Enterprise Wood Products

Brittani Mertens

★★★★★

"Tom and his highly skilled team are exceptional to work with. Their high quality products are second to none. Their communication with their customers is great. We would never hesitate to recommend EWP to anyone!"

Robin Jelinek

★★★★★

"We recently purchased a reclaimed wood dining table and bench. Tom the owner went out of his way to expedite it so we could have it by Thanksgiving. It more than exceeded our expectations, it’s beautiful and the quality is the best we’ve ever seen. I would trust Enterprise Wood Products for any wood products you are looking for. Robin and Dave"

Catherine Koele

★★★★★

"Amazing products, amazing customer service! We utilized EWP on our new home build. Everything was crafted beautifully and we got exactly what we ordered and more. Our favorite finishes came from trees that we cut on our own property and had custom milled and finished. Thanks for helping us build the dream! Highly recommend."

Laurilee Eckert

★★★★★

"All of my favorite parts of my home have come from EWP. The floors, the stairs, the mantel, the beams for my island and now these shelves. I walked in with a mediocre little drawing of an idea and they are above and beyond my expectations. The quality is unmatched which is why we walk in there time and time again. I will have to add a picture once they get up but I was too thrilled to wait."

Daniel Drangstveit

★

"The short review: Enterprise wood sells an inferior product (see images of mantle that split three months after purchase) and provides inferior customer service while charging you top dollar for their product of which “they are not responsible for once it leaves their facility.” The long review: We bought a mantle, reclaimed wood and some trim pieces for a fireplace project. The initial process should have set off alarms to us but it was during the pandemic when help and service was spotty almost everywhere. We were working with a salesperson to set up all of the materials for purchase: a mantle, reclaimed wood to go above the mantle and trim pieces for the corners. When working with the salesperson on pricing he suggested he could throw in the trim pieces for the project and we were instructed to get exact measurements for everything and send them back to him. A few months later we were called by Enterprise wood and were told that the salesperson we were working with had left the company and had “taken poor notes” on the project and that we needed to redo all of the measurements that we had done before…no big deal. A few months later our contractor picked up the materials and when he installed the wood noticed that there were no trim pieces. I called Enterprise wood and told them we were missing the pieces and once again were told the previous salesperson had not done a good job on the project and left some details out. A couple weeks later our contractor returned to pick up the trim and he was charged for the pieces. When the trim pieces were opened they were so flimsy that when one was picked up it snapped in half. Luckily the contractor could piece it back together. I called about being charged for the trim pieces that were supposed to be free and were not included in the original pickup and spoke with Tom Ory. Tom said we had to pay for the trim pieces because there were no notes of the fact they were supposed to be included with no fee. He acknowledged that the salesperson had not done a good job with taking notes on our project but said there was nothing he could do if it wasn’t written down. I argued for ten minutes about how I should not be held responsible for poor work on his staff and short of calling me a liar, Tom refused to budge until I said I was going to write a review of our experience. He then refunded our money for the pieces. However, we still had to pay our contractor for his time to go back and get the missing pieces and to return to finish the job. Three months after the install we noticed that the mantle was splitting in parts as though it had not been properly dried. I sent pictures to Tom and called him about the problem. I was not looking for a new mantle, just to have someone come look at the wood and tell us what options we had moving forward. He said there was nothing he could do about it and that “they were not responsible for their product once it leaves their facility.” He suggested several reasons why it was my fault the wood split including poor humidity levels in the house. I informed him that we do have humidity controls and he suggested it was not as humid as the conditions they would keep wood under in their facility. It appears as though you need to keep a humidifier blowing on the wood to maintain their condition. He then suggested that the mortar touching the wood from the stone work below the mantle had allowed water (from the mortar) to enter the wood and that caused the split. I question whether that much water could come from the mortar. He then sent an email with images of the mantle in their facility and pointed out cracks in the mantle that led to the split. He then states “My hope is not to try to pass blame or fault to you but to inform on how wood acts and that it is a common thing with wood products.” I am fine with cracking..that gives wood character. I am not fine with wood splitting that implies a flaw in the production of the product."