To serve you faster and better, Quickscrews now has a dedicated customer service email: customerservice@quickscrews.com. For order questions, use this new address. For new POs, continue sending to orderentry@quickscrews.com. We're here to keep things smooth and efficient!

Choosing the right screw is key to successful woodworking and cabinetry. This guide highlights common screw types and their specific uses. It features insights from Jeff Krug of Today’s Craftsman. A new funnel head screw design also offers better hold and reduced wood splitting.

For over 37 years, Quickscrews has been committed to educating and supporting woodworkers by solving real-world problems. Now, CEO Greg Wiener is bringing that mission to life through a new series of under-60-second videos on Instagram and YouTube, tackling common screw-related questions with clarity and insight. From how screws are made to why wood splits, these quick clips offer practical knowledge you can use right away.

This summer, Quickscrews celebrated the spirit of woodworking with our first-ever Summer Woodworking Contest. From May through August, talented creators submitted stunning projects—from custom furniture to inventive builds—all showcasing the passion and craftsmanship of our community.

Stay Updated on Tariff-Related Changes

Quickscrews has launched a Tariff Information Page to keep customers informed about the latest tariff changes. The page includes Quickscrews’ announcements, official government updates, and guidance on how these tariffs may impact businesses. It serves as a straightforward resource for understanding what the tariffs apply to and staying up to date. Customers can visit the page for the latest information or contact Quickscrews for further assistance.

Quickscrews.com has just launched a major upgrade, marking a new chapter for the company. Reflecting on our journey, we've evolved from a simple marketing site in 2006 to a revenue-generating e-commerce platform. Over the years, we've faced challenges like the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, which pushed us to innovate, including adding features like backorders without upfront payments. As we continue to grow, our commitment to customer satisfaction and constant improvement remains at the forefront, with new solutions and a strong leadership team driving the company's future success.

Quickscrews is proud to announce the launch of its upgraded and enhanced website, Quickscrews.com. This update brings a fresh look and new functionalities to better serve cabinet makers, furniture manufacturers, and woodworkers

It’s finally school break and Hanukkah! As most kids do, they can’t wait for this time of year to get here.

We asked our employees what they were grateful for this Thanksgiving.

Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15. We celebrate the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.

       I started the company in July of 1987 at the ripe old age of 29. Hardly did I know then what type of company we would have 30 years later. I can tell you one thing for sure: Quickscrews has great employees.

It is hard to believe my son has been working for the company over a year now. For those of you who have been keeping up, my son Nick is our youngest warehouseman. After Nick made some poor decisions last year, Greg and Debbie agreed to let him come in and work part time. What a difference a year has made! Not only is it great working with him, he has really matured over the last year.

After much thought, I would like to inform all of you wonderful Quickscrews customers and supporters that I will leaving my family business, to move to Antarctica to study the March of the Penguins. Just kidding, I’m not going anywhere-- I love this business and can’t stand the cold.

I have often told people how I started Quickscrews over 25 years ago. Rarely do I ever explain why I did it. As a young man coming out of college at age 24 with a degree in business I started out working in a construction company as a cost analyst.

At this time of year it is nice to take a few moments to reflect on how we are doing. I have been working hard this year on improving both my professional and personal life.

It was over 25 years ago that I started Quickscrews in my garage in San Mateo, California. I was a nail and staple salesman at 29 years old and decided I wasn't cutout to work for others. I was stubborn and strong headed to say the least.