I recently had my basement torn out and replaced. I needed…read moreaprox 12 yards of concrete. My contractor ordered the cement and choose 43rd StConcrete. They arrived early and worked well with my contractor. I had a total of two trucks and both drivers were professional and both helped out my contractors and worked well with them. I would recommend 43rd St Concrete for all your cement needs.

43 rd Street Concrete has been building strong foundations and their contractors have done a great…read morejob of giving the surrounding neighborhoods a face lift. This company operates like a well-oiled machine. On time deliveries and a high quality product (and amazing drivers) plus everyone else there at 43 rd Street that make the magic happen behind closed doors will keep this company on the map for decades to come.

Amazing. The best stock of natural stone, expert sales help. I love going here when brainstorming a…read moreproject. The guys who work here are used to dealing with pros, but they are incredibly helpful when you want to do it yourself. Delivery is fast and reasonable. Or they will load your vehicle for you if you want to carry it away yourself. The tools are top rate, the materials are the best anywhere. They spoil you, and I never go to box stores anymore to buy Hardscape, natural, stone, soil, compost, mulch. It's a one stop shop and will help anyone do their project right.

I went there to buy landscaping material for my garden. They are great in terms of availability of…read moreeverything you need for landscaping but I really appreciate a little more friendly support to help as I am a total novice and had no idea how much and what to order. I will probably go back they really have all I need but I will educate myself better before going next time.

I had a weird thing happen to my 60 volt Dewalt battery & tried getting through on the 1-800…read morenumbers to no avail. Spoke with a very nice fellow on the phone at Construction Tool Service who encouraged me to bring the battery to the store. Next day I stop in after work & the owner, Paul Connelly solved my problem immediately!! So many cool tools for sale inside the showroom. Check this business out if you work with quality tools for a living or take your home renovation tools seriously!!

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It's really nice to have a store like Busy Beaver in the neighborhood. Instead of having hundreds…read moreof options for grills, plants, supplies, etc. there's a curated, more specific inventory and you can get almost everything you need in one spot. The prices are going to be a bit higher than what you would see at a big box store but that's to be expected.

Solid hardware store alternative to the big box stores and treasured spot in the neighborhood…read more While they obviously can't carry the wider selection you'd find at Home Depot or Lowe's, you will be surprised how well stocked this store is. They have most everything you need and great specials.

All the right products And helpful courteous service with easy parking and quick access to the…read morehighway

great place for specific concrete products not carried at the usual big name stores. helpful and…read moreknowledgable staff can refer to you the exact supplies you need to complete your concrete project.

While I have had generic experiences here in the past, I just had possibly the worst customer…read moreexperience I have had in years, anywhere, at this lumberyard. I used lived across the street, for many years, shopped for plywood and 2x4s for all my small projects. While counter folks could be gruff, I never had any issues, my questions would an answered, and people were generally friendly. I liked that it was a local shop. They are more of a contractor/construction company supply house, but I know plenty of DIYers and small contractors who buy there. But it has been a few years since I bought supplies there. Today, I went in and I was diligently ignored by three counter people (not even a 'we see you and someone will be with you soon') even though there was no one else in the store. One decided to make a phone call, another sorted through opened envelopes, and a third sat down and did not acknowledge me. Nothing. Finally after two minutes, a young woman came to her counter station and asked if I had been helped. After explaining what I wanted, a small 2x4x16 order of a few hundred dollars, the man who had previously sat down (next to the women who was now helping me) basically told me what I wanted wasn't possible, I didn't understand what I was asking, that this was construction grade lumber, and since I wasn't an employee i couldn't 'pick' the lumber (which I had asked to do), and in end ... they really shouldn't make that sale. "So, you won't sell me the lumber?" No, they just couldn't do it, too much time to pick the truest lumber, etc. And I said they don't have to pick it. I would, and restack it, neatly. No, I wasn't an employee so I wasn't allowed to pick that size lumber. I will note that I have selected wood products there previously, multiple times over the years, including 4x8 sheets of ply and some long lumber such as 16' footers, though not recently. I was a bit shocked, speechless for a moment, and then I explained I did in fact knew what I asking, that I had done this before, that the studs were to be exposed so I had to pick good quality pieces. No, they weren't going to sell me the wood. He was, throughout, dismissive, unapologetic, and eventually told me I should leave and find another place. Frankly, I would have paid more, or even been happy to work out a compromise, but he had no interest in helping me. He didn't know me, who I worked for, what long term account he was risking. He just decided he didn't want my order. No one else on the counter intervened. The woman who was helping me was silent. Stunned, I slowly walked out, turning only once to ask him what was the reason he was acting this way, and he started mocking me, saying I was the one who started it, I was the one being mean. As I walked out, he continued to say things after me, nonsense things, actually. So, yes, I can never shop there again, nor would I ever recommend it to anyone, but I will not say that no one else should go there. I know many people love this shop. I simply wanted my experience to be noted.

They bent over backwards to help me. Fabulous treatment. I am going to continue using them since…read morethey are a local supplier.

An all around great old school hardware store. They always have just the odd nut, bolt, screw, or…read moregadget I'm looking for. I love to old store vibe and the friendly, helpful staff. I highly recommend Winschel Hardware if your in the area.

Absolutely in love with this store! Don't come often, but the guy behind the counter is so sweet…read moreand helpful and just an absolute pleasure

I chose Specialty Window and Door, owner Rick Fish. Price very reasonable, Rick is a local guy,…read morelots of people recommended and word of mouth is golden for a reputable local business, and no high pressure sales pitches. No need to get quotes for your whole house to buy more than you need if you don't want. The installers were just here and very professional. They look great! Know that the whole industry is backlogged and the wait for the windows to arrive was about 8 weeks from ordering. The 2 windows pictured (67 x 24) double sliders with one side screens, vinyl made by Alside in the U.S, with enhanced cavity foam ordered in April cost just under 1500 total. I'm totally satisfied and pleased.

We had Specialty Window and Door install two doors-one of them was unique in that it has a doggy…read moredoor and is built to aid accessibility to our deck. They paid a great deal of attention to this job, from initial visit to installation. Definitely recommend them!