FAQs

We carry framed and frameless cabinet lines in traditional, transitional and contemporary styles—available in custom sizes, finishes and door profiles to fit any décor.

Yes. Our in-house millwork shop will build to your exact dimensions, whether you need an unusual height, width or depth.

We supply cabinets only, but can recommend vetted local installers who specialize in cabinet installation.

Options include solid hardwoods (oak, maple, cherry), MDF with thermofoil or painted finishes, and plywood boxes for strength and stability.

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and mild household cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemicals that can damage the finish.

Standard custom orders ship in 4–6 weeks. Expedited options may be available for an additional fee.

Yes—we can reface your existing cabinets with new doors, drawer fronts and veneers to give a fresh look without full replacement.

Absolutely. Many clients choose contrast — for example, painted uppers with stained lowers. Our designers can help you coordinate colors and hardware.

Yes—we stock a broad selection of hinges, soft-close mechanisms, knobs and pulls in various finishes (brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, matte black).

We have sample doors and finish swatches in our showroom. Call ahead to schedule a viewing or drop by during business hours.

Most cabinet lines include a 1- to 5-year limited warranty on workmanship and materials. Warranty terms vary by manufacturer—ask your sales rep for details.

Yes. Our staff can review your plans and recommend layouts, styles and finishes to maximize space and functionality.

We offer cabinets made from sustainable, FSC-certified wood and low-VOC finishes for healthier indoor air quality.

Provide your plan or measurements to your sales rep, select your style/finish, sign off on shop drawings, and place your deposit. We’ll handle the rest.

We partner with third-party financing providers offering 6- to 18-month deferred interest plans. Ask our team for current offers. We’ll handle the rest.

We stock pressure-treated pine, cedar, composite (Trex®, TimberTech®), and exotic hardwoods. Each option balances aesthetics, durability, and maintenance.

Wood offers natural warmth and can be stained; composites resist rot and require virtually no upkeep. Consider budget, maintenance tolerance, and desired look when deciding.

We carry wood balusters, cable railing kits, powder-coated aluminum, vinyl, and composite rail systems—plus matching posts, caps, and hardware.

Yes. From stainless-steel screws and ringshank nails to specialized hidden-fastening clips compatible with most composite and PVC decking brands.

Absolutely—through Do-It-Best we can source Ipe, Cumaru, Tigerwood, and other premium species. Lead times are typically 2–4 weeks.

High-quality composite boards last 25–30 years with minimal fading or warping, backed by most manufacturers’ 25-year warranties.

Yes—our team can review your plans, recommend board orientation, spacing, and railing styles for optimal drainage, safety, and aesthetics.

In-stock decking and railing components may be returned within 30 days in original, unopened packaging. Custom-cut boards or special orders are non-returnable.

For wood: annual cleaning and sealing; for composites: periodic wash with mild soap and water. Check fasteners and rail hardware annually.

We supply materials only but can refer you to experienced local deck builders for professional installation.

We stock post lights, LED deck lighting kits, stair treads, lattice panels, and maintenance products like cleaners and sealers.

Yes—our capped composite lines are made from recycled materials, and we carry FSC-certified hardwoods.

We partner with third-party financing for 6–18 months deferred interest plans. Ask our sales team for current promotions.

Provide your deck’s square footage plus any steps or benches. For railing, measure linear footage and height. We can also schedule a site visit for precise measurements.

Residential code typically requires a 36″ high railing with balusters spaced ≤4″ apart. For elevated decks above 30″, a 42″ railing may be required. Always check local building codes.

We stock ProVia®, Therma-Tru®, JELD-WEN®, Andersen®, Ply Gem® and more—offering wood, fiberglass, vinyl and steel options.

Yes. Provide your opening dimensions, and we’ll fabricate units to fit. Lead times vary by material but typically run 3–6 weeks.

Absolutely—we carry ENERGY STAR® rated windows with Argon gas fills and Low-E coatings to improve insulation and reduce energy costs.

Choices include entry doors (panel, craftsman, contemporary), patio doors (sliding, French, multi-slide), storm doors, and interior doors in various panel configurations and finishes.

We supply units only but have a network of certified installers we can recommend for full-service installation.

Yes—standard screen doors in multiple sizes plus replacement screen frames, mesh, spline and hardware. We also carry retractable screen systems.

Clean frames and glass with mild soap and water. Lubricate tracks, hinges, and locks annually. Avoid abrasive cleaners to protect finishes.

Yes—we offer laminated glass options for sound dampening and impact-rated windows for hurricane zones and high-wind areas.

Warranties vary by manufacturer but typically cover frame and glass defects for 10–20 years. Ask your sales rep for specific terms.

Select your door style, pick from our decorative glass collections, and specify any grille or pattern options. We’ll handle the rest in our fabrication shop.

Yes—we stock finish-matched hardware sets for doors and windows, including keyed locks, deadbolts, handlesets, and sash locks.

We have full-size door and window mockups in our showroom. Call ahead to ensure the specific models you’d like to view are on display.

Financing is available through third-party partners—typically 6- to 12-month same-as-cash or deferred interest plans.

High-performance windows reduce heat transfer, keeping interiors cooler in summer and warmer in winter—often lowering HVAC costs by up to 15–20%.

Measure the width and height of the existing opening (inside jamb to jamb) at three points and use the smallest dimensions. We can also arrange a professional measurement service.

We carry ½″ and ⅝″ standard gypsum board, moisture-resistant (green board), mold- and mildew-resistant (purple board), and fire-rated Type X panels for ceilings and wall assemblies requiring up to two-hour ratings.

Yes. We offer custom cutting on large projects; simply provide your height and length requirements, and we’ll pre-cut panels so you save time on the jobsite.

We stock joint compound (all-purpose, topping, and setting), corner bead, mesh tape, paper tape, corner rollers, knives, sanders, and pole sanders—everything you need for a smooth finish.

Fire-rated (Type X) drywall contains glass fibers for added fire resistance and helps slow spread of flames in multi-family and commercial applications—required by code in certain wall and ceiling assemblies.

Keep panels flat, off the ground on pallets or 2×4 sleepers, and cover with a tarp if exposed to moisture. Store indoors whenever possible to prevent sagging and mold.

In-stock, uncut panels in original bundles may be returned within 30 days with proof of purchase. Cut or special-order boards are non-returnable.

Standard sizes: 4×8, 4×10, 4×12, 4×16. Edge types: tapered for easy joint finishing or square-edge for specialty applications.

Yes—green board for moderate moisture and purple mold- and mildew-resistant drywall, ideal for bathrooms, basements, and kitchen back-splashes.

Use ½″ for standard wallboard on non-fire-rated walls; use ⅝″ for ceilings (to reduce sag) and fire-rated assemblies. Always check local code requirements.

T-square, utility knife, drywall saw, screw gun or hammer and nails, joint knives, taping tools, corner bead tool, and sanding block or pole sander.

We offer sound-control (Type C or specialized STC) panels designed to reduce noise transmission between rooms, popular in home theaters and multi-family dwellings.

Special-order sizes or types typically arrive within 5–7 business days, depending on manufacturer.

Gypsum is recyclable—many landfills have drywall recycling. For small jobs, wrap scraps in plastic bags before disposal to prevent dust.

Yes—we deliver drywall to job sites within our delivery zones; larger orders can be scheduled on a forklift truck for unloading.

Our sales team can provide support on board assemblies, fire-rating configurations, and UL design numbers to ensure you meet wall code.

We stock LVL (laminated veneer lumber) beams, I-joists, glulam beams and posts, PSL (parallel strand lumber), and LSL (laminated strand lumber) for floor joists, headers, and structural framing.

Engineered lumber delivers greater strength, dimensional stability, longer spans, and consistent quality—ideal for long clear spans and load-bearing applications where solid lumber may warp or shrink.

Provide the span length, load conditions, and bearing requirements; our team can recommend the correct depth and thickness for code compliance and minimal deflection.

Standard LVL and I-joist sizes generally ship in 3–5 days; custom glulam orders can take 2–3 weeks depending on size and profile.

Yes—for large beams and long spans, we coordinate crane-offload delivery; just specify site access and lift requirements.

Through special order, we can source flitch beams, steel-timber composites, and other hybrid structural sections—ask your sales rep for details.

Store flat, off the ground, and protected from moisture. Keep beams supported at uniform intervals to prevent sagging.

Avoid cross-cutting or milling members; these products are factory-engineered with specific orientation. For notches and holes, consult manufacturer guidelines.

LVLs and I-joists are typically unfinished. Glulams can be factory-stained or painted for exposed applications—ask about surface treatments.

Use manufacturer-approved hangers, joist clips, and fasteners sized per load. Our team can recommend Simpson Strong-Tie or equivalent connectors.

Warranties vary: glulams often carry 50-year limited warranties; I-joists and LVLs come with manufacturer limited warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Yes—our structural specialists can review plans, perform calculations, and ensure members meet code and deflection criteria before you order.

Initial costs are higher than equivalent sawn members, but reduced installation time, longer spans, and less waste often offset the premium.

Yes—engineered members can be joined with steel connectors and plates; discuss load paths and bearing requirements with our team.

Seal ends and coat exposed surfaces with stain or paint for exterior applications; use flashing tape at bearing points and apply finish coats as specified.

We stock PVC (AZEK®), fiber cement (James Hardie®), primed and paint-grade pine, cedar, redwood, and MDF trims for fascia, soffits, corner boards, casing, and decorative profiles.

For low-maintenance, choose PVC; for painted traditional look, use primed pine; fiber cement offers durability in harsh climates. Consider budget, exposure, and finish.

Yes—through Do-It-Best we can source custom or specialty millwork profiles; turnaround is typically 1–2 weeks.

We offer pre-mitered corner boards, fascia boards, and drip edge trims in PVC and fiber cement, plus matching accessories.

Use stainless-steel fasteners, leave proper expansion gaps as per manufacturer, and seal joints with compatible gap-filler.

For wood: use oil-based primer plus 100% acrylic exterior paint. For PVC/fiber cement: use 100% acrylic paint rated for plastics or cementitious surfaces.

Yes—we carry PVC and wood brackets in traditional and Craftsman styles for porch and soffit accents.

Standard fiber cement trims ship in 3–5 days; custom lengths may take up to 10 days.

Uncut, in-stock lengths may be returned within 30 days. Custom-cut profiles are final sale.

We stock coping saws, JBL routers, PVC-specific saw blades, and pneumatic nailers for trim installation.

Inspect annually, touch up paint as needed, caulk joints, and clean with mild detergent to remove mildew.

Our MDF trims are made from recycled wood fibers; some PVC trims contain recycled content.

PVC trims typically carry a limited lifetime warranty; wood trims are covered by manufacturer standard limited warranties.

Yes—we stock matching PVC and fiber cement drip edges, rake boards, and J-channels for a seamless finish.

Measure linear footage per profile type, account for miter cuts (add 10% waste), and specify board width and thickness.

We stock fasteners (nails, screws, anchors), door hardware (hinges, locks, handlesets), cabinet hardware (knobs, pulls), framing connectors, joist hangers, and specialty items (foundation anchors, tie-downs).

Yes—stainless steel for coastal and corrosive environments; hot-dip galvanized for outdoor framing and treated lumber applications.

We sell collated screws and coils by box, bulk nails by the pound, and individual specialty anchors and connectors.

We carry Simpson Strong-Tie®, GRK®, SPAX®, ITW Buildex®, and Do-It-Best® branded fasteners—quality you can trust.

Yes—entry, passage, and privacy locksets in brass, nickel, bronze, and keyed alike options, plus electronic and smart-lock upgrades.

Select anchor type by material: wedge anchors for solid concrete; sleeve anchors for hollow block; Tapcon® screws for thin concrete and CMU. Our team can recommend sizes based on load.

We stock hurricane ties, hold-downs, post bases, beam hangers, and seismic hardware for high-performance framing.

Yes—we carry European cup hinges, full-overlay and inset styles, plus integrated soft-close dampers.

Unopened boxes and packs may be returned within 30 days; custom keyed locksets are final sale once cut.

Approved commercial accounts receive net-30 terms with credit application; personal accounts are COD or card only.

Yes—we provide master keying and rekeying services on-site for most lock brands; simply bring your keying schedule.

Keep in sealed, moisture-resistant bins or climate-controlled storage to prevent rust; stainless-steel is recommended if exposure unavoidable.

We stock neoprene-washered screws, cap nails, and ring-shank nails for metal, vinyl, and fiber cement siding and roofing panels.

Contractor accounts enjoy tiered pricing based on volume; ask about our monthly rebate program on select fasteners.

Through our Do-It-Best cooperative we can special-order most specialty connectors—lead times vary by item.

We stock fiberglass batts, unfaced and faced, rigid foam boards (EPS, XPS, polyiso), spray-foam kits, mineral wool batts and boards, and blown-in cellulose.

Batts are quick for stud bays and ceilings; blown-in fills irregular cavities and attics with fewer gaps—choose based on access and coverage needs.

Fiberglass batts range from R-11 to R-38; foam boards from R-3.5/in (EPS) to R-6/in (polyiso); blown cellulose up to R-60 for attics.

Yes—we carry 6-mil polyethylene sheeting, foil-faced kraft paper, house wraps, tape, sealants, and flashings to control moisture and drafts.

We offer one-component and two-component spray-foam kits in various kit sizes to insulate rim joists, gaps, and crawlspaces.

Our cellulose is made from recycled paper; we also stock formaldehyde-free fiberglass and plant-based spray-foam formulations.

Keep batts and boards dry and off the ground, covered in original packaging. Blown-in bags should be stored indoors to prevent moisture.

Yes—we deliver by bag or bulk-load trucks for large cellulose or fiberglass orders; blown-in machines can be rented locally.

Wear eye protection, gloves, long sleeves, and a dust mask or respirator when installing fiberglass or cellulose. Spray-foam requires respirator and protective clothing.

Use a utility knife or foam-cutting saw, score one side, snap, then trim with knife. Wear gloves to avoid skin irritation.

Many local utilities and state programs offer rebates for insulation upgrades—check your jurisdiction or ask us for program details.

Manufacturers’ warranties cover thermal performance; blown-in cellulose often comes with settled-fill coverage for R-value retention.

Measure square footage and desired R-value; our team can generate a materials estimate accounting for waste.

Unopened insulation in original packaging may be returned within 30 days; cut or opened products are final sale.

Yes—our product specialists can recommend insulation systems, assembly details, and moisture-control strategies for your project.

We stock southern yellow pine, Douglas fir, cedar, redwood, oak, maple, and poplar in both dimensional and select grades—ideal for framing, finish carpentry, and specialty woodworking.

Standard framing sizes (2×4, 2×6, 2×8, 2×10, 2×12), select & common grades in 1× stock, appearance grades, and specialty timbers up to 6×12 in custom lengths.

#2 is economical and structurally graded for framing; Select & Better has fewer knots and is suited for exposed applications, cabinetry, and finish work.

Yes—we offer surfaced-four-sides (S4S) planing and kiln-dried dimensional lumber for reduced shrinkage and improved finish quality.

We stock ground-contact and above-ground-grade treated pine in various dimensions, suitable for decks, fences, and exterior framing.

Custom lengths from 8’ up to 24’ are available on special order; lead times typically 5–7 business days.

Store flat on pallets or 2×4 sleepers, off the ground, protected from moisture and direct sunlight to prevent warping and decay.

Yes—we deliver by the truckload or pallet, with liftgate service if needed; ask about flat-rate zones or custom quotes.

Framing lumber is typically 19%–21% MC; kiln-dried and select boards range from 8%–12%, depending on species and processing.

Uncut, in-stock lumber returned within 30 days with a receipt is accepted; cut or special orders are final sale.

We offer FSC-certified hardwoods and pine from responsibly managed forests; ask for eco-friendly sourcing.

A circular saw or miter saw, framing nailer or screw gun, carpenter’s square, and proper safety gear—gloves, goggles, and hearing protection.

Provide linear footage per dimension and quantity of each size; include waste allowance (typically 10%) and any special treatments or finishes.

Cash, check, credit/debit cards are accepted. Commercial accounts may apply for net-30 terms with approved credit.

Yes—upon request, we can supply mill grading stamps and certificates for engineered and select-grade lumber to meet building inspector requirements.

Yes—our in-house shop can replicate most profiles. Provide a sample or profile number, and we’ll mill custom runs.

Millwork is available unfinished, primed, or raw MDF ready for paint; select wood species can be pre-stained or clear-coated on request.

Standard lengths are 8′, 10′, and 12′; custom lengths up to 16′ can be ordered through special production.

We stock risers, treads, handrails, balusters, newel posts, and stair brackets in various styles and species.

Measure linear footage required, specify profile, width, and thickness. Add 10% for waste and miter cuts.

Select profiles are available factory-primed; custom painted or stained runs may be arranged with longer lead times.

We carry moisture-resistant MDF trims designed for bathrooms and basements—ideal where humidity is a concern.

Custom millwork typically ships in 2–3 weeks after profile approval and deposit.

We stock pneumatic finish nailers, coping saws, router bits, and brad nails specific to trim work.

Unopened bundles of standard profiles may be returned within 30 days; custom-milled pieces are final sale.

Use an exterior-grade primer and paint, seal all cut ends, and maintain caulking at joints to prevent moisture infiltration.

Yes—we can special-order or replicate historic and period-specific moldings through our cooperative network.

Millwork from domestic species carries a limited warranty against milling defects; finish warranties vary by paint or stain supplier.

For large custom projects, our team can generate CAD shop drawings for approval before production.

Our showroom stocks Sherwin-Williams®, Benjamin Moore®, PPG®, and Do-It-Best® premium interior and exterior paints, primers, and specialty coatings.

Yes—use our spectrophotometer to match any swatch or sample. We’ll mix paint to your exact shade in-store, typically within 30 minutes.

We offer flat, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, and high-gloss finishes, plus specialty sheens like matte enamel and low-VOC options for sensitive environments.

Yes—we carry premium roller covers, frames, angled sash brushes, trim brushes, extension poles, drop cloths, painter’s tape, and protective gear.

Choose primer based on substrate: interior drywall primer, exterior masonry/stucco primer, stain-blocking primer, or bonding primer for challenging surfaces.

Measure square footage of walls, subtract openings (windows/doors), then divide by the coverage rate (typically 350–400 ft²/gal per coat). Our staff can help with exact estimates.

We stock low- and zero-VOC formulations, water-based enamels, and natural-sheeting paints free from heavy metals and harsh solvents.

Unopened, properly stored cans may be returned within 30 days with proof of purchase. Tinted or opened cans are final sale.

Yes—we mix epoxy, floor paints, roof coatings, anti-slip additives, and fire-retardant coatings to spec.

Warranties vary by brand: most interior paints carry a lifetime or limited warranty; exterior paints often carry 15-year fade-resistance warranties.

Our design team can provide color palettes, trim/ceiling recommendations, and accent suggestions to achieve the look you want.

Clean thoroughly, fill cracks with spackling compound, sand smooth, and apply primer before finish coats for best adhesion and appearance.

Ensure good ventilation, wear protective eyewear and respirator for solvent-based products, and follow all label warnings.

We carry airless spray rentals, tips, hoses, and compressor accessories for large-scale or commercial painting jobs.

Many communities offer paint recycling days; for small amounts, let latex paint dry solid then dispose with regular trash. Oil-based paints must be taken to hazardous waste facilities.

We stock asphalt shingles (architectural & 3-tab), metal panels, cedar shakes, slate, and synthetic roofing systems from leading brands like GAF®, CertainTeed®, and Tamko®.

Architectural shingles offer dimensional look and longer lifespan (25–30 years), while 3-tab are economical for budget projects. Consider climate, roof slope, and warranty when choosing.

Yes—we carry synthetic and felt underlayments, ice & water barrier, drip edge, ridge vents, and roof accessories for complete assemblies.

We can order stone-coated steel, standing seam, and corrugated profiles in custom colors—lead times vary by profile, typically 2–4 weeks.

We stock metal flashing, boot vents, ridge vents, soffit vents, turbine vents, and roof jacks for proper roof system performance.

Yes—roofing guns, seamers, slate hammers, snap cutters, safety harnesses, and NIOSH-approved respirators for tear-off and installation.

Calculate roof square footage (length × width ÷ 100), account for waste (10–15%), and factor in starter strips, ridge caps, and accessories. Our team can perform takeoff services for accuracy.

Synthetic underlayments are lighter, more tear-resistant, and provide better moisture protection; felt remains economical and familiar to many installers.

Shingle warranties range from 25 to lifetime coverage; workmanship and material warranties vary by manufacturer—review product brochure for details.

Unopened full bundles in original packaging may be returned within 30 days; opened or damaged bundles are final sale.

Use fall-protection harness systems, non-slip boots, hard hats, and safety glasses. Follow OSHA guidelines for residential and commercial work.

We partner with local disposal services and offer dumpster rentals for shingle and underlayment waste removal.

Steel is stronger and more cost-effective; aluminum resists corrosion in coastal environments. Both can be painted or coated for longevity.

We stock recycled-content shingles and cool-roof metal panels designed to reflect UV rays, reducing heat island effect.

Yes—valley liners, hip & ridge caps, step flashings, and kick-out flashings are all available to ensure water-shedding at slope transitions.

We carry vinyl, fiber cement (James Hardie®), engineered wood (LP® SmartSide®), cedar clapboard, and aluminum siding in various profiles and colors.

Consider climate (moisture/mildew resistance), maintenance (painting vs. no-paint), aesthetics, and warranty. Fiber cement is durable; vinyl is low-maintenance; cedar offers natural warmth.

We stock .042” (standard) and .048” (premium) vinyl siding panels, plus insulated and polymer-enhanced options for energy efficiency.

Yes—James Hardie® ColorPlus® prefinished panels are available in dozens of colors; custom color matching may require longer lead times.

Starter strips, J-channel, corner posts, window/door trim, utility trim, soffit panels, and vented soffit accessories are all stocked.

Yes—siding snips, impact drivers, vinyl siding removal tools, and safety clamps for panel installation.

Measure exterior wall area minus openings, then divide by panel coverage (e.g., 8’ panel covers ~13.3 ft²). Add 10% for waste and trim. We offer takeoff services for precision.

We carry CoreFX® insulated vinyl siding panels that improve R-value and reduce noise transmission.

Vinyl: wash annually with mild detergent. Fiber cement: repaint every 10–15 years. Cedar: stain/seal every 3–5 years.

Unopened bundles in original packaging are returnable within 30 days; cut or tinted products are final sale.

Many fiber cement and engineered wood products include moisture barriers; we also stock building wraps and insect screens for wall assemblies.

Vinyl warranties range from 25 years to lifetime; fiber cement carries a 30-year limited warranty; check manufacturer details.

Prime all cut edges and back sides before installation, then finish-coat after assembly to seal against moisture.

FSC-certified cedar, recycled-content vinyl, and low-VOC primers are available for greener builds.

Yes—many designers combine materials (e.g., stone veneer wainscot with fiber cement above) for visual interest. We can coordinate accessory lines for smooth transitions.

GP (“General Purpose”) vinyl siding is a cost-effective, durable exterior cladding designed for residential and light commercial applications, available in multiple profiles and colors.

We stock clapboard, dutch lap, board & batten, and shake profiles to mimic traditional wood looks without the maintenance.

Standard thickness is .040”; premium .046” panels are available for enhanced durability and wind resistance.

Over 30 fade-resistant, molded-in-colors are available; custom color matching services can provide up to 4 weeks lead time.

Insulated foam-backed GP panels improve thermal performance and sound absorption, offering an R-value boost of R-2 to R-4 depending on thickness.

Simply wash with a garden hose or mild detergent solution annually to remove dirt and maintain color vibrancy.

Use corrosion-resistant ring-shank nails or screws with wide heads; nail or screw per manufacturer spacing guidelines to allow for thermal expansion.

In some cases, yes—over wood, vinyl, or fiber cement with proper furring and flashing. We recommend consulting local code and our technical team before proceeding.

Most GP vinyl siding carries a 25-year fade- and hail-resistance warranty; register your purchase for full coverage.

GP siding coverage varies by profile; clapboard covers roughly 12.5 ft² per 8’ panel. Our staff can calculate material needs based on wall dimensions.

Unopened, undamaged bundles returned within 30 days are accepted. Once panels are removed from packaging, returns are final.

Yes—matching soffit panels, vented soffits, fascia, J-channels, corner posts, and utility trims are stocked for complete assemblies.

Certain thicker .046” GP panels and reinforced foam-backed profiles offer improved hail and wind resistance—ask about ASTM-rated products.

Vinyl siding removal tools, snips, leveling tools, snap-lock punch, and appropriate fasteners; we stock rental tools if needed.

GP offers solid performance at lower cost; premium vinyl features thicker walls, broader warranties, and often additional style options.

We stock power tools (drills, saws, sanders), pneumatic tools (nailers, staplers), hand tools (hammers, levels, chisels), measuring tools, safety gear, and specialty contractor equipment.

We offer short- and long-term rentals on select equipment like air compressors, trenchers, and tile saws—check availability as rental inventory rotates.

Our lineup includes DeWalt®, Milwaukee®, Makita®, Bosch®, Paslode®, and Makita®, plus Do it Best® value options for hand tools.

Yes—circular saw blades, reciprocating saw blades, hole saw bits, drill bits, router bits, and blades for specialty cutters are all in stock.

Eye protection, hearing protection, respirators, hard hats, gloves, and high-visibility vests from leading OSHA-compliant brands.

Basic repairs (blade changes, tune-ups) can be handled in-store; major repairs may be referred to manufacturer service centers.

Unopened, unused tools in new condition may be returned within 30 days; opened power tools must have all original accessories and packaging for return.

Manufacturer warranties vary—hand tools often carry lifetime warranties; power tools typically have 1- to 3-year limited warranties.

Yes—contractor accounts receive volume discounts, bonus bucks, and occasional special pricing on tool sets.

Consider fastener type, application (framing, finish, flooring), tool weight, and power source (pneumatic vs. battery). Our staff can demonstrate options.

We stock battery packs and chargers for major brands; combo kits are often available at discounted bundle pricing.

We partner with local sharpening specialists for drill bit and chisel sharpening; drop off your tools in-store.

Yes—tuck pointers, brick tongs, masonry chisels, and mixing drills for mortar are available by request.

Keep power tools in cases or racks, batteries at recommended charge levels, and hand tools dry to prevent rust.

Periodically we host in-store demos on tool usage, safety, and maintenance—check our events calendar or inquire at the counter.