Exceptional employees that delivered drywall to our home. Conscientious and considerate as the…read moreexcessive length of drywall required them to carry it piece by piece downstairs to the basement. Chaos construction thank you, you made a great choice working with this company. I haven't been in their store by I'll stop by and start patronizing this classy company.

We ordered nearly everything for our new house from Bloedorn in Loveland. The doors and cabinets…read morewere ordered incorrectly which resulted in increased expense, time, and aggravation. They were not willing to correct or compensate for these mistakes per our contractor. Buyer beware, make sure you research the products you are ordering. Do not go by what the sales reps are telling you and confirm everything you order in writing!

The owners have been so good to me in helping me create that unique little project. They also give…read moreback to the community in many ways. They have moved to a new location in Campion so look for them. they are worth it.

From the owner: We supply underground utilities such as as septic, sewer and water lines. We have a line of safety…read moreclothing: gloves, safety jackets and vests, hearing protection and eye wear. We have a complete line of welding gases and supplies.

I have nothing against BMC West at all. They have always been great to work with…read more However this morning I was being tail gated very closely by one of their drivers. And by gosh if I could see the traffic stopping I know he could. I was slowing down and he wasn't. I try to keep a short distance on HWY 34 when stopping because it is a terrible HWY. I had to get very close to the car in front of me to try on my part to avoid getting rear ended. Just in the nick of time he slammed on his brakes. I could hear the sound as he slammed on them and came within inches of hitting me. When we got closer to Loveland he got into the other lane and at a stop light I was able to snap a photo of his license. And then was able to get the unit number. He saw me take the photo and did finally drive better not tailgating. I am turning him in for this. But please for your own safety WATCH OUT FOR THEIR DRIVERS around the Loveland area. Lowered my rating due to this extremely careless driver. Otherwise it would have been a 5

If I could give zero stars I would. Have a "lifetime" warranty and unable to get a hold of this…read morecompany. All phone numbers are disconnected. I went so far as actually MAILING them a letter to the address listed with no response whatsoever. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!

If I could give a zero I would. I have three windows that I purchased from Amerimax and they leak,…read morethe finish is coming off, the locks keep falling off. I cant even reach these people and I supposedly have a lifetime warranty. What a waste of $5000.

I got the best raised garden bed here today for $30. We couldn't find it at first because it was in…read morethe east lot but the cashier was very helpful and pointed us in the right direction. I love their sustainability focused mission and it's a great place to find some great gems!

TL/DR: you're better off at big box stores or Marketplace/Craigslist. It literally hurts me to…read morewrite this review. This review is for the material reuse sales part of the business. It used to be a reliable place to get any type of building supplies at decent used quality for a "this has definitely been used" price. Now it's wildly overpriced. This review is almost more for me to remember to stop driving down to Boulder to try shopping here. Example: selling the 15gal barrels they receive their deicing salt in for winter - for $15. Barrels seem to be priced at $1/gal now, even when they're deformed or broken. So expect to pay $5 for a 5-gal bucket, $35 for a 35gal can and $50 for a 55gal. Saw $45 for a utility sink made of the same cheap plastic as Walmart Adirondack chairs - not the older, indestructible molded utility sink type. Bent and broken rakes and shovels for $5-20. It's just wild. Pieces of pallets are priced as though they're new stock lumber, and they don't even list the lumber prices anymore (were they to have any, which they didn't)... with the way everything else is priced, there's no way I'll even bother checking. At this point it's cheaper and more reliable to buy new from Home Depot which is beside the point of this place and it sucks!! The quality of used goods did not improve in the past 2 years, so why the price tripled is beyond me, but it's not worth it. Bye, Resource Central. I really loved you while you were affordable. Thankfully Habitat ReStore still has their head on straight.

Ok, first of all the Mercantile no longer goes by that name. It is now under the name Bomgarrs and…read morethey are very different in quality so I will go ahead and kill two birds with one stone here by reviewing The Mercantile and Bomgarrs. As The Mercantile this was a great place. The overall quality of the merchandise was good! They had ranch and farming clothes, supplies, feed for all of your rural yard pets, gardening supplies, some building supplies and more! The thing that drew me to The Mercantile almost every year(and I am NOT a farm and ranch person, despite being raised on a ranch) was going to see the little baby birds that they sold. They had baby geese, turkeys, chickens and ducks! All very adorable and very tempting to buy! I have the property to have these birds as pets but I live near a pasture and there are foxes all over so I know that they wouldn't last two seconds at my house and unfortunately I don't have suitable accommodations for them. Now onto Bomgarrs. I would give them anywhere between 2.5 and 3 stars. When I was in here a few days ago I was expecting it to be more or less the same as the Mercantile, just the name change. While that is more or less true as to what happened there are differences that the picky consumer would notice. Some of the merchandise is not quite as high quality that The Mercantile had. Some things seemed very cheap looking and the prices didn't necessarily reflect that on everything. They did have baby birds still but only a handful of chicks which looked dirty, slightly sickly and wings that looked like they got ruffed up a bit like they into a fight. There were no other baby birds here but chickens this time though there were other cages than just the three occupied ones that were here but nothing was in them. Bomgarrs also seems to have an expanded hardware section that I didn't notice as much with The Mercantile as well as lawn furniture. In the hardware section I was looking at chainsaws that I was pondering on buying because I have a tree that should be sawed down at home. There wasn't really a modest price range with the chainsaws. Maybe since I don't have a clue about chainsaws that they all come between $170-$500 but if I remember correctly from last year browsing for one there were more modestly priced ones out there and seemed liked they would hold together after you started sawing. they had a chainsaw that was about $60.00 but looked like it couldn't hold up for very long. Bomgarrs has about all of the same merchandise as The Mercantile did after those said differences. I can't say that I won't ever go back to Bomgarrs but the overall impression was not very high as to when it was under The Mercantile moniker. The Mercantile must have sold to another company or something if there is that many 'subtle' differences going on.