Buying Lumber at Home Depot
If you are about to start a building project, you will most likely need lumber. Home Depot is a convenient place to get lumber because of the helpful associates and easy in store process. Most stores even have a delivery service! Read on to learn how you can get lumber at Home Depot. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Approach the "Pro" desk, located to the right in front of the lumber section of the store.
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Ask an associate at the desk for help with your purchase.
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Choose your wood. The associate will show you their selection and will give you three different price ranges, which are, low grade, medium grade and professional grade. The quality of the wood is determined by these price grades.
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Pay for the wood at the pro desk.
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Have the associate bring the wood to the loading dock with a forklift while you bring your vehicle to the dock or have Home Depot deliver the wood to your work site. Delivery is an extra $65 for any delivery within a 60 mile radius of the store. Every extra mile is an additional $1.
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Comments
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lionelthebat
Dec 17, 2010
Their lumber is always warped, green, cracked or otherwise undesirable. I end up moving the whole lot of whatever board I'm looking for piece by piece to find some good ones, and end up having to settle for the least bad pieces. I'm building a cabinet, and none of the pieces of 1x12" are square or the same width. I'll try Ace or Lowe's from now on. And there is no Pro desk at the lumber area. -
james4833
Aug 31, 2009
Most of the time I don't find Home Depot Lumber very good--I get pretty tired searching thru the lumber pile for some good lumber. I usually go to Lowe's for my Lumber but still buy all my tools etc at Home Depot. The HD Associates just say "that's what the send us"--Not acceptable guy's--
