Freeway Building Materials in
East Los Angeles (CA)

Muy bien

Super recomendadisimo, gran lugar para comprar materiales, y artesanias unicas, lo recomiendo ampliamente

The owner is just ridiculous. Even if he got pretty good collection，it doesn't make any sense. He doesn't allow others to search what they need or even stay their for a while to check around. However，he doesn't communicate or listen either. I’m not even sure if he is seriously running this business.

Owner is a great host. Lots of beautiful vintage items for your home.

Start here when looking for pre ww1 and ww2 doors, windows and time period hardware. Alejandro is a gem.

If you are looking for architectural, vintage fixture, doors, windows etc. You will find some treasures to repurpose. I purchased 2 vintage doors. The owner is a character with some good stories to share. He is open to negotiations.

Very cool little treasure trove here. Easy to miss but completely worth digging into.

Been going here for many years, but today was the last straw. If you look like you have any money, the owner tries to gouge you. Ended up going to Erics Architectural Salvage LA. They charged a fair price and were pleasant to deal with

Es un lugar donde,tu puedes comprar y herramientas de los 40 en adelante .

Good place and nice stuff but SUPER EXPENSIVE TOILETS! This place had great stuff though.

neighborhood hardware store. very friendly staff

This place is actually pretty cool but super expensive and the guy isn't cool with bartering and pretty rude

There is a ton of beautiful and unique items. Pretty much anything you need you can find something that will work but it is pretty expensive. And be careful if you afraid of dogs because two very friendly and sweet dogs will follow you around

Love this place! I have shopped here for years

One part madness, one part, love, a little dirt, little sweat, pinch of elbow grease, dash of magic, baked to perfection in California sun for over 91 years.

This is a classic salvage yard with unique finds hidden everywhere (don't be afraid to dive in). You'll have to DIY rehab almost anything you find here but there are plenty of gems if you don't mind hunting around. The place always looks closed (and sometimes the owner -- who is super nice btw -- is seemingly nowhere to be found) but don't let looks fool you. Watch out for all the cats.