I shopped for kitchen cabinets at ProSource. Stephanie Etter did an EXCELLENT job of designing my…read morekitchen. She had extensive knowledge of the different lines carried at ProSource and the many features available. She took the time to explore several different options based upon my budget and preferences. This was my first kitchen remodel and Stephanie was very helpful guiding me through the process. If I had a friend remodeling their kitchen I would definitely send them to Prosource and Stephanie!

From the owner: ProSource of Dayton is a home improvement store for contractors, builders, installers, designers,…read moreand their homeowner clients looking to complete a flooring, kitchen, or bath remodeling project. Housing everything needed in one location, ProSource offers the best products and materials, including carpet, hardwood, cabinets, countertops, and much more. We'll help you stay within your home improvement budget with low wholesale pricing, while our digital project management tools provide you with 24/7 support. Plus, you'll have a dedicated account manager to provide personalized service from start to finish. Browse our extensive product catalog, explore inspiring project ideas, and locate your local showroom on our website today.

I give 0 stars for this company. (I had to put one star to post my review) Requarth took 1 month…read moreto get back to me on an upper part of a double hung window replacement. When they finally got back to me, they told me they couldn't do it, they recommended me to call another company. How very unprofessional of them for a company that has been in business as long as they have!!! I kept calling them ,they kept saying we are waiting on estimate. They have wasted my time for an entire month !!!! I could have gone somewhere else and had the window replaced already !!! This is UNACCEPTABLE !!!!!!

Requarth is a great place to get a lot of your home improvement needs. I come here for siding. My…read morehouse has cedar rustic channel siding. It's a pain to find a local place that sells it. After going to the big three (Lowe's, Home Depot, and Menards...all great places), I checked out some of the smaller places that did siding before deciding I was going to do it myself. Prices were more than I wanted and I'm good with tools and still young enough to do it myself. I decided to give Requarth a look. And they had my siding. Their customer service is always good. And the price for my siding was reasonable, especially considering cedar isn't all that cheap. I will keep coming here for siding and might even contract with them in a couple of years for a kitchen...I don't think the former owners of my house updated a thing since the concrete was poured.

I work at a historic home in Los Angeles and I searched far and wide to find locks to match our…read moreperiod. I believe that Village Salvage may be the preeminent historic lock distributor in the country. And not only do they have the largest selection but they have amazing customer service. Can't say enough about the team at Village Salvage. Both Eben and Debbie went out of their way to accommodate me and help me with my order. I didn't have to over explain and they provided exactly what I needed. They were very confident and very professional. Such a great experience. And most importantly the locks arrived totally restored and in great working condition. Will be back any time I need a historic lock.

This place is a very cool shop with well organized salvage building supplies and hardware from old…read moreand historic homes. The shop was in a bit of a remodel stage when we were there, but they had everything well organized and were very helpful. In the back they had wood, door and stained glass. While nothing was cheap, I did think the prices seemed fair. My wife chatted with the owner and he said he could fix old door locks. They had plenty of old door knobs and old locks if you just want to replace them. I will definitely have to come back with some projects in mind and a vehicle to load stuff into. One of the highlights in the Waynesville antique scene.