Dirt Cheap Building Supplies

Nothing but returned junk items missing parts. Most of the items are broken and even with 50%-70% off the price tag, it's still not a deal because it's either broken or missing parts which makes it totally useless. The building materials are #2 grade or oldstock like dry wall mud and sheets of drywall, floor tile, gallons of paint, nails and fasteners etc. Who wants a $60.00 weedeater missing $80.00 in essential parts, not running and needing repaired, when a brand new one is only $125.00 at Walmart. But why buy from here? When you can buy new better quality at the same price from Lowe's or Southerland's? This place has no real bargains. Just pure dumpster trash.

I loved shopping at Bossier City, Louisiana Dirt Cheap Building Supplies. The employees were really nice & you could find almost anything that you wanted. I've recently moved to the Tyler, Texas area. They only have a Dirt Cheap. I hope that one day there will be a Dirt Cheap Building Supplies in Tyler, Texas area.

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Dirt Cheap is like a treasure hunt escape room. The store's atmosphere compels canny shopventurers, to search through enormous piles of clearance priced items haphazardly thrown into unmarked bins, and stacked onto industrial shelving units that form aisles, and aisles of low cost, yet quality and name brand, consumer products in all defined categories. The savings are real, and the inventory is ever-changing.

We love to go to dirt cheap. They have really good deals on stuff but I DO NOT understand why they close so early on a Saturday when people are off work and have time to go. You can shop at Ollie's 3 hours longer and you can shop at the clothing store dirt cheap 2 hours longer but you can't buy building supplies past 6pm on a Saturday. Makes no sense.