Straight answers.

Buyers who purchase materials in volume: multifamily and build-to-rent developers, home builders, hospitality projects, lumberyards and dealers, general contractors, and owner-builders working on a single home, a two-family build or a handful of units.

Whatever you have. A full drawing set works best, but a window or door schedule, a finish schedule, a spec section or a list of quantities is enough to get started. Include the project location and when you need the materials.

We are built for bulk and project quantities rather than single items. Current minimums: [MINIMUM ORDER].

Yes. You can ask for one line, such as interior doors, or a full package. Every quote is itemized, so you can add or remove lines.

It depends on the product, the quantity and the destination. Your quote will show an estimated schedule for each line, and we confirm timing before you place a deposit.

Our current service area: [SERVICE AREA]. Freight terms for your address are spelled out on the quote. Unloading at the site is normally handled by the buyer unless the quote says otherwise.

Send us the spec and we will tell you plainly whether we can supply that product or a comparable one. Any substitution is listed on the quote for your approval. We never swap products without telling you.

Warranty coverage depends on the product line. Terms: [WARRANTY TERMS]. The specific warranty for each line will be stated on your quote or order documents.

Yes, if you are building and buying in project quantities. Owner-builders send plans the same way contractors do, and we quote the materials you choose. Your contractor still handles installation.

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