We purchased an EXMARK zero turn and a Kubota tractor from this location. Sales, service, and…read moreparts department knowledgable and helpful. Highly recommend.

I just had an Unbelievable service experience!! I had my Exmark mower in for a routine service…read moreappointment, upon my mower being dropped off, my son immediately started to mow the lawn. Well, long story short, he ran the mower out of gas, causing the mower to jolt in a way that knocked the belt off. I called Stoltzfus and they said they would have a service tech out asap. Well Wayne showed up and put my belt on and even looked things over to ensure all was good to go!! This was all done at no charge!! I already like this company, but I will be sure to tell anybody & everybody I know that is in need of a Lawn/Farm equipment to buy from Stoltzfus. I personally want to thank Wayne & the entire service team at Stoltzfus! They have made a raven fan here!!!

I returned to the kitchen design center to plan my kitchen. My first experience was excellent…read more Not the second. There were small problems along the way, but the end was ridiculous. I checked the house the night before and my seven foot island had no top. That was stressful but taken care of. My main complaint is that a couple of cabinets had discoloration and they agreed it needed fixed. So I was sent a small paint sample. Not someone to take care of it. The final thing, one of my cabinets was cracked. A replacement was sent. And the replacement is still in a box. I'm expected to install this. Granted they don't do installations- my contractor installed the kitchen. I was to pay him or a handyman to install this, rather than W&J find someone. It's not cheap to put in a custom kitchen. I expected better.

A wonderful old school company, with people who genuinely care about listening to your needs for…read morecontracting and supplies. They are well-connected within the Lancaster business community, and Amish carpentry community, and they work with some amazing people. Our Amish contractor is who led us to them, and we are so grateful to have gotten to know Dave Walter, as well as to have worked with his architect, Paul, and Paul's assistant Alison. Alison went over a zillion drafts with me to make our plans absolutely custom and perfect. She listened to what we wanted, and allowed us to be our strong-headed selves with our design ideas, as opposed to trying to push things we didn't want. (A prior architect we'd gotten a quote from--not from W&J--was super pushy, with ideas that had nothing to do with what we wanted.) Alison was respectful of our wishes, but did tactfully occasionally make suggestions, which we are grateful for, because they really helped. Awesome experience with them! Dave Walter is a great person to work with as well. We completed a good amount of work with them, which we love, but have had a lull in our renovation plans. However, when we start up again, we will be right back on track with Dave and co. I will add that we have worked with 2 other building supply companies closer to us, and neither of the other places had anywhere near the heart that this place does, nor were they willing to go the extra mile to the extent that W&J is. I think being in LanCo ("out in the country") does set a different pace for life, and helps people be more decent toward one another. I realize how quickly Lancaster is being built up, but I think it still has a noticeably less-citified energy than the counties of the Philly 'burbs (MontCo/ChesCo/Delco/BucksCo). Experiences getting building supplies from Delaware County Supply were largely positive, however, they specialize in certain things (for example, crazy selection of wood trims, and exotic wood species) that seem to be the main focus, while W&J can pull tricks out of their hat for custom painting on siding, or directing you to metal roofers with awesome color options, that others cannot. It makes sense that a lot of the manufacturers for metal roofing (popular for barns and silos) are out in LanCo, and it makes sense that they would have formed their best relationships with a LanCo supplier, to whom they offer their best deals. We also had an experience with J&L Building Supplies in Frazer (Malvern), which was pretty awful. While Delco Supply was a decent enough crowd, everyone we dealt with at J&L was miserable. We were actually warned by contractors that J&L is notorious for treating homeowners badly, in favor of contractors. This was absolutely the case at J&L, and is sometimes the case at Delco Supply, but it is never the case at Walter & Jackson. A very simple order, placed at J&L, took three weeks to get quoted, and then after calling three times over two more weeks to make payment, it further got delayed, and then cancelled on us, for no reason (but probably because we dared to ask why it was taking so long). Luckily, when we made the same order with W&J, it was significantly cheaper, and there were no delays or hassles from W&J. What's more? Instead of acting like he was doing us a favor to condescend to help us (like at J&L), Dave Walter was sincerely gracious and appreciative of our business. Very positive experience with genuine caring people at W&J.

We initially used this company to reface our kitchen cabinets, and two half baths downstairs, but…read moreit turned out so well that we refaced two more of our upstairs bathrooms and added utility room cabinets. They did an amazing job.

From what I could tell on Facebook Marketplace, this business sells new appliances that have been…read moredamaged, maybe during the delivery process. We decided to drive out to New Holland and look at their refrigerators. Finding the place wasn't hard, although the signage isn't great. The only entrance to the building that we found was in the back of the warehouse, where there were a couple open doors and loading docks. Once inside, the showroom is clean, big and well lit. There were maybe 30 refrigerators right there. Not far away were washers and dryers, microwaves, and lots of other stuff. Many of the refrigerators had only a couple small dents that could be easily covered with pictures of your pets or your kids. Some prices were obviously sharply discounted, like $500 give or take a couple hundred. Some of the prices, however, didn't seem all that low. Ultimately we decided to leave and look elsewhere. The strangest part of the experience in my opinion was that nobody ever walked up to us to see what we were looking for. Often that's no big deal, but refrigerators are pretty expensive, and it would have been nice to be greeted with a "can I help you?" Or "would you like some bottled water?" It's the little gestures like that that distinguish a good business from a great one.