The Restore is where a revenue/donation source for Habitat for Humanity Edmonton. Local contractors…read moreand developers are able to bring their surplus supplies here, instead of dumping them in the landfill. You'll find cases of brand-new tiles and flooring, plus like-new appliances, plumbing fixtures, even kitchen sinks! Also fun to browse are the retro and antique furniture and the volunteer-built items, like bird houses, shelves, even lamps made from scratch materials. If you're planning a renovation or just a redecoration, give the Restore a try before spending major money buying first hand! The environment and Habitat will thank you!

I love restore! It…read moreis a store who belongs to habitat for humanity who builds homes for the less fortunate! Everyone who works there is a volunteer from my understanding all proceeds go to help build homes! Not only can you shop for home hardware, tools, doors, windows, screw, stoves, paint etc but you may also donate to them. The store is full of new and used supplies at very affordable prices (half of home depot at least) I always hit up a restore when im looking for that odd end.

I have purchased many things from Totem this summer, including the construction of a fence…read more I found customer service to vary widely -- from very helpful to purposefully obstructive -- but on the average, I think they're all just trying to do their best. I can't comment on price comparisons to similar stores as I've no clue what things are supposed to cost; however, the fence was very quickly done and neatly and the fellow building it was kind and gracious. Definitely worth a visit -- plus, they have free popcorn for everyone!

This place fills so many needs! Matching a damaged light fixture, (vintage or not), replacing…read moredamaged diffusion panels in fluorescent fixtures, no problem! Reflective egg crate? Yes. Need a filing cabinet? Siding? Replacement door? Window? Tub? Shower? Tiles, flooring, door knobs, hinges... yup - they might have it. Bannister? Baluster? Fireplace? Sink? Toilet tank lid? There is a collection you should check out. Crafting? Creating? Building? So many great ideas!! Now I have a burning desire to figure out what to do with the circular 1m diffusion covers for light fixtures. Cold Frame? Hmmmm. The folks here are super friendly & always helpful. You need something - come wander, ask questions, and say hi to the shop pup - super loves visitors. Reduce, reuse, recycle, rebuild, repair, repurpose.

This store is cool!!! If you're looking for something specific for a project, or maybe you're…read moresearching for inspiration...well this is the place for you! There are rooms full of salvaged items and new vintage looking items. Whether your in need of some old doors, cabinets, lighting, fixtures, theatre chairs, windows, stone, nuts/bolts, handles, sink, toilet, furnace, fireplace, baseboard, barn board, shelving, and the list goes on. And on, and on. The fellow who owns the place is super friendly and great to talk to. It would be a miss if I didn't mention Murphy, the adorable store dog who wanders around like he owns the place. I secretly think he does. Make sure to say hi to him while you're there. It's worth stopping in here every month or so, because their stock changes regularly and you never know what you'll find! Happy treasure hunting!

We regularly find ourselves at Timbertown when doing a renovation project. They have quality…read moreproducts and good prices. Items like mouldings and baseboard are seriously overpriced at box hardware stores. It's worth the visit to Timbertown. We've also ordered Canadian oak hardwood here and were really impressed with the consistency and length of the boards. My dad has done a number of hardwood flooring installs and commented that this was the nicest wood he's laid. We've always found the customer service at Timbertown to be friendly and helpful. The store is well laid out and easy to browse and the staff really go out of their way to offer assistance.

I previously wrote an unfavorable review. I am taking that back. The service we received when we…read morepurchased the floor was excellent. We received good advice selecting the flooring. Months later we decided to change what we were going to do in the hallway. They exchanged the floor with no hassle at all and were extremely helpful. The prices are excellent and we have had wonderful comments on our flooring. Thanks so much!

We have started our journey with Garage Superstore. My husband has ordered garage cabinets and…read moreSwisstrax flooring. Flooring is installed and looks amazing. Cabinets coming but feel this company will be there for us. Dwayne and Shelley helped us with decisions that we needed to make and showed their professional sales qualities that helped us with our decisions. They have made us welcome everytime that we have arrived until we leave. Garage Superstore has a wide arrangement of cabinets, slatwall, flooring and sample garages to make your decision making easy.

From the owner: Transform Your Garage, Elevate Your Lifestyle. Visit Our…read moreShowroom On Calgary Trail & 34th Ave - Next To T&T!

Don't ever believe a colour you get on their website.. Thousands of dollars later I come home to…read morethe flooring I picked but not the flooring I thought I was picking. Then they think I should be going back to the installer for thinking I could trust the link they sent me? No thanks!

From the owner: building materials for sale in Edmonton area, all 12''X 24'', 24'' x 24'' tiles just $1.95 /sf ,…read morelaminate just $1.25/ sf, and vinyl just $1.29/sf , and we got more and more kitchen and bathroom accessories like toilet, sink, and faucet with lowest price ever.

Using these guys for our basement and they've been very professional and helpful. Logan and Jeff…read morehave been excellent. They also installed a SolaTube for us when we moved into our new house 3 years ago and we've had no issues. I would recommend.

We hired the Ceiling Centre to do a large basement job, which included a replacement drop ceiling…read morewith soundproofing insulation in a 20' x 40' long room, plus a bedroom; new pot lights throughout, and the addition of dimmable light switches at each end of the rec room and separate dimmable for the attached bedroom. For starters, it was supposed to take one week and it's been over two months with the last electrical issue unresolved, and the refusal of the Ceiling Centre to resolve it. There are so many complaints; I don't even know where to start. The installer started in the bedroom and broke a water pipe which caused a flood. The contractor did not even call it in and tried to hide it, but our renter informed us. It took over 48 hours with a fan on full blast to dry out the carpet. In the main rec room, the same guy covered up a heating vent leaving one whole side of the basement cold. He forgot to do the bulkheads and left an open pipe exposed. We urged the Ceiling Centre to send more competent people which they finally did after three weeks. The electrician was completely unprofessional and incompetent. He removed our two walls sconces at our request and said he loved them and wanted to trade us for two contemporary ones he had in his home. We accepted the trade, but he just took ours and said his wife did not want to part with theirs. He did return ours after we got the Ceiling Centre involved. He was scheduled to come at a certain time, but could not make it as he forgot his tools, and on another occasion he had to come back because he did not have enough wire. We agreed he would meet at 5pm but he phoned last minute and wanted to come at 7 pm after his dinner. On another occasion, he actually brought his young child to the job. He also forgot simple things like putting the cover on the light switch. He told us the type of dimmers he would use, but failed to hook them up arguing for over 10 minutes that it could not be done. Finally, he said it could be done with more expensive dimmers. Lastly, on the triple switch outside the bedroom, he advised us he would make one switch control the office space, one switch to control the main room and the third switch to control the bedroom. He said he would make it so that this switch was supposed to toggle on /off with the bedroom light so that you could turn the light on in the bedroom and off when you passed through the room to the connecting rec room and vice versa. However, we ended up getting a switch that is just a cut-off switch and cannot be turned back on from the rec room. You either have to walk through a dark room or go all the way around the entire basement to the other side. During this piece of work, he brought an apprentice, and gambled on his phone while the fellow worked. The ceiling centre refused to send someone more competent or to send the electrician back a fourth time to fix this because they said it was not listed on the work order. They discounted the bill by $400 as the job took so long but we still have unresolved electrical headache. I would never recommend this company to anyone.

Follow up to my previous review. Jeff the manager texted to say the cabinet gabel was an act of…read moreGod and would not be paying for the damage. An act of God is something that is not preventable. Had this cabinet gabel been secured in the bin properly it would not have blown out. Jeff then phoned and argued he would not be paying for the damage. He said and I quote "come to my face big tough guy." What professional business conducts themselves in this manner. This man is threatening, unprofessional and clearly has anger management issues.

I recently reached out to Alberta Hardwood for assistance in providing hardwood flooring for a new…read morebuild. Their sales representative Sueanne was very informative and helpful. She arranged for samples, contacted suppliers and went out of her way to drop off samples of different flooring. She also assisted in providing samples of tile flooring. I would highly recommend contacting Alberta Hardwood Flooring and reaching out to Sueanne for your flooring requirements. MAE