We are more than just a supplier to our customers; we’re their partner. And our job is to help make contractors as successful as possible. That’s why when a storm hits, our associates have training and expertise to keep up with—and get ahead of—the challenges our customers face as they manage their insurance restoration work.

We Have the Construction Materials You Need

Not only do our associates know how to help contractors respond quickly to urgent jobs, our locations are also stocked with the right construction materials and equipment that you need. Like many industries, ours is experiencing a building materials shortage for some products. This makes it important to place accurate orders as soon as possible and keep in close contact with your supplier about what’s in stock. Learn more about navigating the building materials shortage.

Additionally, our delivery promise ensures that those materials are delivered accurately and on time, and our hassle-free return policy makes it easy to return unused materials.

We Offer Resources for Contractors

ABC Supply has a variety of resources for contractors that can make your jobs easier. Our Manufacturer Rewards Support helps you get rewards and rebate dollars from leading product manufacturers. We also have the ability to increase lines of credit and terms to stay competitive.

If you’re looking for help promoting your business, our Freedom Programs make it easy to get your name out to the community. We can help you create customized and targeted postcards to reach homeowners or build a website to maximize exposure to potential customers. You can even order apparel and stationery featuring your company’s logo to project a professional image.

We Build Relationships With Contractors

At ABC Supply, we take the time to build relationships with our customers, so we can better understand and support their businesses. TJ Neil is an ABC Supply branch manager in Denver, a market where storms create high demand. Neil consistently preaches the importance of communication between his team and customers, emphasizing that as one of the main reasons for the success of both the branch and its customers.

“It takes everyone in a branch to deal with the aftermath of a storm,” said Neil. “No one position is more important than another, and everybody has to work together to get there.”

As a contractor, be sure to take advantage of your slower periods to talk with your supplier about your relationship, and how they prepare for bad weather events. Wisconsin contractor Jeremy Toubl of Toubl Contracting has handled many insurance restoration projects over the years. He stresses the importance of building a relationship with your supplier, so you know they have the ability to be on top of the chaos that often follows a storm event.

Keeping pace with storm activity can be difficult, and every storm has new challenges, but our associates are prepared to be there for our contractor customers every step of the way. We do everything we can to make it easier to respond to storms by giving you the products and service you need, so you can focus on the job at hand.