Richland, South Carolina (SC) Lumber and Other Building Materials Dealers Companies
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We are a family owned business(15) years that believes in old values with new ideas. We specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodeling.
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- Bathroom Fixtures, Equipment and Supplies1
- Brick Pavers3
- Building Materials3
- Cabinets, Kitchen9
- Closets, Interiors and Accessories1
- Concrete2
- Concrete and Cinder Block2
- Counter Tops141
- Doors91
- Electric Equipment Stores1
- Fencing8
- Flooring, Wood2
- Garage Doors15
- Glass Block Windows87
- Greenhouse Kits, Prefabricated1
- Home Centers5
- Lumber Products3
- Millwork Stores21
- Perfume Stores12
- Planing Mill Products and Lumber2
- Plumbing Fixtures2
- Prefabricated Buildings2
- Roofing Materials2
- Sand and Gravel3
- Sash, Wood or Metal1
- Shutters3
- Windows30
- Wood and Lumber Stores25
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