Best shop in the area to buy Benjamin Moore paint! We were specifically looking for the Aura…read moreBathroom line when we redid our bathroom a few months back and knew to come here. They didn't push or try to upsell anything to us, I think they could tell we knew what we wanted. Picked out a couple swatches and ended up going with the Paper Doll color. Process was quick and easy!

I've used this paint store several times now and they have a great selection of paint supplies as…read morewell as window treatment options. The staff is knowledgeable and resourceful even when it comes to ordering items they don't normally carry. Wether you need specialty wallpaper or creating a special paint project and need the ritgh tools, check out this store first.

This is a reuse store; that means the inventory is based on community and business donations or…read morematerials that ReCONN's volunteers and supporters salvaged from renovation sites with the work of their own hands and subsequently, the inventory changes constantly. This gem a local architectural salvage joint is 100% volunteer run. They do the work because they believe in the mission which is sustainability and keeping midcentury and vintage and the occasional antique items out of landfills. Keeps dollars in a well planned Reno budget too. It is NOT overpriced. They sell hardware by the pound and take whatever Home Depot charges and halves it or more. Occasionally there is a unique or valuable item and they sell it for whatever comps online show it to be "worth". Outside of the landfill these materials and items can be sold for substantial savings to consumers who prefer the second hand market (for whatever reason). However, in order for the place to survive, they have to make enough money to keep the overhead going. I'd rather give my money to a local nonprofit than a big box mass manufacturer any day. I love ecclectic designing and bohemian mixes. Prices fluctuate as does the inventory. All of my lighting fixtures in my 1947 cape cod style home were purchased here. I buy all the lumber for my DIY projects and enjoy the creative process of making it work with what I can salvage from their multiple piles of very usable lumber, flooring, tile, doors, a few appliances, windows, copper pipe remnants, hardware and more. They negotiate and if you think something is overpriced take a walk over (or search the web) to Home Depot and see what they're charging. If you can find a comparable item (actually comparable, most stuff now is made of junk wood while mid century stuff may be hardwood; not the same!!), ReCONN offers it either half the price or less. But the sad reality is prices are going up everywhere. That's not a local non-profit's fault, I assure you. I am also a local artist. I have been buying tile and wood scraps here for over 10 years to use as canvases. I do think the location is UNDERUSED by local recycled materials artists and I'd love to help spread the word. Local contractors know about it! The word is spreading among local DIYers. We should all support this local nonprofit: by donating our usable materials Shopping here for materials; they do have vintage or rustic or the occasional antique fixture, door and hardware Volunteering a couple of hours a month helping the core volunteer crew haul stuff around and tidy up. Once a local, neighborhood gem like this is gone, it's gone. It takes with it decades of heart and soul from the people who kept it going this long. Spread the word, support sustainability. Help nonprofits keep usable materials in our community. Protect our planet. Find yourself some cool 1960s cabinets for the Italian family basement kitchen!

We bought a beautiful kitchen with granite countertops that was in perfect shape some time ago. We…read morewere so happy with it that we decided to go back and look for lighting and doors. What a disappointment guys, we walked in and within 1 minute we noticed signs that were so offensive we just left. We would be willing to pay the price asked but when a business puts in large letters, if you dont like our prices you can leave, this says they can care less if anyone buys. I guess they are open just to be open. Lastly, if you care about the environment and look at these type of stores for some items, I will tell you that there are other stores with better price points and who care about you visiting their store. Go somewhere else......

I had to buy some specialized fittings for a project. This fine establishment had everything in…read morestock and was priced good

From the owner: For after-hours emergency, will call and/or commercial water heater full service delivery, please…read morecall (800) 217-9480. Ferguson Waterworks delivers quality products and innovative solutions across the water, sanitary sewer and stormwater management industries. As one of the nation's largest waterworks supply companies, Ferguson puts your needs first. Everyday, public and private water sewer authorities, utility contractors, public works/line contractors and heavy highway contractors count on Ferguson because of our world-class service. Visit your local Ferguson Waterworks in Newington, CT.

Good price and quality Nice representation personal…read more good employee Constable place

I've used Cedar mountain for stone delivery and mulch now and both times were amazing. They have…read morevery prompt service, excellent quality product, and reasonable prices. I plan to continue using them for any of my stone, and mulch needs in the future. Thanks Cedar Mountain for the reliable service and quality products! You're the best.

I ordered some lumber material from Marjam. The staff was very knowledgeable and offered me few…read moredifferent options to choose from. Great place to shop for lumber. Cheaper than Lowes or Home Depot. I will definitely do business with them again.

If I could give them less, then one star I would!! This was by far the most unprofessional company…read moreI have ever dealt with. I usually do not write reviews on bad companies, but I feel I need to warn others how bad they were. I ordered a load of drywall and stated that it needed to be hand loaded into the garage as the site was not accessible by boom trucks. I asked for it to be in three Piles according to size. They charged me for an extra guy, understandable and said that would be no problem. The house has a two-car garage and I have a manlift parked in front of the left bay. I left the right bay open for them. The tried backing the truck down the driveway and onto the front yard which was all mud. The truck got stuck so they spent two hours and some of my lumber to get it out. they then decided instead of doing it by hand he would try the forklift which he also got stuck in the yard. The yard looks like a war zone at this point and they haven't even unloaded any drywall yet. When they started to unload it they must have decided it was too much to carry so they loaded what they could in the garage with the lift. They couldn't load the last pile as the other side had the manlift in front of it and they didn't want to carry it so they decided to try and push my manlift with the forklift causing damage to the lift. At which point they dumped the pile in the driveway next to the lift. When I complained to their manager they told him there was not enough room on the side of the lift to walk, and there was not enough room in the garage for the last pile that is why it took 4 hours to deliver. They also said they got stuck because the lift was in the way. They drove the truck off the driveway 100 ft. before the lift so it wasn't the lift in the way it was incompetence. Where they said there was not enough room to walk they were able to put the last 4'x12' pile of drywall with the forklift. And lastly my wife and I carried the pile they left in the driveway into the place in the garage where they said there was not enough room, the next day without moving the lift. I explained all of this to the Manager looking for an explanation and he said that instead of canceling the delivery when they didn't feel they could do it, and rescheduling, they decided to tear up the yard, damage my lift, leave the drywall in the yard and tell me it was my fault. All he could offer me was an apology and didn't seem concerned with the damage to my lift. The delivery guys are lazy and incompetent, the managers are rude and unprofessional, and the overall service deserves less than a one star. I would never use this company again for anything and I highly recommend builders stay away as well.

Wild store. Eclectic supplies! From tombstone restoration to paint…read more Going here is cheaper than therapy.

I can't say enough good things about this family-owned-and-run preservation supplies store. Their…read morestaff is extremely responsive, knowledgeable, and helpful regarding their products. And, they are so very nice. I especially want to thank Will, who was generous with his time and expertise in answering my many questions, taking place over several phone calls, and also Courtney, for responding to my online questions. Atlas Preservation is one of very few retailers in the United States that carry linseed oil paints and supplies, including Ottoson paints imported from Sweden. As a long-time historic preservation advocate and craftsman, I am well aware of the importance and benefits of using appropriate maintenance and repair materials. At the recent International Preservation Trades Workshop (in 2023), Michiel Brouns highlighted the importance of using linseed oil paints and related products for historic buildings. (For detailed information on why and how to use linseed paints, see Brouns' excellent book, "Linseed Paint and Oil: A Practical Guide to Traditional Production and Application"). The moisture-wicking property of linseed paints is in contrast to alkyd and acrylic paints that seal moisture in, which inevitably leads to peeling paint and wood rot. Linseed paints are durable and long-lasting, cost-effective, and provide an environmentally sustainable alternative to petrochemical paints - for both historic and non-historic buildings - and Atlas Preservation is an outstanding source for obtaining these valuable and often-overlooked traditional products. In short, I highly recommend Atlas Preservation for their expertise, focus on high-quality products, and friendly and helpful service!

The steps in front of my house were falling apart so I hired someone to cap them with decorative…read morestone. I ordered the stone from Wethersfield Building Supply. I waited over one month before the stone was delivered. Much to my disappointment they had delivered the wrong stone. The stone looked pretty good on the steps so I decided to keep it and work with what they had sent me rather than wait another month or better for the correct stone to be delivered. Because the stone that they did deliver was smaller than what I had originally paid for I ended up running out of material with my steps 3/4 of the way completed. I visited the store and ordered some more of the stone that got delivered. Today is exactly 2 months after ordering (paying in full at time of purchase) and I still have not gotten my stone. To make matters worse I have tried calling several times and nobody answers the phone, I have left messages and they do not return the calls. Today I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Hopefully I will be able to have my stone delivered or get a refund. If you are considering using this company to purchase materials, I strongly recommend against it.