Scholl Construction recently developed a supplier relationship with Hines Lumber. Their pricing is competitive and they provide detailed quotes that are easy to read. This month we are starting a commercial building project and a residential home. We look forward to a long partnership with Hines Lumber and would recommend them to anyone.

There is something REALLY WRONG with this company. I have fought with them for months, they have promised to make good on faulty merchandise. I worked my way up to the president of the company, Mr. Doug Jones. The bottom line- they will NOT make good on theur wrongly delivered or missing merchandise, not without charging dearly for it. They stated in no uncertain terms that not only do I have to pay for all replacement items (like missing pot drawers, drawer fronts that dont fit, missing clips for cabinets, missing vinyl trim, and the cost for converting office cabinetry, mistakenly ordered by them with a SINK), I have to pay shipping on these parts ($200) and a CONSULTING fee for contacting their order department for them to spend their time making sure I have the right parts. I have this in writing, on an invoice!I have asked around, and spoken to their suppliers and found that they may be in trouble financially. They may not stay in business. Which is why they are squeezing their customers for every penny- I spent TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars for rooms full of custom cabinetry, and this is the way they treat me, a good client! I need to find independent sourcing for their cabinetry, but I would warn someone- dont do business with this company- or you will be stuck like me, on the phone trying to source out cabinet parts they screwed up on delivery. They were cheaper than most, I saved money- and boy have I paid it on the back end!! And you are stuck, because their work is custom! Dont make my mistake!!