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172 Ossington Ave, Toronto, Ontario, M6J 2Z7, Canada
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Aug 21, 2018
I shop here often because they have a lot of things that you can't find at some of the bigger chains. If they don't have something you want or need, they will order it for you. The staff is wonderfully helpful, cheerful and very friendly. I have never had a bad or even unpleasant shopping experience here. It reminds me a lot of a little hardware store you would find in a small farming town. I would give them more 🌟 if I could. GREAT PLACE TO SHOP!

Sep 30, 2018
Great staff! From lumber, to metal rod, to tile and beyond in a human scale store. Waaaaaay better experience than going to the really big box stores, and there's actually people around to help you! What a concept eh? LOL...

Jul 10, 2018
Staff went above and beyond to help me out with a project. (Thanks Denise & young dude I'm sad I don't remember the name of! You were awesome!) Prices are competitive and the selection is the best we've got in the area. 10/10 will shop there again.

Jul 26, 2018
Staff are very helpful. The only reason why I did not give five stars is because it's hard to find a parking spot and most of the streets around the store are one-way.

Aug 3, 2018
If you are a contractor and tired of the terrible service from staff with zero knowledge at the big box stores (HD,Rona,Lowe’s etc) this is the place to go. The lumber quality is far superior and they always have a huge in stock lvl beams selection. Same day delivery. These guys want the business. Check it out.

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