Builders FirstSource

"As a contractor we are always looking for suppliers that can help us out on a lot of details and get quotes for our bids quickly. We've been working with Michael Yoest and he is great at getting information and quotes out to us in a timely manner and has so much product knowledge. Definitely recommend checking these guys out, they have everything you need!"

"I wish I could give a zero. I was involved in what I think is a strange situation but it probably happens quite often. I hired a contractor to build a pole barn for me. About half way through the project the builder went bankrupt. We had paid the builder more than half of the contract rate but he failed to pay builders first source for the materials used on the job and we were sued. After several months of litigation we were made aware of a case law that allows a materials company to collect regardless of the situation with the builder. My bigger complaint is that Builders first source extended credit to this contractor and at least 6 other homeowners got burned as well. My complaint is that as a business you make credit decisions based on a risk, but apparently if you know case law none of that matters. This company took advantage of law and I'm the end my pole barn cost nearly double. 80k to 145k. Maybe the law was followed but the human law of right and wrong not so much."

"A few years back I waited for 30 minutes at will call and was never helped. Boss sent me there today and I forgot this was the place. Guy in front of me was there 20 minutes with no help. But it might have been lunchtime. Nope! Save yourself 2 hours and drive to Castle Rock to Moore Lumber. They help you right away. Even during lunchtime, when many of us have to get supplies."

"I applied 3 different times with this company. Submitted my resume all 3 times. I went in for an interview with the HR gal, was told I get a call back on the position. I called and left 4 messages with this gal and never got a call back to see if I was even qualified for the position. 2nd time I applied again, no response so I let it go. 3rd time o submitted my resume I get an email 1 month after I applied for an interview. I emailed back asking them why calls were never returned. 3 emails out and again no response. You can always judge a company on how they treat there employees I believe it starts with an impression from the beginning of submitting a resume. I’d never work there and I’ll never put in my application for employment with them again. It makes me wonder how they treat their employees."

"Zero customer service from the guys in the yard! We own a roofing company and my wife had to pick up some 16’boards. The forklift operator literally sat there the whole time and watched her unload the boards and try and figure out how to secure them in her 4 runner today! Absolutely shameful lack of chivalry or even sense of duty on their job! Will go out of our way to never buy from them again!"