceiling was repaired within the week and it is beautiful. Lacey even called me back to make sure I was happy. I will continue to recommend Knez. Any company can have a mishap but when they resolve it quickly like Lacey did I would not hesitate to hire them again. Thank you Lacey!

Mr Plywood makes me proud to support local businesses. The customer service is first rate, and…read moretheir prices are competitive. I'm completing a DYI deck project. Today I needed 1x 8 cedar, and caps for the deck posts. First stop was Lowes, the closest retailer to our house. The boards were so-so, and the caps were not of the quality that I was looking for. Home Depot was second closest. Boards were okay, but again the caps were inferior, and after getting the highly annoying 'bing-bong' security camera warning about 4 times for my highly suspicious act of walking down an isle, I left happily empty handed. Mr. Plywood is a bit far from home, but I decided to venture there anyway. WHAT a difference! The boards I found are far superior in quality, and EXACTLY the same price as the big box stores. The post caps were the brand I was looking for, and $4.00 less per cap than I found them on line. When buying multiples, that $4.00 difference adds up fast! The service was friendly, personal, and they know their stuff. Without so much as one 'bing-bong' warning with a security camera staring at my face, I got what I needed at a reasonable price quickly and efficiently. I HIGHLY recommend Mr. Plywood. It was a waste of time and effort to go anywhere else.

Quality material accompanied by poor customer service and large egos from sales associates.read more

A DIYer's dream come true: ReStore makes the most of the donations they get here, most of which is…read morecast-offs from renovation projects, including building supplies, cabinets, doors, windows, furniture... you name it. There are even used tools in decent condition, and occasionally artwork, appliances, lawn hardware and more. I wouldn't compare it to Goodwill though : they are fairly picky about what they accept as far as donations, and there are no clothes. As someone who's both donated and bought here, I'm a fan. Prices are more than reasonable and you're saving this stuff from going in the dump.

I love browsing this store. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff are helpful. They have a…read morelot of different items, from home decor, to outdoor equipment, and a lot of home improvement tools! Super inclusive as well. They support the Black Lives Matter movement and I've seen pride flags near the register. The store is well stocked every time I visit and it is so fun to look around. I always leave with more than I expected

This is my contractor's favorite trim supplier, and I agree with him. Their product is excellent -…read moremuch better than anything I could source in the Portland area. The wood is lovely and smooth, requiring little in the way of prep to make it look beautiful. Even if the price per foot is a bit higher, you will make up the savings in prep. I had them do a custom knife to match existing trim on our 30 year old home and it came out beautifully.

Hardwood Industries has been a place that I've called a job for the last 4 months. And I know that…read moreit's kind of premature to do a review on a place that I barely know. This place is a pleasure to work for, I find myself always showing up at least a half hour just so I'm not late but also so I can start working. Most place you work for, there are bosses and people who think they are above you cause they been there longer then you. so when you all them a question, they treat you like they are a bully. Here at Hardwood Industries, they treat you like a Bestie, and answer your questions. they will even show you multiple times till you get it and they don't get mad. they want you to do your job 100% correctly, cause that is the only way we can succeed in this business. I started on the chain, now I'm in recieving. I'd definitely recommend this place to work for. The upper management will say hello and share thier experience with you if you ask. This place is like a family in a way. if you are needing a place to work that is comfortable to work at, come here. Hardwood Industries, where they are your Bestie and not a Bully.