Builders FirstSourceReviews of bldr.com

They don’t even deserve one star. Every door has issues motors out hinges wrong, especially for French doors. I just got five doors and I can’t even get the door handle on. It was drilled out wrong nothing but problems. I wish my boss would stop buying from this crap Company horrible quality control. Also I got a French door in the header was 2 inches bigger than the threshold.

You do not want to work for them they don’t care about the people that work for them when it snows they don’t want to spend money to get the parking lot cleaned up or around the trucks they rather just have the workers slip and fall the pay is not worth the it if you want to work for performance pay not hourly pay you wount make money they tell you that you get miles with your performance pay witch you don’t it’s not worth your time they will find a way to get rid of you without notice no verbal or written notice before you get let go management likes to keep your profit sharing money

THIS IS A ZERO STAR REVIEW: I've been a school bus driver for over 18 years and I was heading northbound on glasford Hill road in Prescott Valley, Arizona on Friday 12-20-24. The time was around 12:45 p.m. A driver representing this company was to my left and constantly honking his horn. I gathered maybe I had a battery door loose or maybe a flat tire or something. When I finally pulled up next to this crazed gray-haired individual, who's hood number read 41993, he's calling me an effing A which of course I can't swear here. He says he wouldn't want his kid on my bus and then starts mocking my ponytail. I'm thinking how unprofessional is this company to hire such rude, arrogant and ignorant individuals. He was further throwing cuss words at me and I just simply waved at the man. If this is the ethics of how they treat a driver of a school bus driver I wouldn't want to think what they are like when it comes to dealing with the public.

30 Dec. 9 months since we ordered and still missing windows and doors. The local manager and regional manager do not return phone calls. The national group in Texas assigned in house counsel and now out of house counsel. All we need are the missing windows and doors we paid for. Instead of providing them, they hired lawyers to further delay things. Best to avoid. We ordered $76,805.23 worth of Windsor windows and exterior doors on 25 April 2024 and $15,495.70 of internal doors from Builder First Source in Kansas City on 9 May 2024. The windows arrived several weeks late in late June / early July. The window order that was supposed to arrive at once arrived a couple windows at a time over several weeks. In that order there were several windows and doors that were manufactured incorrectly and had to be replaced. By mid-July, there were dozens of problems with the door and window order including doors swinging the wrong direction, several windows the wrong size, windows with the wrong mullion pattern, quality control issues etc. Windsor corrected a few of the errors over the next several months, but to date we are still missing the following: 1. Two egress windows that were manufactured incorrectly and were ordered to be replaced in early July 2. Window hardware was missing on a third window - so the window does not open 3. Four exterior doors had damaged gaskets, missing finish strike plates, and were bored incorrectly for hardware effectively making them useless. The internal doors arrived with all the wrong lockset bores and needed to be remade. When the new doors arrived, several doors were the wrong width, a pair of doors was the wrong height, and all the basement doors were the wrong height and needed to be remade. When the replacements arrived again, one of the basement doors came with the wrong hardware, and a cracked frame. Another basement door came with the wrong borings. The dining room doors arrived a third time, the wrong size. We have contacted BFS dozens of times and were given reassurances that they were correcting the above issues, but they have disappeared since 8 November. I have contacted the sales manager Jason Prince, the store manager Matt Miller and the regional manager Dennis Donnelly several dozen times since 8 November, but none have responded in the last six weeks. When I contact BFS, their secretaries promise a return call but no call is forthcoming. When I ring the BFS head office in Dallas they refer me to their legal department. The BFS legal department led by Maggie Trembath was likewise unresponsive the last several weeks until 10 December when she said she was pregnant and referred the issue to a local law firm in Kansas City. The local law firm is Wilson Esler. Wilson Esler's counsel Theodore Kardis has likewise been largely unresponsive. He claims BFS are not responding to him. I am really surprised that missing doors and windows has turned into a legal matter from BFS. We are out tens of thousands in missing goods and they have lawyered up. It illustrates that they know they are in trouble. Quite honestly, we just want our missing doors and windows. Unfortunately, BFS management do not like being honest and are just attempting to steal our money. As someone in the building industry for 30 years, I would not use a supplier that cannot deliver products in a timely manner, with all the requisite parts, or can provide basic after sales support. I would warn other architects, builders, or homeowners not to use Builders First Source. After spending nearly $100,000 on the order in April/May 2024, we still do not have a complete set of doors and windows. If Builders First Source will treat someone in the trade this way, imagine how they will treat a homeowner when a problem arises. Be careful with BFS and Windsor Doors and Windows. I will update this review if anything changes (positive or negative). Several months have passed and Builders First Source have still not produced the ten of thousands of missing doors and windows. As a result of their lack of service, the clients have suffered over $100,000 in additional time claims and fees. Think twice before using BFS and Windsor Windows. Your Windows are only as good as the distributor and BFS are not fit for purpose.

#1 We ordered replacement windows for our house and wanted them to be Hurricane replacements. BFS even came out and measured the windows to ensure the windows were the proper size. House is well within the required distance (300’) of the Gulf requiring Hurricane windows. BFS told us they do not install the windows, a subcontractor would perform the install and being as though it was a remove/ replace there would not be a building permit required. Windows are delivered by the subcontractor and all windows down to the last window to be installed when the subcontractor mentioned “you should have gotten a building permit for your window replacement.”. What we received were not hurricane windows as required by Florida Code in the coastline area we live, but our impact windows are not to code. Efforts to get this corrected (even paying additional costs) fell on deaf ears and according to the errant Florida law the homeowner is left holding the bag for not getting the permit the installers were required to obtain before starting their work. #2 Purchased hurricane doors to replace existing doors from a non-BFS business with a delivery lead time of 4-6 weeks. Contacted local licensed contractor to remove and replace doors which the contractor applied for and received a building permit. In between the order date and expected delivery date, BFS acquired the business we ordered the doors. Delivery date slid from 4-6 weeks to 6-8 weeks. Doors arrived 8 werks later and that is when the fun began. Top notch doors were damaged, didn’t fit or would not take the latex paint recommended by the manufacturer due to constant elastomeric sealant seepage no matter what recommended action was taken to correct the defect (original company claimed responsibility but BFS had to okay the replacement which took weeks). In the meantime, we had a contractor on the hook by the building permit department asking questions as to why it was taking so long to install doors and wanting to charge our contractor for a permit extension when in fact the delay was caused by the supplier (BFS). I do not recommend buying from BFS or affiliate and the first question after “do you obtain a building permit” is “do you get your materials from BFS?”. If they have any affiliation with BFS just tell them “thank you for your time.” and find another contract who answers those two questions correctly.

Nashville TN. Competitive pricing. Good service. The salesman even brought me out a truckbed of studs one time when we were in a rush. I build and flip houses so we order from them a lot.

I can’t even get them to call us. My husband ad I have both been calling for months and leaving messages in the Greenville SC location about having a door made.

James and Tyler performed a service call at my home to repair doors that were not properly installed and sealed. They were courteous, professional and timely. The repairs they completed solved my problem. Thanks for great service! John Keiken, Blanchard, OK