Kitchen & Bath in Springfield, MA

“We shopped Lowe’s and Home for bathroom vanity cabinet combo. Their products are all poor quality materials (pressed particle board), pour surface finish with paint, and no service. And local cabinet businesses where their cabinets were more than 2x the cost for the same quality as Home Oulet. And they had limited designs that we liked. When we walked into Home Outlet, we spotted this beautiful 31” cabinet that was exactly what we were looking for and more! The cabinet was good quality with upscale design cues you would in thousands of dollars cabinets. Moreover, Brendan…store manager…was so courteous and helpful throughout our entire experience. And even went above and beyond after the purchase to make us very happy customers. We went back and bought a 2nd vanity cabinet for our half bath as a result. Highly recommend this business and location!!”

“Great working with Jerome, knowledgeable, gave me many samples to bring home and got back to me right away with pricing and availability. Store has lots of options for remodeling and/or building materials.”

“I love this place. Need sinks, cabinets, or light fixtures? They’ve got ‘em. Mirrors? Yep. Doors, hardware, and toilets? Yes. Architectural salvage, radiators, and wood? You betcha. I’ve even bought a beautiful vintage side table here. And earplugs. Go figure, they’ve really got everything.The prices really are bargains. Keep in mind what something costs new, consider what something costs resale, and remember that some of the items are vintage, antique, or otherwise very unique and special (church pew, movie theater seats, columns, corbels, to name some I’ve seen). I’ve never wasted money at EcoBuilding Bargains, and I always leave knowing I’ve got a real deal.The employees have been consistently friendly, polite, helpful, and knowledgeable. Giving a shout out to Destiny, who helped me & my husband yesterday morning: you’re the best!I use my purchases as a homeowner, DIY-er and creative person. A chandelier I just bought will be transformed into a bird feeder, for example. A cabinet door will be a decorative panel for a wall. You get the idea. And so do the employees, as they have examples of repurposing ideas in-store and in their newsletters.Yesterday, there were two chandeliers inside the store that showed you could repurpose them for feeding birds (my intent) or for growing small plants. How cool is that? This place is truly for everyone.”

“I just picked up a new faucet for our kitchen from FW Webb in Springfield. My customer rep was Lori and I want to say she was simply the best! Lori was very patient with all my questions and indecision and was extremely knowledgable in giving me feedback. It was a real pleasure dealing with someone who was as polite and professional as Lori was today. I will definitely shop at this store again.Charlie H.”