Joe the manager at this Ewing location is a stand up manager who really takes pride in his job. He…read morehelped me with an issue I had with a loader and made me feel assured he was gonna take the steps to insure no problems like that occurs again. I would come back and recommend Joe gets a raise the way he handles the ship around here.

I received extraordinarily helpful, friendly and polite / respectful service at both Littleton and…read moreOxford... but, especially at Oxford where I spent more time I had to have a big delivery and they could not have been more respectful of my time and communicate any better than they did. Plus, they were very helpful throughout the process when I had to visit four times for small loads before the big delivery, Brian, Chad, Christian Ron we're all great service professionals. Frankly, I was surprised how friendly and helpful the service was for such a heavy industrial kind of operation... far better than many other more consumer oriented businesses. Happy Customer Scott

Came out great CNC measuring and cutting is worth it…read more Love the custom edge and mitered fireplace Thanks

If I could give them LESS THAN ZERO STARS, I would. RUN AWAY from here! It took our kitchen 10…read moreMONTHS to be completed because of the gross incompetence of these people. Greg ordered the wrong finish on our cabinets, which they passed the blame onto us. In order to get the cabinets with the finish that we'd ordered, we had to pay an additional $5000 or not get them. They were ridiculous to work with and had excuse after excuse. Don't bother....terrible experience. Greg wouldn't even speak to us.

We will never use Central Trim again and do not recommend them. Their craftsmanship is terrible for…read morewhat we paid and expected and their customer service dismissive and disinterested in correcting their issues. We hired a custom cabinetmaker and finish carpenter for remodel work including an entry door. We ordered a custom solid Douglas Fir Simpson door and sidelight with stained glass from Central Trim and paid them to build the door frame in stain grade Douglas Fir so that the unit was prehung and matched the door and sidelight. Central Trim told us a delivery date in 8 - 10 weeks. They notified us 12 weeks later that the door was built incorrectly and they needed another 8 weeks. 6 weeks passed and they delivered the door with incorrect glass. They took it back and delivered it a week later. 9 weeks after the original 10 weeks delivery time they told us, the door unit had many issues from Central Trim's work. They used pine on the jambs/frame with a noticeably different grain than the Douglas Fir we ordered. The painter explained the pine would have a lighter stain color than the Douglas Fir of the door and sidelight and that Central Trim should have used Douglas Fir or Hemlock or a better matched grain. Central Trim incorrectly installed the jamb that divides the door and sidelight with a warp in it where the top and bottom gaps are even at 1/8" but the center gap at the latch doubled at 1/4". Central Trim incorrectly measured the top and bottom placement of the divider and warped it when they screwed it to the sidelight. No amount of shimming will correct the warp since it is built into the divider, and it is very unsightly having a gap that large. I personally confirmed with a digital level and a tape measure that the contractor installed the frame plumb, level, and square with even gaps and that the issue is from Central Trim's work. Central Trim used very sloppy nailing. Instead of evenly spacing nails and in line with each other, they nailed randomly with some pairs of nails in line and other offset/diagonal. Because the door is stain grade, these nail holes show even with stained filler matching the color. In comparison, the nails on our new custom cabinets, trim, and windows done by our contractor and the same painter are uniform and barely noticeable. The nailing Central Trim did is an eyesore we have to look at each time with open the door. Central Trim left deep pencil grooves in the frame and put a number of deep dents and splits into the door. The painter used a steaming machine to try and repair the damage but was unable to remove them all since they were so deep or had broken off the edges of wood. He sanded them out as best he could but could not sand them out completely without sanding through the veneer. Even when filled with stained filler, but the damage is still obvious. When Central Trim corrected the door glass, they left deep gouge marks and splits in the door and trim from a pry bar. Rather than using new trim, they reused the beat up trim and peppered the pieces with more nail holes. They also damaged the new glass with what look like multiple deep sanding or grind marks. At our request, the contractor sent photos and details of the issues to Central Trim, but the email responses we received from Central Trim's manager dismissed the issues blaming them on the installer and painter. Central Trim did not take responsibility and never apologized for the 9 weeks of delays and issues. Our contractor felt so bad about the delays, issues, and Central Trim's response that he paid the painter out of his pocket and installed the door for free and charged us only what Central Trim charged him for the door unit. We chose to keep the door with its issues because it was late fall and Central Trim's delays had delayed our siding contractor's work to where we could not wait further without breaching that contract and having issues with house leaks. We will never do business with Central Trim again and do not recommend them for anything. The quality and customer service we received was terrible.

These folks are really good at what they do. I ordered 14 pre-hung doors from them to replace the…read morehollow core doors in our brownstone. I was a carpenter in a past life so I hung the myself. The order was for two different finished three panel doors. The garage door they picked up the morning I took it down and mortised the new door to match the existing 14" metal jam. Returned it the same day. That kind of service is just not available anywhere else.

I needed drop ceiling commercial grade 2 x 4 panels required by Arapahoe County Health Dept and…read moreright away for getting my bakery opened ASAP. These guys were great! From the time I made the call to them on a Tuesday at 11 am (when they assured me that they had exactly what I needed) to the time that I drove away with 72 panels loaded into my vehicle....Less than 3 hours start to finish...and I didn't even know this place existed. I will use them again soon. All 5 guys I dealt with were polite, hard-working and knowledgable. Sounds like this 1-star review from 2020 was a disgruntled co-worker. They were great all around.

Josh Sanchez never knows what he's doing always running around uses the excuse of people calling…read morein!! At the warehouse in the yard Mario solis is never around somebody always has to look for him he calls in at least once a week and still has a job who's running this circus!!!

I ordered through them for my windows and doors for a remodel. They are awesome. Very…read morecommunicative and the products are excellent.

Denco European Windows and Doors are an excellent choice. The company stands behind their product…read moreby providing excellent service. In my opinion, Steve and Lauren are the best. The windows and the doors provide excellent functionality and are absolutely beautiful. My best, Mark

Kent was so helpful in ordering us doors for our basement and all our trim. Great delivery too!…read moreThe ladies are always so helpful when we shop for hardwoods for our projects too! And so much better quality than big box places

They are very accommodatinf and go that extra mile to find what you need.They found me an extinct…read morebase molding no one else could find.

Ok, call me naive, but I used to watch HGTV and wonder how people managed to build giant stone…read morefireplaces in their basements(?!) But I get it now. There are these products that are like shaven stone(fake or real) that you can buy almost like bricks to build up your basement fireplace, outdoor fireplace, secret trapdoor, etc. And if you do need said material, this place has a great selection of reasonably priced stone stuff. Their fake rock seemed a little less authentic-looking to me than what they had ad Rio Grande, but was priced more aggressively($4-5 s/f vs $8 s/f) and their real rock "veneers" were priced very competitively ($11 ish s/f) with a great selection. They had a good show room and outside there are lots of stone walls and a couple fireplaces where you can view the materials mounted. And of course an extensive selection of brick and similar brick veneers. Even if you're not working on a project, you might walk away with a project idea for...perhaps a stone fireplace in your basement?

They always go over the top to help me find what I need. Colors, sizes, modifications, muscle,…read moreextra time...all if it,

Most Coloradans, or even Denverites, don't even realize what they have nestled in their area…read more Denver has so much to offer as far as historic places like the Molly Brown Mansion, but the less mainstream areas of Denver are just as, if not more, fascinating. Take a drive near DU and wind through the small, unique, but highly fascinating neighborhood of Arapahoe Acres and you'll understand exactly what you've been missing out on your whole life. Arapahoe Acres is a historic district that is a neighborhood built after World War II. There's no mistaking it when you find it as you're immediately directed by 50's ashtray-shaped wooden street signs opposed to the gaudy green signs your eyes are used to. As soon as you see the first house, you'll be in a time warp and a complete anomaly of Englewood architecture. Think 50's California Contemporary design (I'm no architect guru, but that's the best description). The designs are as unique as the lawn decor in front of the houses. Some houses are flat-roofed, high-windowed ranch style homes, while others have the feel of a home with a well-groomed Japanese garden set behind a wall you can't see from the street. The aforementioned lawn decor accents the style well. You might find quasi-flower sculptures or a fountain looking design made from metal. The insides of the houses are uniquely designed as well. Whether it's a fire orange kitchen floor or decor that all have forgotten post 1950's, no one will be disappointed by taking a walk or drive through this neighborhood. My only reservation with the neighborhood is that it is unfortunately surrounded by newer homes that take away from the uniqueness of the interior neighborhood. Go check out Arapahoe Acres and it immediately inspires the writer, photographer, or story-teller in you. If you check it out, and don't want to talk about it with friends after, I would be highly surprised. I promise if you check out Arapahoe Acres, you'll never think of South Denver the same.