Building Materials Outlet

This place is huge! You will need a few hours to go through it, bring your own measure tape. We were looking for an entry door, found a pretty good buy. It’s like a building material consignment shop. They add 12% onto your purchase, calling it a ‘buyer premium’ charge. Even with that, we bought a nice door that would have been twice the price from the other home improvement stores.

I understand what Bmo should be or is perceived to be, but I don’t think it hits the mark. maybe in the beginning it did.
There is absolutely no organization. an example would be doors. randomly packed in slots tall short. who cares… and did I mention packed. so to get a look at one it has to be yanked out. which I am sure is an insurance hazard. plus I don’t think any of them has that great of price. especially since there is no one to help in this process.
Flooring.again no great shakes on the price, why fight to buy something when you can go anywhere else and find whatever you are looking for without freezing and working for it?
It’s like going to cub and standing in line to pay and then bagging your own groceries.
It’s too random, too high in price without having sales help. and just too much work.

How about a thrift store for just about everything you could possibly think of for remodeling projects?
This place is amazing. I could spend hours & hours perusing the aisles.
Vanities, coutnertops, storage, doors, windows, stair parts, cabinets, shelving, capret pieces, door handles & locks… you name it, they’ve got it! It’s nspiration @ a raw level. Units you can purchase & create to beautify your home in your unique style.
Whatever you are looking for, do your research & price comparisons. Some items are great deals & some items are priced the same @ Home Depot or Menards. The Buliding Materials Outlet also charge a 12% builders fee. Just good to know. Still think this place is amazing!