Secord Home Building Centre
187 John St N, Aylmer, ON N5H 2B1, Canada N5H 2B1 Aylmer, ON, Canada

Starting Friday am masks will be mandatory for entry into our store. If you can't wear a mask for any reason please let us know. Curbside pick will be available for you. Let's all be safe. Thank you...

Hello Belmont and Aylmer Friends!! Some of you may know my Uncle Brent James who has been a resident of Lyons for about 30 years. You may not know his name, but have likely seen the 6’7 red-headed man walking down Imperial Rd in all kinds of weather wearing shorts! About 10 years ago, Uncle Brent was diagnosed with Lebers Disease, a rare genetic condition that affects runs in my Great Grandma Campbell’s (MacLennan) matrilineal line of descent. Leber’s Disease causes a loss of... peripheral eyesite and has left Uncle Brent legally blind. A fundraising effort is underway to help raise money for necessary repairs to his home and other needs. *** Leber’s Disease has affected my Great-Grandmother’s branch of the MacLennan family greatly. A male in each of the three generations proceeding her has suffered from the genetic condition; My Great Uncle Roger, my Uncle Brent, and now in my generation, my cousin Dustin. Further to that, the gene has been carried by mom and six of her female cousins threatening the loss of eyesite in their sons and has been carried on again by myself and five other female cousins in our generation. From that, my daughter Maggie has become a carrier for her generation, and on and on and on. In our branch of the family, Leber’s Disease has thus far only affected male offspring of female carriers, but in other generations and other branches of MacLennan’s females too have lost their vision. My Uncle Brent worked for years at Wadco Windows, Aylmer Glass and Secord’s Home Building Centre in Aylmer. This disease has robbed him of the things he loved: riding bikes with his son Wesley, refinishing and restoring antique furniture, building anything and everything and his 1980’s fueled passion for Frisbee. It has deprived him of his ability to work and drive and although he says that he gets along pretty well for a blind guy, the condition has altered his entire life. If anyone knows him or is willing to help, please see the information posted by my cousin Nancy on how to donate time, money or supplies it would be greatly appreciated!

Re-opening to the public starting tomorrow. 2 customers in the store at a time for now. 2 vehicles in the yard at a time to be loaded. Must stay in your vehicle. Social distancing a must.... Thank you for your continued support. Be patient... Be kind!

Easter weekend hours Friday- closed Saturday- closed Re open Monday 7 30am-4 30pm. Sorry for any inconvenience on Saturday with us being closed. We have been working hard to meet your needs and your business is greatly appreciated .... See you Monday

Delivery and curbside pickup available. Call 519-773-8487. We will do our best to help you with all your needs. Be patient. Be kind.

New Temporary Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am to 4:30pm Saturday 8am-2pm

We will be closing at 2pm Today!We will be closing at 2pm Today!

ATTENTION ALL CUSTOMERS: We are open our regular hours! They are subject to change at any time. We do ask that if you need to visit us, to use debit or credit instead of cash and only 1 person per household enter the store. We will NOT be accepting ANY returns on in-store products, but yard returns WILL be accepted.... We’re here to serve our community during this uncertain time, but please stay home if it’s not a necessary need and stay safe!