Groom & Sons' Home Center — Local services in Wills Point

Groom and Sons' (where Tawakoni Lumber used to be on Hwy 276 in West Tawakoni) has been this small town locals 'day-saver' more than once. The store more often than not, most likely, has whatever part/piece/tool/kit/cleaner etc. that you're needing or searching for. All of the employees that I have interacted with have been sensibly knowledgeable about the inventory available, are generous with their assistance in finding what you need, have had great attitudes, and even my doggo (myself being a responsible pet owner only publicly socializing a healthy, fully vaccinated, obedient animal) has always been welcomed to shop alongside me, showing-off her sweet manners and listening skills for treats from the staff, while I grab what I need. The convenience and experience as a customer, is worth 'the expense' to shop local. 10/10...

What a way to run a business. Unacceptable. Went in on Monday ordered sheetrock and a door that I cannot haul on a 2001 Kia Rio. Was told it would be delivered on Tuesday after 2PM. 2PM comes and goes. At a little after 5 I called and the young woman who answered the phone told me her manager had left for the day and she did not have a clue to who had the delivery. I am surprised she can find her way to work. I called after 7AM. And Skylar answers the phone, again no manager on site. I am told my order was not to be delivered until Thursday. I was not told this and he implied my order was too small and delivery is free. Delivery is free at home depot or Lowe's if you spend over 45 dollars. I will not be back to this don't give a damn about your order because it is small. Spent almost $170.00 with them. Not...

Pretty good selection of hardware and building materials. Inside staff are pretty friendly. One guy, Adam, saved my bacon one day, when I locked my keys in my car. He came out with a length of cord and made a loop knot in it. Coaxed it through the rear upper corner of the door, eased the knot down over the door lock knob, pulled hard on both ends of the cord which tightened the knot on the knob, pulled up, presto the knob popped up and open! Slickest trick I ever saw. I always give them my money before...