Goodview Lumber

This is a straightforward lumber yard, you ought to know what you want before you get there, they will have the most commonly-​used items for SF houses, and probably not exotic nor hard to find things. But a lot more relevant items than, say, Home Depot (which has exactly one kind of pre-​primed shiplap siding, if you’re lucky).
I bought siding and trim from Goodview and they had a nice variety of primed siding, 16 foot boards, very nice and straight. (Didn’t look at 2x4s so can’t comment on their quality. Did buy some 1x lumber and they were much better quality than HD, totally straight and dry.) Also saw a bunch of Simpson stuff around, as someone else mentioned, and they had the most useful kinds of flashing. Looks like they have a lot of tools and fasteners too.
And they’re within city limits. No driving for 20 minutes and potentially getting stuck in traffic.
I’m definitely going back.

Hands down, this is the WORST lumber yard i have ever been to. Dirty, unorganized, and just plain sad.

Ok so these guys are at times unpleasant to deal with, often unresponsive if you don’t speak their language. I have bought a pile of lumber from them over the years and sometimes I swear it was cut off the tree a day before because it is so wet that when it hits the ground it splats. I also have gotten 2x4s from them with a full 270 degree twist in it. So here is why I think its ok, know what you are getting into when you walk in the doors, also know that the prices are insanely cheap. Just inspect all the stuff you purchase, and avoid anything that you are not extremely familiar with. I only purchase framing and Simpson tie products from them since they are by far the cheapest in town. If you go there for cabinet making supplies your in for a rude surprise.

The store sold windows to me that are leaking and defective. I’ve been calling the guy for more than six months and he always has an excuse to not fix them. I would never go to Goodview lumber for anything again. He sold faulty goods and won’t stand by them. I assume this is company policy.