I teach audio technology and build and design acoustic treatments for studios and home theaters…read more Kamco is the best source of acoustic materials in greater Boston. They stock the reclusive Owens and Corning 703 rigid fiberglass and sell it for about half of what it goes for on the net. Last time I checked, the pricing was about $80 for 12 pieces 24" x 48" x 2" which sells for about $160 from various suppliers on the Internet. They have absolutely great prices on drywall, metal studs, Acoustic sealant, Decibel Drop (basically blue colored Green Glue), Quiet Rock and the complete line of Sonex products and mass-loaded vinyl as well. I work with Scott Douglas who is the insulation and acoustics guy over there and he's been really helpful. They will deliver for a very reasonable fee.

I personally didn't use their service but their massive truck was driving so erratically in…read moreSomerville on 5/11/2018. They almost hit my car as a two lane road was turning. The driving was intentional as they were behind me and sped up as we both were turning and came into my lane almost hitting me and forcing me to pull towards the sidewalk. I will not be using this company in the future and will never recommend it to anyone. How employees act outside of a job is a reflection on the company.

I can't speak to their in-store products, but their "classes" are a massive bait-and-switch…read more If you call the store, they'll tell you that "Woodworking I" is an extremely advanced class, which is an absolute prerequisite for any other class they offer. They will tell you that this is the appropriate class for those with decades of experience, because decades of experience outside of their extra-special, extra-advanced class could not possibly prepare you for their other classes. AFTER they take your money and you arrive at the class, the instructor will tell you that it's a class for rank beginners who have never touched a woodworking tool in their lives. It's a huge scam.

This was my 2nd visit to Woodcraft at Woburn - The first visit was to see their product selection…read moreand the second to purchase. On my first visit, I brought my kitchen cabinet door that i needed to strip/sand but I needed some advice regarding materials to use etc. Geno and Joe offered me good advice during my first visit- On my next visit, Geno also took time to show me how he used the product that i had just purchased and gave some tips on how to proceed with my project. Overall, great experience. Its good to visit a store where people are friendly and passionate about what they do- I am guessing that anyone working here is a wood worker and truly enjoy their craft. Good job, Woodcraft.

Nice people to work with, never leave you standing in front of the counter in a trance!! Good…read moredelivery service too.

7 Months. 2 Measurements. 2 Failed Installations. Still Not Done…read more If you are considering using Lowe's in Woburn for installation services, don't. My wife and I started a storm door project in August during their "free installation" promotion. We needed Larson storm doors and I clearly stated from Day 1 that the frames required a build-out. I was told this was routine and handled "all the time." That statement turned out to be fiction. Measurement #1: They missed the first appointment. Rescheduled for 10am the next day. Arrived at 1pm. I again explained the build-out requirement. It was not documented. Installation Attempt #1: Installer shows up and informs me: Two doors are bent and unusable. They were never told about the build-out. The porch rails might prevent installation. They drill holes into my front door frame and then leave. Zero completed work. We start over. Measurement #2: Different person comes out after I request someone with more experience. Photos taken. Build-out discussed again. Then comes the quote confusion. I'm told I owe roughly $500 more because the build-out wasn't properly carried over in the new quote. When I ask for documentation comparing the original and revised totals, I'm told the associate "doesn't want to do the math." I had to fight through their automated phone system for nearly an hour just to get basic pricing documentation. Seven months later, end of February, installers return. Installation Attempt #2: They immediately inform me the measurements AGAIN failed to account for build-out width and rail placement. Their proposed solution? Cut my porch rails and improvise framing. They also suggest relocating my house numbers "off to the side." At that point, I stopped the work. Seven months. Two measurement appointments. Two failed installations. Damage to my door frame. Incomplete project. This wasn't a complicated custom job. It was storm doors with a clearly disclosed build-out requirement from the beginning. The pattern here isn't a mistake, it's systemic incompetence between sales, measurement, and installation. I will be hiring an actual professional to finish the job. If you value your time, your home, and basic project management competence, do not use Lowe's installation services.

First they are desperately short employees. I was sold a dishwasher with installation and all. We…read morewere told 2 weeks moved out to 4 weeks by them and then told they don't have the one we paid for. Plumber calls tells us our unit is not available, phone calls to the store ring for 10 minute before they pick up. We are getting our money back and going to Home Depot. Do not shop here!!

I couldn't be more happy and satisfied with my experience at Wilmington Lumber. I was treated with…read morerespect and patience from the minute I walked in. I had to change my order around a few times and they were more than accommodating. The purchasing process to the delivery everything was as promised. Thank you for your service, I actually feel good about supporting this local small business. Keep up the good work!

I would give it 0 stars if I could. The service is terrible. It takes forever to get a refund from…read morethem, and they have the worst communication. Don't come here. It's a waste of time, totally not worth it.

I love this store They always have what I'm looking for and the guys at the front counter are very…read moreknowledgeable and polite

From the owner: Star Sales is a leading national distributor of fasteners, power tools and construction supplies…read more Founded in 1922, by Harry Star, it originated as a neighborhood hardware store in downtown Boston. During this time, Star Sales put an emphasis on quality and service which continues to be the forefront of our success. In 1978, Harry’s son, George Star, acquired the business and moved it to our current corporate headquarters, a 55,000 sq. ft. facility in Woburn, Massachusetts. Located at the major highway exchanges of Route 95 and Interstate 93, Star Sales location facilitates our ability to continue to provide its neighborhood level of service to all of New England and the regional northeast. This expansion allowed Star Sales to increase its inventory lines in order to provide a broader selection of drywall and power tool products to our customers.

So, so happy we decided to look at quartz slabs at IS. We didn't see anything that day but Phil…read morelistened and called us when he found the exact slabs we wanted. We were nervous about the next steps but Phil assured us that the guys who did the template, the layout and the installation were A+ professionals and he was right -- they did a great job - when we're done I'll post some pictures of our new kitchen. Highly recommend the selection and entire team At International Stone!!

Since I have to give this a star rating I have it a 1 but if I could of it would be a 0. Went…read morethrough HD for granite. I've been waiting almost 9 years to get rid of my ugly pink tiles in my kitchen. Everything has been a nightmare. Not only did IS hired through HD have 3 workers come out & destroy my cabinets, they damaged my $1800 stainless fridge. They measured the template incorrectly, I was left with huge overhangs and it's not even placed on my cabinets evenly! Buyer beware!

If you live in Peabody, this place is more convenient than Home Depot or Lowe's when you need to…read morepick something up quick--like a small tool, tile grout, etc. They also carry some basic vanities and tile.