Carter-Jones Lumber

"From what I see, everything here is organized. From the moment you pull in through the gate there’s a stop sign off to the right going towards the back that gives you plain instructions as for the check in process. Quick, polite, and very helpful. Unloading was just as organized. I was instructed where to go. There’s a painted lane where to park (flatbed). Unstrapped and was unloaded without delay. And I mean, WITHOUT delay. Guys on the forklifts we’re just as professional as the gentleman who checked me in. Great job!!"

"Good location. Great selection. See DJ for your window and door needs--he's an expert and true professional! Great selection of Pella Windows as well."

"I've worked with Carter for the last 20 years and always had premium results, these were my go to guys. My last project was a mess. Most of my lumber sent had been previous returns. I was sent 8' precuts for my 9' walls. More than half of my floor joists they sent were cracked and moldy. When I returned it they just sent more of the same junk probably from the same pile even after I asked to make sure they were good. I kept track of my returns and was shorted money both times until I brought it up. If you want to build with warped, cracked, bowed, twisted, moldy lumber then this is your place! It's very disappointing for a group of guys I trusted and thought highly of."

"I had a great experience. I needed a piece of plywood at certain dimensions (was going to paint) and they were kind enough to find scrap material and rip a couple pieces for me. Very good people to work with!"

"Surprised there's no other reviews yet. It seems to take me forever to choose, pay for, and load wood when I go to the big box stores. Here I just walk up to the counter, place the order, drive around back, and it gets dumped right in the trailer and off I go. They turnover their inventory at an insane rate (you might see a few train cars - yes, train cars - loaded with lumber). So the warpage is less. And it's stored outside so it's acclimated already. I could've believe how straight my 2x4s were. Even the 2x2s (which are usually crap) were fairly true. Plus there's huge "man" points driving around a real lumber yard. Their hours stink - it's not homeowner friendly. I suspect 80%+ of their business is contractor work."