I am also posting my review here as I think the owner is simply deleting poor reviews on Google…read more I came in here the other day and an employee (male) was visibly intoxicated. The other employees were trying to steer him away from customer view but it was clear as day, the man was obviously under the influence. He couldn't stand, walk, talk, or function in any way. I felt really bad for the other employees who were having to mommy him. It made for a disturbing atmosphere; I ended up just leaving.

This place is awesome. Jackie is the best. She helps me pick the tiles which usually takes me weeks…read moreto decide but with her help it seriously is minutes. Go here and ask for her. Staff is friendly and everyone is so helpful! I drive 45 minutes to come her to get there stuff and it's worth it!

We come here from time to time, drawn by the creative energy this place sparks. Whether you see the…read moreitems as junk or hidden gems is really up to you--but for us, it's a treasure hunt. We didn't find exactly what we were looking for this time, but the thrill of the search and the quirky charm of the place make it worth visiting. There's something about it that fuels our imagination every time.

If you like antiques or anything in an old business, you will find door knobs, wall units,…read morearchitectural features, etc. Wear good shoes, bring your tape measure, and imagination. It's a magical place that honors our past.

We were lucky enough to have a builder let us get involved in our new house construction. We…read moreacquired doors, trim, flooring and the glass shades for the fixtures over our kitchen island from Earthwise. Fair prices anGreat group of people to work with!

Did ya ever wonder what.. if anything.. happens with all the great old fixtures when a cool old…read morehouse is slotted for demo? It is sad to see historic places ripped down, but don't worry, some items are stripped out and saved! Here is where a lot of useful vintage house parts now rest. They have a good selection of cool lamps, antique fixtures, doors, windows, cabinets, cool glass, dressers-- you name it. I always get inspired with lots of fun ideas when I come here. We went in this time looking for a 'pocket' door, the old kind that slides into the wall.. We were really having a hard time finding one online. Not only did we find one here, they have a whole section labeled "pocket doors" and we found just what we wanted- a 'real wood' door (not the plastic-wood-material-door-thing they sell at Lowes nowadays.) So now we have a door that needs a lil cleaning but was only $35 bucks. The wood alone is likely worth that. They work hard saving the vintage items from otherwise demolition death and seem to price it affordable enough so it can be 'loved' again. Pros: -Organized bins and labeled piles. -Helpful and knowledgeable staff. -Free parking. Cons: -It's like a warehouse shop so everything is covered in thick 'antique dust.' (but, it is kinda fun to clean off your own glowing treasure for the cost you pay. ;) Reuse, recycle baby!

Do not buy from Infinite Hardwood. This company is not a reasonable member of the community and do…read morenot deserve your business. They block the street in the middle of rush hour traffic, without regard to traffic law. And will then will block your vehicle and verbally assault you if you do not bend to their will.

My husband had visited the Seattle location before. They are located behind and a little south of…read moreKrispy Kreme. They are open to the general public. We needed more supplies on a Friday around 4:30pm. We drove there only to find out the hours of operation are M-F, 7am-4pm. Those hours are great for the people who work there but not for people who need supplies for their DIY projects beyond their open hours or on weekends. The two out of the three times I went there Phil helped us. He was very helpful and friendly in answering questions and recommending their products. Their products are of a better quality than you find in big box stores. We had bought round, hook and loop sanding discs from other places and then bought 3 boxes at Infinite Hardwood. The ones at Infinite Hardwood were of a higher quality and lasted longer. They carry real hardwood flooring, sanding discs, wood vents, wood filler, floor sealers, floor finishes, floor tools, wood doe, and much more. We feel their prices are reasonable, too.

Loved my experience with this business. I called first and confirmed that they had the door I was…read morelooking for. I then drove down and when I walked in, I told them what I was there to pick up and was immediately told the price. When I saw the door, I hesitated because I wasn't sure it was right. The man who was helping me was patient while I made two phone calls and was able to confirm it was exactly what I needed. Great service. Patience. Good price.

This is a review i wrote about Franks. I bought a bathroom door a few years ago from them and had…read morethem match the existing one. it was a perfect fit. i just ordered a pair of interior french doors that needed to also be matched to the existing doors. they did a great job. turned it around the next day too even though I wasn't in a rush. I had to take a sander to one of the doors to get it fit perfect but that is a small price to pay to get matched french doors. I had gone to Seattle Door House over the weekend since Franks was closed and the salesperson there was so rude and standoffish saying they wont touch a french door and that no one else would either. Well, not only did Franks make the doors, they didn't give me a hard time about it either. Clearly they have done this thousands of times. Will come back for my future door needs. final kicker, Seattle door house want over $800 for the pair before finding out they were french doors, while franks did it for under $600. stay away from seattle door house.

As a design professional, Meta Marble is always my first stop when sourcing marble and other…read morenatural stone countertops. I've found they have the biggest selection & the staff is reliably helpful and wonderful to work with. 5 Stars!

Excellent customer service - always someone there to walk through and give detailed information on…read moreslabs. They have the best selection of natural stone in the Seattle area!

Reasonable prices. I picked up a shower door here and it has been rusting from the inside out since…read moreinstalling. I had to caulk it all over to seal it but it was cheap. I like their kitchen counter and cabinet options.

Fairly average and mediocre quality. Eva, Christine, and a hit n miss crew of installers. I only…read moremet Eva once for measurements. She was 30 minutes late for our appointment. My agent and I both had to drive in 50 minutes of traffic. We got to the house on time but had to wait for her. She was pretty cold and spoke just a few words during the meeting. There were some frustrating incidents and arguments during the cabinet installation that could have been completely avoid. Overall I was barely satisfied. I had to push very hard to get some of the quality issues fixed and it involved multiple trips. I will do much more research next time before I pay someone to do any work in my house again.

I actually came in for a problem completely unrelated to lumber. One of my camera screws got loose…read moreduring a photography tour in West Seattle. I came in here to see if I could buy a set of screwdrivers and one of the employees super kindly just let me borrow his tools. Really nice people here. I don't need lumber anytime soon but I know where I'll be going when I do.

Awesome selection of good quality material and very decent prices considering they're a lumber yard…read morein the heart of West Seattle. Normally I'd expect to need to drive 40 minutes or have to go someplace specialized like Limback in Ballard to get access to half of what Alki carries. Disclaimer for the folks that aren't professionals or have never been to a lumber yard though: 1. This place's bread and butter is professionals running thousands minimum through them and from what I've seen they do pretty brisk business for our local tradespeople. They don't always have time to hand hold for small needs, but if you're patient, they're happy to help. 2. If you usually shop at big box stores you might get sticker shock as places like this should typically have much higher quality materials (such as consistently straight, dry 2x4s you don't have to pick through) but with that comes higher pricing. If you're primarily price driven this probably isn't the place for you, no shade if that's the case!

We wanted some tiles for our new hearth. I had done my research and found a couple of places to…read morevisit and check out looking for something that would meet our modern Victorian style. The first place we went was Tiles for Less and after seeing the range and prices I threw my list of other vendors away. These guys were great, Frank and Hammet, (i hope I spelt his name correctly) really went above and beyond for us. We found some amazing Italian tile that the guys did some amazing cuts on and it worked beautifully. They were really calm, friendly and patient with our constant, probably obvious, questions about installing the tiles. Super helpful. In a world where customer service has largely become lip-service at other places, at Tiles for Less they really do mean it. Highly recommended and will buy here again!

As someone who has been in the design and tile industry for over 15 years, I really appreciate a…read moreshop that keeps things straightforward. Tile For Less in Seattle has a fantastic curated selection of porcelain and natural stone. It's a relief to find a local tile store where the staff actually knows their product and can help you navigate technical questions. Their in-stock inventory is a lifesaver for keeping projects on schedule. Highly recommend for both pros and DIYers!