Richmond Building Supplies
Building Materials
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12300 Vulcan Way, Richmond BC V6V 1J8
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About Richmond Building Supplies
Richmond Building Supplies, established in 1966, is a trusted supplier of building materials for both framing and finishing projects in the Lower Mainland. The business specializes in a wide range of products including prehung doors, door hardware, moldings, lumber, plywood, decking, and siding. Professional contractors rely on Richmond Building Supplies for their expertise in sourcing and delivering high-quality materials.
Customers consistently praise the excellent customer service provided by the knowledgeable team. Staff members are recognized for their helpful suggestions and reliable assistance, particularly with unique requests such as odd-sized doors. The team's commitment to quality is evident, as they work diligently to ensure customer needs are met with competitive pricing and quick, accurate quotes.
Richmond Building Supplies is also noted for its ability to handle custom orders, delivering beautiful, well-crafted products that arrive in perfect condition. The professionalism extends to delivery services, with staff ensuring that materials are handled with care. Overall, Richmond Building Supplies is highly recommended for anyone in need of building materials or expert advice for their projects.
Most Recent Reviews
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May 2026
Best places to get doors they have never failed ever
Staff is very professional and have been at it for many decades MIke and Paul have been at this for a long time and know their stuff.
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June 2025
Excellent customer service from Bruce, Kyle and Dave! They are very knowledgeable about the products they carry and have great suggestions. The selection at RBS is terrific, if they don’t carry it, they can help you find it. I cannot recommend them enough! Thanks for all your help with door hardware.
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June 2025
Eric service is satisfactory! He is very accommodating and kind!! I am very satisfied!
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