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Reclaimed Lumber & Beams

Reclaimed Lumber & Beams

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1548 Morganton Blvd SW, Lenoir, North Carolina, 28645, United States
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Mar 25, 2016
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!!!! You will be very disappointed. They do not mill their own products. They do not own their own mill. They do not own their own warehouse. They don't own a showroom. They are a fly by night operation. I bought 32,000 dollars of building materials which included flooring and doors. The doors were haphazardly glued and nailed together without proper joinery and planning. The flooring had variances of plus and minus 1/4 inches down the widths making it impossible to lay the floor properly without having spaces. Dale Ballew admitted to the fault as did another builder which he referred me to. The other builder had to hand plane the flooring to get it to fit. Dale promised to refund money I spent on extra labor trying to get it to work promising to replace the bad pieces. Every time he brought over more flooring it got worse. He picked up all the flooring last week and I asked for my money back. He has not refunded my money. Now I have to sue him in court. Meanwhile I still need flooring and am out over 32,000 dollars. DO NOT BUY !!!

Apr 12, 2016
We had an excellent experience at reclaimed lumber and beams. We decided to make the trip up from Charlotte and we were glad we did! The guys were very helpful picking out our mantel and we also got some barnwood paneling!! Such beautiful wood! Will definately be coming back!!

Feb 26, 2016
Great guys, willing to help out with any project...great servive, extremely professional and you'd be crazy not to see what they have before you buy somewhere else.

Aug 23, 2016
Loved everything about this place. Will continue shopping for our projects here!

Oct 8, 2017
awesome place!!

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