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220 Lindsay St S, Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, K9V 2N3, Canada
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Sep 17, 2018
Staff went over and above. There was a particularly nice man that recognized I am not so "handy" and was out of my element, so he went out of his way to make sure I got everything I needed. He even cut some dowelling so it would work for my needs. Great spot....I highly recommend.

Aug 2, 2018
Good place. Friendly staff inside and out. The pressure treated wood was REALLY WET. Water came out as we tightened the screws. Can't wait for it to dry and shrink. Ruin my deck.

Aug 25, 2018
Most staff is helpful and willing to assist you. Lots of products to choose from and plenty of stock

Aug 21, 2018
Our go to store for lumber and building supplies. Staff is extremely helpful.

Oct 29, 2017
DO NOT buy your 2x4's here for any building project. Especially wall framing. My husband and I have built many walls together and this is by far the worst lumber we have ever dealt with. It's cheaper than other stores for a reason. It varies in physical size consistency. Thickness ranging within an eighth of an inch, which is a lot when you're trying to build straight walls for drywall. Also the bowing, twisting and waving of the wood is consistently unacceptable. Wasting far too much time trying to manually bend the boards into place (which are still out). We were informed by the boys in the wood yard that they have switched to a "greener company" for their 2x4's and that many do complain. Even if you took your time to choose good boards... it's pointless because roughly 1 in 5 are good. This is not to dampen our opinions on the store itself as we still love it and they have great staff inside and many great products. However we will no longer be buying lumber there. We would love to here that they sign with a more consistent lumber company.

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