Jim is an honest businessman and a great person. He can fix anything pool related. He serviced my…read morepool in Flower Mound for many years, fixing anything thta broke and in 2019 installed new coping and plaster. Durin the big ice storm of 2021 after my pump went out, he drained the system in 15 degree weather so it would not get damaged.

Great people. Honest company. Locally owned and operated and we couldn't be happier.read more

Highly recommend…read more Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 5/5 Experience I found out about Jay's Boot Camp from a friend at work. I had asked her how she got in shape before her wedding. She told me her and her fiancé would go to this bootcamp at 5:30 am, MWF down at the AAC parking lot. Looked up the bootcamp on line and registered for the next up and coming bootcamp. The bootcamps are one hour long, three times a week for four weeks! They have a number of different locations and times. The grapevine location used to meet at T/Th 5:30am or 6pm and Saturday at 8am for your third time that week. So it varies on the times and locations. In my opinion, go early in the morning when it's cool and you can get the camp behind you for the day! They also have a one week camp, it is in-between the month long camps. Those will help you prep for the upcoming camp. It's well worth it, to do the short "Blast" camp. As long as you're doing this bootcamp, change over your diet. You will thank me later! You also want to hydrate with lots of water! All you need for this camp is a yoga mat, a bottle of water, two sets of small weights and a great attitude! You do want to show up early to stretch and get ready! You do not want to be late! Jay and his trainers will run you into the ground! I used to run full marathons and thought I was in shape! Heck, the first time I went out there, I got my tail handed to me on a silver plater! We did so many different drills that nearly killed me! I first attended the group at the AAC, it was roughly 200 females and 6 guys and all different ages, weights and athletic ability. There was very little time for rest or recovery. If you do miss a session, you can go to another location or time. They start out the first week by giving you a military test and then again at the end of the four weeks. The military test is pretty simple, how many pushups can you do in two minutes and then sit-ups. It is based off of your age and your sex. The third part of the test is how fast can you run two miles, and there again it's based off of your age and sex. One of the best things is that is not boring and they change it up all the time. They even change up the trainers. Also the different groups will have different personalities, example is the grapevine location five years ago were really in shape, they had been going for years! After going to these camps for a while, I got to know a number of these trainers. Jay & Lin run these camps and are great folks! Now they are going to push you, but they want you to also listen to your body! If there are certain drill that you can't do, just modify what you're doing, but they want you to push yourself! The whole group is full of some great motivation! Give JaysBootCamp.com a try! Highly recommend!

Jay Johnson's Boot Camp Fitness put on a free training session in connection with a 'Texas Tough'…read morepromotion event. I got an e-mail about it and thought, "What else am I going to be doing at 5:30 am? I could use something other than running or the gym. Plus, it's on the field at the Cotton Bowl, so that will be fun." I also rationalized it by thinking, "Oh, it's a freeby promo just to get people interested in his training. It won't be too hard or he'll scare people away." I could not have been more mistaken. For background, I have never trained with Jay's group before, but I have finished three Ironman triathlons. I am currently training with the Dallas Running Club for an upcoming marathon, so I went into Jay's session with a high-level of cardio conditioning. (I'm not a couch potato.) But this little 1 hour boot camp made me want to puke. I found myself sand-bagging half of the exercises, trying to blend in so no one notices I suck, constantly checking my watch, and hiding behind girls. After this session, however, I thought, 1) I need to do more pushups. I suck for a dude. And 2) I'd rather go run hard for two hours than do anything else with Jay (that's a compliment). In fact, when we finally broke up the old school calisthenics and started running, I was thinking, "Thank God, finally something I can do. Can we please just run some more?" The session was attended by mostly 20-somethings, but there were 'older' members and attendeeds of all fitness levels. He had about a half-dozen instructors who, as would be expected at a BOOT CAMP session, frequently barked orders about simple but effective exercises (but they were never negative or intimidating). I'd really like to read reviews of something who forked over the money and went through an entire program. Overall, if one morning's workout makes me want to cry for my mommy and call in sick for work, I can only imagine how good one of his month-long classes are.

Not bad! This place lacks of AC but who needs it when it's all about a good workout and sweat!... I…read morewish the fights were also given Monday's and Wednesday's and not only Tuesday's and Thursday's...

Andy did a fantastic job. From the first phone call to collecting info via text/pictures/video it…read morewas easy. Scheduling was a breeze and the quality and pricing of his workmanship was outstanding. My kids are safe, the fence looks great, and has withstood everything Texas weather and children could throw at it thus far. He was polite, great to work with, and does great work. Would recommend highly!

Most unprofessional person I have dealt with. He called me on the phone using foul language such as…read morethe f word. He then threatened me with a text message and said he was going to call the police on me. Here is an excerpt from that message, "Laugh all you want. It will even out. I can also take care of In person. My response to him: You certainly don't act like a professional. Sorry you're having a bad day! Is that a threat? l'Il keep that when the police show up. Thanks for that! Here is his response: I'm not gonna take any shit off somebody like you Glad we didn't hire him!

I came here on Tuesday evening with few friends. At the entrance, we had to register for our online…read moreaccount, sign the waiver, add payment method through the website, and it was digitally charged for the open play session. The price was decent, only ~$12 for multiple hours of playtime. At the entrance they also had some rackets, shoes, accessories for purchase. There were couches for resting as well. Upon entering the play area, I was pleasantly surprised how good the space was. All courts were new, with quality mats on the floor. Excellent lighting. Courts were well spaced out. Small benches were around each court for sitting and putting the stuff. All of the 9 courts were busy at that time, so there were over 30 players in the open play. We shared courts with others players while playing for almost 2 hours. Everyone used plastic birdies here. I was the only one using feather birdies. The staff member was friendly. He gave us bunch of info over the phone when we called. He assisted us with the sign up process as well. Overall I had an excellent time playing at this facility, got to play with some really good quality players as well.