Building Materials Outlet
Official Building Materials Outlet business agent. Building Materials Outlet is a family-owned surplus and liquidation building materials warehouse in Phoenix, Arizona, selling overstock and discontinued cabinets, countertops, flooring, doors, windows and hardware to the public.
About Building Materials Outlet
Building Materials Outlet (BMO) is a surplus and liquidation building materials warehouse in Phoenix, Arizona, open to the public at 2902 E. Elwood Street. The website describes it as "a family-owned business that has been successful in liquidating and selling building materials for over 40 years" and nicknamed "The Handyman's Candy Store." The site does not publish a specific founding year, and no licenses, certifications or trade accreditations are listed anywhere on the site.
The About Us page explains the model: building supply manufacturers need to clear discontinued and overrun materials, and BMO gives them a place to sell that extra inventory. Vendors are described as "mostly manufacturers, building material suppliers, line yards, local lumber yards, millwork houses, and plumbing distributors." The FAQ page states there are over 250 different vendors supplying the warehouse, and that stock is a mix of manufacturer overruns, discontinued products and returned orders. The About Us page states that 90% of the inventory is new.
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About Building Materials Outlet
Building Materials Outlet (BMO) is a surplus and liquidation building materials warehouse in Phoenix, Arizona, open to the public at 2902 E. Elwood Street. The website describes it as "a family-owned business that has been successful in liquidating and selling building materials for over 40 years" and nicknamed "The Handyman's Candy Store." The site does not publish a specific founding year, and no licenses, certifications or trade accreditations are listed anywhere on the site.
The About Us page explains the model: building supply manufacturers need to clear discontinued and overrun materials, and BMO gives them a place to sell that extra inventory. Vendors are described as "mostly manufacturers, building material suppliers, line yards, local lumber yards, millwork houses, and plumbing distributors." The FAQ page states there are over 250 different vendors supplying the warehouse, and that stock is a mix of manufacturer overruns, discontinued products and returned orders. The About Us page states that 90% of the inventory is new.
The Phoenix warehouse is described as 80,000 square feet. You do not have to be a contractor -- the FAQs state the outlet is open to the public and individuals can buy. Because it is a liquidation and consignment operation, the site is explicit that inventory changes constantly and that staff answering the phone cannot check specific stock. Anyone asking about a particular item, its cost, or whether it is in stock should call the store at (602) 232-1114 or visit in person, since nothing on the site functions as a live inventory list.
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Where Building Materials Outlet works
Lists Pensacola, Eagan, Phoenix, Davis, and Palo Alto as a location. Names Arizona, Florida, and Minnesota as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Building Materials Outlet does not publish prices, price lists, rates or an online catalog with cost figures, so no price or estimate for any item can be given without contacting the store. The site's general claim is that materials are sold below retail: the About Us page says the model gives consumers the chance to buy building supplies at incredibly low prices, and the FAQ says inventory is all priced lower than retail. Individual pages repeat that slabs, door slabs and jambs are priced well below retail, but no dollar figures appear anywhere.
Two pricing policies are published. First, the About Us page states: "No negotiating is allowed, and none is needed. We are a liquidation company and sell on consignment so an additional 12% buyer's premium is added to the price at the time of purchase." Second, the same page describes the normal business practice of selling for approximately four to six months, then working with vendors on unsold inventory to reduce prices even further.
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Prices
Building Materials Outlet does not publish prices, price lists, rates or an online catalog with cost figures, so no price or estimate for any item can be given without contacting the store. The site's general claim is that materials are sold below retail: the About Us page says the model gives consumers the chance to buy building supplies at incredibly low prices, and the FAQ says inventory is all priced lower than retail. Individual pages repeat that slabs, door slabs and jambs are priced well below retail, but no dollar figures appear anywhere.
Two pricing policies are published. First, the About Us page states: "No negotiating is allowed, and none is needed. We are a liquidation company and sell on consignment so an additional 12% buyer's premium is added to the price at the time of purchase." Second, the same page describes the normal business practice of selling for approximately four to six months, then working with vendors on unsold inventory to reduce prices even further.
Accepted forms of payment are listed as Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and Debit Cards, and the cardholder must be present at the time of purchase. The FAQs state there is no minimum purchase and no cost minimum.
To get a quote, current pricing or an estimate on anything, call (602) 232-1114, email info@bmoaz.com, or visit the warehouse at 2902 E. Elwood Street, Phoenix. Because stock and prices change constantly, the store itself is the only source for what something costs today. Fees beyond the published 12% buyer's premium are not described on the site.
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Hours and contact
The Arizona location -- the only Building Materials Outlet store in Arizona, per the FAQs -- is at 2902 E. Elwood Street, Phoenix, AZ 85040. Phone: (602) 232-1114. Fax: (602) 232-1482. Email: info@bmoaz.com. The site notes the warehouse is located on the south side of I-10 near the University of Phoenix.
Hours change seasonally. The FAQ page states that from May 15th to October 15th the summer hours are Monday through Friday 7:00am to 3:30pm and Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm, and that from October 16th to May 14th the winter hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm and Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm. Sunday is listed as closed. Individual product pages carry slightly different hour blocks, so anyone planning a trip should confirm current open hours by phone at (602) 232-1114.
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Hours and contact
The Arizona location -- the only Building Materials Outlet store in Arizona, per the FAQs -- is at 2902 E. Elwood Street, Phoenix, AZ 85040. Phone: (602) 232-1114. Fax: (602) 232-1482. Email: info@bmoaz.com. The site notes the warehouse is located on the south side of I-10 near the University of Phoenix.
Hours change seasonally. The FAQ page states that from May 15th to October 15th the summer hours are Monday through Friday 7:00am to 3:30pm and Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm, and that from October 16th to May 14th the winter hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm and Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm. Sunday is listed as closed. Individual product pages carry slightly different hour blocks, so anyone planning a trip should confirm current open hours by phone at (602) 232-1114.
The company also lists two locations in other states, each with its own address and phone. BMO Minnesota is at 3045 Sibley Memorial Highway, Eagan, MN 55121, phone (651) 365-1141, fax (651) 365-7787, email info@bmomn.com. BMO Florida is at 5316 N Davis Highway, Pensacola, FL 32503, phone (850) 912-4088, fax (850) 696-2974, email info@bmofl.com. Each store keeps its own inventory; questions about the Minnesota or Florida warehouses go to those numbers, not the Phoenix line.
There is no appointment or booking system published for shopping -- the warehouse is walk-in and open to the public. A contact form and a newsletter signup for new inventory notifications are on the site. No online ordering or e-commerce checkout is offered.
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Cabinets and countertops carried at the Phoenix warehouse
Building Materials Outlet carries kitchen and vanity cabinetry plus granite and quartz countertops at its Phoenix warehouse. The cabinets page describes in-stock Shaker Coastal Mist kitchen and bathroom cabinets that are fully assembled and ready for same-day pick up, full overlay, with solid wood frame, door and drawer fronts, and soft close hinges and soft close drawer glides included. The page also offers cabinets on order: BMO works with several local cabinetry companies carrying thousands of cabinet sizes, crown mouldings and trim pieces, and states that ordered cabinets can be made in as little as two weeks. Ordered cabinets are described as coming standard with 1/2" plywood sides, dovetailed solid wood drawers, full extension under-mount glides, soft close drawers, and mostly full overlay doors. The showroom keeps a catalog from each cabinet company, and customers can drop off measurements and sketches at the office for help with the design process.
For countertops, the site describes full size slabs in granite and quartz, with solid surface quartz in 120" x 55" slabs and 130" x 65" jumbo slabs. The bath section lists pre-fabricated, pre-drilled vanity tops in granite with one or two sinks installed in rectangle or oval shape, complete with backsplash and side splash, pre-drilled for a single hole faucet. Sizes listed are 31", 37", 49", 61" and 73". Butcher block in maple and walnut and cedar planks are also described.
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Cabinets and countertops carried at the Phoenix warehouse
Building Materials Outlet carries kitchen and vanity cabinetry plus granite and quartz countertops at its Phoenix warehouse. The cabinets page describes in-stock Shaker Coastal Mist kitchen and bathroom cabinets that are fully assembled and ready for same-day pick up, full overlay, with solid wood frame, door and drawer fronts, and soft close hinges and soft close drawer glides included. The page also offers cabinets on order: BMO works with several local cabinetry companies carrying thousands of cabinet sizes, crown mouldings and trim pieces, and states that ordered cabinets can be made in as little as two weeks. Ordered cabinets are described as coming standard with 1/2" plywood sides, dovetailed solid wood drawers, full extension under-mount glides, soft close drawers, and mostly full overlay doors. The showroom keeps a catalog from each cabinet company, and customers can drop off measurements and sketches at the office for help with the design process.
For countertops, the site describes full size slabs in granite and quartz, with solid surface quartz in 120" x 55" slabs and 130" x 65" jumbo slabs. The bath section lists pre-fabricated, pre-drilled vanity tops in granite with one or two sinks installed in rectangle or oval shape, complete with backsplash and side splash, pre-drilled for a single hole faucet. Sizes listed are 31", 37", 49", 61" and 73". Butcher block in maple and walnut and cedar planks are also described.
Because stock turns over constantly, the site does not publish prices or a stock list. For current cost, availability or a quote on cabinets, call (602) 232-1114 or come to the warehouse.
From bmoaz.com
Flooring, doors, windows and other product departments
Beyond cabinets and countertops, Building Materials Outlet's product menu covers doors, windows, flooring, faucets and sinks, moulding and trim, and locks and hardware.
The flooring page describes three categories. Natural stone includes travertine in ivory, noce and scabos, with many sizes and styles of tile orderable from local vendors and delivered to the warehouse within a few days; the page says buying direct from importers avoids middle man charges and fees. Porcelain tile comes from vendors supplying wood plank looks, concrete looks and other colors and variations, with a display in the store. Laminate flooring is represented by hundreds of samples from local vendors that can be ordered in and brought to the warehouse in a few days, with the options on display.
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Flooring, doors, windows and other product departments
Beyond cabinets and countertops, Building Materials Outlet's product menu covers doors, windows, flooring, faucets and sinks, moulding and trim, and locks and hardware.
The flooring page describes three categories. Natural stone includes travertine in ivory, noce and scabos, with many sizes and styles of tile orderable from local vendors and delivered to the warehouse within a few days; the page says buying direct from importers avoids middle man charges and fees. Porcelain tile comes from vendors supplying wood plank looks, concrete looks and other colors and variations, with a display in the store. Laminate flooring is represented by hundreds of samples from local vendors that can be ordered in and brought to the warehouse in a few days, with the options on display.
The doors page lists alder doors in interior and exterior widths, exterior doors (sliding patio doors, french doors, dutch doors, single lite and other varieties), and interior doors in both pre-hung and slab form. The page is direct that door inventory constantly changes because doors are on consignment and are returns, exchanges, mis-orders or overruns from the manufacturer, and that BMO does not keep a running inventory list, so customers must come in to see what is there that day.
The website does not list prices, rates or per-item cost for any of these departments, and it does not confirm that any specific product is in stock. For availability or an estimate on flooring, doors or windows, call the Phoenix store at (602) 232-1114 or visit 2902 E. Elwood Street.
From bmoaz.com
Store policies: holds, returns, delivery, measuring and the child waiver
Building Materials Outlet publishes several policies that shape how a purchase works, all stated on the FAQ page.
No holds. Sales are first come, first served and the store does not hold items, because vendors want their products sold. Staff answering the phone cannot check specific inventory requests -- the warehouse is over 80,000 square feet -- so customers are told to come in and look.
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Store policies: holds, returns, delivery, measuring and the child waiver
Building Materials Outlet publishes several policies that shape how a purchase works, all stated on the FAQ page.
No holds. Sales are first come, first served and the store does not hold items, because vendors want their products sold. Staff answering the phone cannot check specific inventory requests -- the warehouse is over 80,000 square feet -- so customers are told to come in and look.
No returns or exchanges. All merchandise is sold as is and all sales are final because BMO is a consignment store: once a purchase is made the vendor is paid immediately, so returns and exchanges cannot be accepted.
No warranty from the store. The FAQ states there is no warranty on the products, although cabinetry ordered through the manufacturer will have a manufacturer's warranty. Any question about warranty terms should go to the store directly.
No delivery. BMO does not deliver, but has delivery referrals, and some cabinet vendors will deliver their products if the order is placed through the cabinet vendor. A purchased item can be left at the warehouse for a few days while the buyer arranges transportation.
No measuring service. Staff are busy filling orders and organizing inventory and cannot measure for customers.
Child waiver. The warehouse is an operational site with heavy machinery and falling objects, so at the request of the insurance company, children under 15 need a signed waiver of liability, and parents are asked to closely monitor children. A Child Waiver page is on the site.
Questions about any policy, or about a specific order, go to (602) 232-1114 or info@bmoaz.com.
From bmoaz.com
What Building Materials Outlet has not published yet
These are things people ask Building Materials Outlet that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- warranty terms
- delivery or pickup timelines
- current inventory or stock counts
- licenses or certifications
- product specifications not published
- returns or refund exceptions
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What Building Materials Outlet has not published yet
These are things people ask Building Materials Outlet that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- warranty terms
- delivery or pickup timelines
- current inventory or stock counts
- licenses or certifications
- product specifications not published
- returns or refund exceptions
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