Always good to stop here for garden supplies. They have great plants at reasonable prices and…read morealways good selection and service. I'm a fan and will continue to return for more.

It's more of a hobby shop than a bargain shop, a little more expensive but it's close and they have…read morea lot of stuff nobody else has.

We live in Portland and called to price out Sundance. Their prices were significantly less than…read morelocal suppliers so we decided to drive up to get a handful of 2' size boulders. We were greeted right away by nice young man Brody, who explained their pricing and where to find what we were describing. We found several rocks we liked from different stacks so I headed to get help. Brody saw me coming back and immediately came out of the office to offer assistance. We showed him the rocks we wanted and he tagged them and started loading them to be weighed. I was impressed at how efficient, skilled and safely he handled the big equipment. He had us weighed and loaded in no time. We were able to pay the $218 right there at the truck with his hand held device and we were on our way. Overall we were very impressed and the short drive across the river was well worth the savings. We priced out the same number of rocks in similar styles in Portland and the Portland suppliers were nearly twice what we paid here. If you're a dog person, there's added bonus (not related to Sundance) is that they are right next to a huge dog park that we weren't aware of so we were able to take our dog there for some fun afterwards too.

From the owner: Sundance Rockery is a Landscape Materials Supplier serving the Vancouver areas and surrounding…read morecommunity for over 20 years. Sundance Rockery takes pride in our quality of products, our fair pricing, and our commitment to serving our customers with honesty, integrity and joy!

I've been in this curly's lock and key dozens of times and they're always five stars. Knowledge…read moreskills and abilities beyond expectations they can explain what the situation is resolve almost anything and have great prices to boot.

I own a 2005 Lotus Elise. So, unusual car and key blanks are a problem. I got two blanks and went…read morein to have them cut. These guys did a great job, multiple test fits, and charged $8.68. Gave them a $20 tip and am happy to give this feedback.

Just got a call from Lowes "customer care" person. Yikes, there was very little "care" involved. I…read moregot schooled about their "policies" and every sentence started with "Unfortunately...." When she asked what I "wanted" I replied, "as a customer, to be treated with more respect." When I mentioned that I have been a customer for years and used to love shopping there, she just kept asking me what I "wanted." It was a very surreal, aggressive experience and confirms my decision to divest of this once great company...that is, if they'll let me close my account.

Came to this location for split rail fence posts and rails. This was the only location that had…read moreenough in stock to replace our old fence. Love that you can check online to see what's in stock and what aisle the merchandise is located in. We would have opted for store pickup, but we wanted to pick out our own boards. I'm glad we did because this late in the season left many curved and split boards that we wouldn't have been happy with. This store was clean and had plenty of employees available for questions. Employees we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

Nice guy and conscientious. He fixed a storm door. I would use him again if I'm in need of a…read morehandyman in the future.

I honestly couldn't be happier with the service Dmytro provided. From start to finish, everything…read morewas handled in a very professional and thoughtful way. Dmytro clearly knows what he's doing and pays close attention to details. The dog door installation was done perfectly -- clean, precise, and well-insulated. No shortcuts, no damage, and everything looks exactly how it should. You can tell he genuinely cares about the quality of his work and the customer's home. Communication was clear, he arrived on time, explained the process, and made sure everything was working flawlessly before finishing. It's rare to find a handyman who combines technical skill, responsibility, and care the way Dmytro does. Highly recommend him to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality handyman services. I would absolutely use his services again.

This review is specifically for the extra kind and helpful folks in the curbside pick-up…read moredepartment. Jamie (sp?) is likely one of the nicest folks around and when I ordered a few items waaaay larger than my tiny little eco-car could haul was supportive in trying to help me get at least part of my order home. When I followed up to request a return for the remaining over-order amount I got to speak with them again and confirmed their super kind human status. This HD is not close to my home (was just the closest to have the item I needed in stock), but if I ever needed to place a curbside order I would absolutely consider traveling the extra distance for the professional and quality customer service

Complete and utter incompetence. Nothing but issues. Good luck getting a refund if you return an…read moreitem. We were sold two defective refrigerators back in October. It's January and we still don't have a refund. Every time we call it's a different story. It seems like they're telling us what we want to hear and hoping we forget so they can keep our money.

All around the Portland area you will see beautiful stone walls. The rock is basalt, which came out…read moreof the ground molten, about 15 million years ago, covering much of Washington and parts of Oregon and Idaho. It's the rock you see the most around here and what makes the rocky walls of the Columbia Gorge. (Luckily the Columbia River Gorge is protected from mining by an innovative scenic overlay) Basalt is usually gray, but some has a beautiful slight purple tint. That rock comes from this quarry. I needed about 25 tons. We visited the quarry with the contractor's dump truck. It's a safety zone - hard hats, safety glasses, steel toe boots. We were able to mark with spray paint specific boulders in the pile that had the character and shapes we were seeking. Then they were loaded by very large machines. It was awesome to see some giant boulders which are normally used to make ocean breakwaters, 8-15 feet on a side. There are also businesses adjacent to the quarry that split the rock into about 2-6 inch sections for making walls. The advantage to going to the quarry is that the rock hasn't been driven to round by being transported and loaded multiple times. They also have larger boulders. Standard terminology includes "3 man boulders", a little bigger than 18 inches on a side and 3-4 foot, generally requiring a machine to move. Phone ahead for hours and procedures. It's a bargain too, maybe $30 a ton. I have also purchased material, including split rock, at their more retail outlets, Pacific Rockery. A great area resource for Northwest specific stone, guaranteed to last for at least another 15 million years!

We have lost 2 windows to them. When I have called to tell them, both times they have told me it is…read moreagainst the law to have an uncovered load, so the truck must have been from another company picking up gravel. Both times I have taken the truck name right off of the drivers door. Mmmmm, makes me wonder.