Associated Building Materials

Myles Regan

Great service, and good prices.

Todd Pearson

Wow. These guys will be getting my future business. After dealing with the "other guys" on PCH it is very refreshing to get customer service like this. Everyone was super helpful and willing to spend a moment showing you a sample and lending a helping hand. Good job boys!

Yoyo Diaz

👎First and last time a go to this place. Be careful with those 2 guys at the front desk or the store i believe his name is felipe and the other one. They charged me 60 bucks for the delivery. And i found out that is supposed free, i live half mile away from the place plus the gravel that was delivered for my project was short i paid for 3 scoops of gravel they delivered 2 they still charged me for 3. 👎👎👎 im trying to get in contact with the owner but it seems he doesnt care about the bussnes. Right after i found out that they overcharged me i called the store .About 3 times no one pick up they ignored my call. Seems like they scare or something for what they doing. Wich idont think im the only one those 2 guys are ripping off👎 so i rated this place with one star. wich i think 1 star is wave too much for them.

Chris Johnson

UPDATE: In response to the owner's request to contact him, I have called the business and left a couple messages with the staff for the owner to call me back, but he has not. To be clear, this is not a simple matter of being picky about which stones I receive, as the owner's reply suggests. The only stone I received were damaged, flawed, and incorrectly sized. These were clearly rejects, returns, and damaged product. Furthermore, they were not even the thickness I ordered, instead ranging from under 1/2" thick to 2" thick. Bait and Switch, there is no better way to describe this experience. The beautiful, uniform sandstone I chose at the store was delivered as smaller pieces that were cracked, flaky, poorly sliced, and of various thicknesses. The delivered stone was nothing like the crates of stone in stock and on display at their physical location. As a result, the installation was needlessly difficult and time consuming and now we have broken flagstones in our pathways.