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Foxworth-Galbraith Home Improvement Center

Foxworth-Galbraith Home Improvement Center

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100 US-70, Ruidoso, New Mexico, 88345, United States
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Feb 9, 2018
If you like lumber yards like they used to be, this is the place. The staff there will help with any of your needs. The guys in the yard are always there to help you load. Prices are better than the big guys in Alamo on a lot of the items.

Mar 15, 2018
The staff is courteous they know where everything is and very willing to show you it's clean and just enjoyable every time you visit.

May 31, 2017
Like our store here. Sometimes checkout is backed up though. Most all reps friendly and that goes a long way with me. Can always count on yard guys for help. . Glad to have our outside sales rep too, Victor. Yard procedures and returns all good. Appreciate and participate in the vendor fairs. Helpful to the contractor, like the contractor order crew and account service for my clients.

Jun 3, 2017
We started our new deck 7 weeks ago and figured we spent around $3700 on our endeavor 95% or that at Foxworth. Doing all the work ourselves was a bit taxing but it turned our very well. Virginia was our primary go to person and her 5 star service was very much appreciated. Thank you, Richard and Nettie Lane.

Jun 30, 2017
Nice people, small town. They try but do not have everything like Home Depot or Lowes. People are nice. Buying lumber is another issue, poor selection and picked out. It's hard to find straight boards. The system is not easy. you either pre buy the lumber and take a leap of faith that it's any good or you go through the yard and select and load your lumber but your vehicle has to stay in the yard before you get a receipt from the counter inside with the items so the the gate keeper can check your cargo. I've gotten burned with this process and wound up with bad lumber. Other wise the store caters to you you well.

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