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July 2024 by stephanie pietromonaco
Ally J. was an absolute pleasure to work with on our very unique Montauk project. Incredibly knowledgeable. We cant express enough how satisfied we are with the kitchen & bath cabinetry quality & expertise in the design.
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July 2023 by peter kudler
Ally who assisted us could have not been more helpful. She went well beyond what we expected in having us choose and install new hardware (pulls) throughout our house. She made what we thought would be an arduous task into a very easy and stress free experience
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October 2022 by Tom S.
I hired them to install Bilko doors for my basement. They lasted 11 months and then one of the two doors fell off. I called them to see if they would come by to resolve the issue. They told me that I would have to give them $150 before they would stop by. I had someone else fix it. The installers did not install the cotter pins correctly and so there was a problem after 11 months.
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April 2022 by Frank N.
I don't mind paying a premium to buy local rather than from Big Box or On Line. However, I resent being ripped off. I bought a $70 router bit from the East Hampton Store. After I opened it, I noticed it had a 1/2" shank. My router can only use a 1/4" shank. I went to return it, and because I had torn the bar code sticker, RBS claimed they couldn't resell it. Of course, the manufacturer would have had no problem sticking a new label on it if RBS would have returned it to them. After checking with the manager, he would refund 50% of cost or I could keep it. Take it or leave it!! I don't know if it was my fault for not noticing the larger shank on the display rack, but I certainly would understand a restocking fee of 10% or so. But 50% or $35 charge for something that would have taken minutes to fix is OUTRAGEOUS. I am upset enough that RBS just lost my business. I have been going to RBS for the past 30 years.
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August 2021 by Fern B.
Staff is nice enough but do yourself a favor and CHECK PRICES before you shop here. I'm always willing to pay a little more at a local brick & mortar but this place is consistently overpriced, sometimes wildly so.
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June 2019 by Barry M.
Most not all the people behind the counter are Nasty . They have a Know it all attitude . If you don't understand the exact type of wood you are looking for or material the Belittle you . Beckers or Amazon .
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May 2019 by Michael D.
Terrible experience, delivered damaged goods and then tried to charge to replace the units. Promised another delivery the next morning and didn't show up until late afternoon. Dont waste your time here. I went from making money on a project to loosing money because of them.
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February 2019 by Ed S.
We have ordered front doors, closet doors & hardware from the Roslyn location over the last several months. The folks in Roslyn were very helpful in choosing the right doors and finding the right hardware. Delivery was great. They held products a few days until the contractor was ready for them and delivered right to the house.
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December 2018 by Ed Z.
The closest Home Depot to the Hampton's is in Riverhead, so this is your only choice. They have a large selection , have recently modernized the store with a new layout, and for the most part have friendly and knowledgeable staff. The prices are higher than Home Depot, but it's convenient not having the hour drive to Riverhead. They also have a design and showroom with much of the options on display for you to see before buying. They also offer installation on things ranging from front doors to ceiling fans.
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July 2017 by Mark S.
This place is certainly not consumer friendly.t Their focus is clearly on contractors. God forbid you have a question. There is rarely a by one on the floor. And if there is they are normally dismissive. At my own peril I occasionally go for paint and lumber. It's too bad the service is so bad because they have a good selection and better pricing than the hardware store. But of course the contractor's received an additional discount. I really think they are making an error not making it consumer friendly.
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June 2017 by Holly M.
The people that work here are really great. I've gone in needing to replace door knobs, build a fence for my dog, replace lighting fixtures... they can answer questions on everything. A lot of local builders seem to shop here as well, which is a good sign. There usually seems to be a wait to check out but the staff is friendly and chats while still getting stuff done. I've been going here for years and have never had an issue. There's plenty of parking; follow the oneway signs so you don't cause a traffic jam!
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May 2016 by Alexander F.
Where do I begin...I suppose at a $100k+ tab I've run up while my father and I have been building our house from scratch. I finally get to the stage of putting interior doors in my house and after a ridiculously difficult time trying to schedule the measurements of said doors, the less than helpful Jason and Tim finally got measurements and made orders (mostly standard door sizes). They promised a 10 day turn around. I then went to the house to check up on construction and saw all three of my bedrooms with doors floating in the middle of the frames, literally inches short on every side. Followed by a realization that 2 doors were completely missing and there was no hardware on site. After speaking with my GC, it came to my attention that the doors were ordered incorrectly by Jason and Tim - the "specialists". Having admitted their wrong doing, they still refused to refund/return/cancel the incorrectly measured doors and I had to have the doors replaced with custom doors my carpenter built for $1k/door. I was also told hardware would be "right there", which obviously was another lie. With $100k on their books, you'd think there'd be some accommodation and consideration. I must say, if it hadn't been for their monopoly on the east end, I'd've taken my business elsewhere in a heartbeat. Buyer beware.
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September 2015 by Daniel C.
This lumber yard has young people (seem 19 - 25 years old) working inside in which it has given a bad look to this lumber yard. Every time I go I spend over 30mins looking for one or two items in which I can't afford spending so much time looking for an item. I walk all over the place back and fort and don't see anyone around to ask for help besides the cashiers (from 3 to 4 cashiers) who are extremely busy with a long line of costumes ready to pay waiting for them, so there's no way I'm gonna get in front of them and ask them for help when they're busy and trying to get people to checkout. Every time I ask one of these young guys for help or an item I need they just tell me which aisle I could find it and they keep walking (Sometimes I can't find it after they told me the aisle, I need help again) I can't find anyone I see people wondering around just like me looking for items and no one around. I've asked the young guys for an item and their respond in within second they don't have it or if it's not on the shelves they don't have it. C'mon they can go to the back prob see if they have some in the back. I do not think RBS does the inventory and gets 3 12' eye hooks for a week, you gotta have some back up. My point is these young guys are somehow lazy or not trained well to do a good costumer service and instead of hiding from people they should walk around and offer some help.
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June 2014 by Jazzy G.
Great hardware store. They have a large lumber yard. This is where all the local builders and contractors go for all their supplies. The staff is a friendly and always willing to help you get what you need. Power tools, paint, hardware, electric, plumbing... the whole nine. This is the big hardware spot on the South Fork.
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April 2014 by Dan H.
Prices are high if you buy something small maybe is fine for any item you find better prices at Lowes or Home Depot so I think that sooner or later they will go out of business.At any moment you go in is max.5-10 people in any store on East End .
