Highly Recommend Baybreeze Plumbing & Gas!…read more We had a tricky gas leak that required pulling a permit, pressure testing, and city inspection. Robin immediately knew exactly how to handle the situation and dispatched Monty and Mike. The whole team handled everything professionally from start to finish. They kept us informed about every detail of the repair, prepared everything for inspection, and it passed with no issues. Their expertise, communication, and attention to detail turned a stressful situation into a smooth resolution. We're extremely happy with the quality of work and the peace of mind they provided. Baybreeze Plumbing is reliable, skilled, and trustworthy--highly recommended for any plumbing or gas needs in Virginia Beach!

Baybreeze was prompt and thorough in explaining the issues that caused our problem…read more Mike and Monty quickly identified the source of the problem and were just as quick to resolve it. They showed me the faulty areas on the wax ring that was causing the leak and explained every step in the process for replacing it as they were performing the work. As someone with no experience in this type of work I mostly enjoyed their professional attitude, quality of work and clean up afterward, as well as their simple explanation for the problem and solution. I was glad to see the previous positive reviews of Baybreeze held up through my first hand experience.

Everything, staff members were very helpful. Very organized. Building was clean. Large facilities.read more

This local facility is utilized for educational and recreational programs. The opportunity to use…read morethe facilities is always appreciated. It's tough trying to find programs for the kids to participate in that has good coaching and available facility to use. I do believe this location also hosts several Nonprofit entities as well. The location also provides adult training programs too.

I stopped by here yesterday for the bike expo located at the library in there extra space. I went…read moreinto the library after the expo and was amazed with what I saw. I saw a passport center where you can get your passport done. It was so fresh and so clean and vibrant with colors. There's a maker space you can do an orientation for and learn how to use the cricket or the 3-D art, printer or learn how to use a sewing machine. They also had an ancestry section. I'm looking forward to doing some more research and try to do the ancestry maybe next time I've also booked a passport appointment for next week. I'll update with how it went.

Beautiful library with a genealogy section and beautiful mural upstairs…read more A decent kids section and a small young adult section nice enough to be a good hang out spot for teens This location has a big public computer area and offers free Wi-Fi There is a park that shares the parking lot and even a little community garden There is even a passport office And a good selection of movies to rent I love staff here they are always super kind

These folks provided wonderful, professional and quick response to my leaking water heater problem…read more Very professional and hard-working plumbers that got right to work upon arrival on a difficult to access attic water heater replacement job and finished in about 2 hours and took great care to clean up afterward and not make a mess in the house in the process of carrying the old leaky tank out. Would definitely recommend and use these great folks again.

Amazing service so fast and friendly! Love using local company.. highly recommend. Ps great job…read morerepairing plumbing

They repaired my gas fireplace and were great to work with. The office staff is wonderful, and the…read moretech that came to my house was knowledgeable, friendly, and very professional. They didn't try to upsell me or add extra repairs. Great experience and would call them again.

The technician was extremely prompt and genuinely knowledgeable. He performed his task while…read moreanswering any questions. I am extremely satisfied with the service.

I wasted my time calling and waiting for the estimator to come. Anthony came and I was supposed the…read morereceive the estimate within 2 days; one week later I hadn't received it; got in touch with them to see what was happening and NO REPLY. its very frustrating when you have a job like this and the business doesn't have the decency to contact you. I'm niit very impressed.

Im so happy i hired Hydra Irrigation for for sprinkler system. I got several quotes. Their quote…read morewas thorough, the people are amazing and the price was fair. What's more, their follow up service is very good. They've earned my trust!

It's a bridge and a tunnel!! what's not to like? approximately twice the fun for the same drive and…read morestill no tolls!! the MMMBT is basically two straight parts joined by a curved part so navigating this roadway shouldn't tax anybody's senses or abilities. the sloping approaches and the actual tunnel bit are controlled by gravity which exerts a nearly uniform 1-g of downforce so the driver doesn't have to "steer down" or "steer up" all that is necessary is to drive straight until the curvey part, follow the road through the bend, and then straight again until exiting the structure. ta da!! the tunnely part consists of more than a dozen prefabbed 300 foot long sections that were sunk into a trench and buried; FYI: the best guess on a "use by" date is somewhere past 2052. the traffic lanes are thirteen feet wide with fourteen-and-a-half feet of usable vertical clearance plus two 30-inch wide ledges on the side of the roadways just in case you have to walk out. please note that the deepest part of the tunnel is some 45 feet below the average low-tide mark so good luck with the emergency exit ;-) don't trust the science? I don't really blame you (especially since the great plannedemic) but this is civil engineering - real life application of the hard sciences - not the soft goo pedaled by the TV taking heads so carry on.

This was the last thing I saw in the metro area before heading back to where I was staying. This…read moretunnel/bridge was a bit more messed up than the others in the area. Traffic was smooth for the most part here, with minor hold ups while approaching the tunnel portion. What I remember most about this is that there was a lot of major construction happening. I'm not sure what they are doing as I don't live here, but I can only hope that it is to improve traffic flow. Two lanes in each direction would probably benefit with an increase in lanes. But that is just my thought on it. It is scenic to drive, but you really do need to pay attention to the road and traffic. Almost like a mini Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel.

If you have to add a section for "Why my bill Change" then thats a problem. If multiple customers…read moreare complaining about high bills and your solution is to put up charts and arrows showing the movement but not explaining why the CCF increased. I get you have to make a profit but increasing the price due to winter is crazy. Are people not suppose to survive during the Winter to avoid high bills?

This is by far the worst utility company I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with. They have…read morebackbilled me for 2 months of bills I've already paid. Their behavior is fraudulent, they are the most unhelpful people, and they truly don't give a damn about their customers. Get your gas services literally anywhere else they're nothing but some thieves.

There are three branches to the city of Suffolk's library system: the Morgan Memorial Library in…read morethe downtown area, the North Suffolk Library, and the Chuckatuck Branch Library. I had already visited the first two branches numerous times but had never quite made it to the Chuckatuck Branch. I decided it was time to remedy that and made my way there recently to check it out. The Chuckatuck Branch is small and located on the outskirts of town, which -combined with their limited hours- is why I hadn't managed a visit yet. As you near the library situated next to Saunders Supply Company, you spot the sign, which screams, "We have internet!" Only in rural towns will you find libraries needing to broadcast this fact. The "parking lot" is small and not marked but trust me when I say you won't have any trouble finding a spot. Upon entering, a librarian looked up to greet me. She explained that the library has been recently refurbished. A little history on the place: back in the 1920s, a group of women wanted to open a library for the community. They began working at it, but sadly, it failed. Their dream was realized in 1983 thanks in great part to Saunders Supply Company who donated the site and building where the current Chuckatuck Library stands. This was definitely a group effort and brought to fruition in order to serve the more rural part of Suffolk. I spent a few minutes walking around to see what they had to offer; it didn't take me long. They have all of the usual genres--just not a large selection. However, you can always request books through the online catalogue and they will be sent over from other locations. There were a few computers being utilized as well and a room towards the back that perhaps holds small events. The biggest surprise was the shopping carts that are also over at the North Suffolk branch; it was somewhat humorous to see them in such a small library. It's difficult to give a rating to a place such at this. While it is extremely small and underequipped compared to the other branches--who am I to judge its value to the community it serves? If you decide to check it out, I recommend also combining the trip with a visit to Lone Star Lakes Park just around the corner. Books to ignite the mind; nature to soothe the soul.

This is the smaller library of the Suffolk Library circuit but, it still has a lot of potential…read more The books available are on a smaller scale but, you can still request books and pick them up there and programs are offered at this location. This location still offers library events for kids, adults and families. There are programs available at various times and days. The staff is friendly and helpful. I have often seen my familiar staff from different locations at this spot. There is also a couple computers for use as well as a nice seating room in the back perfect for story time. The parking is small and limited. A busy program like the Eclipse viewing had me parking across the street at the store. Otherwise I have been able to park fairly close to the door.