weird little local joint to get my chicken feed, I hate Callaghan's and their jacked up prices and…read moresince Gatty's closed in PF, this is my go-to, the dude is nice and and I just like dealing with a local business.

No doubt we are in the middle of a COVID19 pandemic, however, the invoice we received to "service"…read moreour zero-turn mower is absolutely ridiculous. It was more like an estimate for a car!! DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE FOR KUBOTA SERVICE!!! Here are the items we requested: 1) check the tires 2) check the blades (sharpen if needed) 3) does it need to be tuned up? (Check usage hours) Costs are as follows: 1) $83.64 to LOOK AT THE FRONT TIRES 2) $67.00 to check the blades 3) $269.6 check the hours to find out if it's time for a tune up Sales is awesome. Service Department is terrible. Find the small engine mechanic who loves what they do to service your equipment after you purchase it. This place rips you off.

Did business with Justin D at the Georgetown store. Was able to get what I wanted at a reasonable…read moreprice and Justin was very professional and helpful during the entire process.

I usually use Home Depot for whatever home repairs and supplies that I need, but I especially…read morefrequent their garden center. Since there are so many departments associated with this store, I thought I would just stick with the garden center. Usually by mid February and March they'll have pretty much everything set up outdoors in the garden center, but they do have a small indoor area for succulents and seeds. I'm always looking to see if they have something new that they did not have last year. Towards the back, you'll find pavers, sand, rocks, and bordering materials. Off to the side of the garden center you'll find, mulch, potting soil, topsoil, compost, and soil amendments. Everything is fairly competitively priced, but not much in the way of super deals. Some informative photos enclosed.

Excited that the grand opening of Home Depot in our part of the world. Brand new faces fresh…read moresmiles, excitement on employees as well as customers walking in and out of the building. Brand new areas that you never seen in Home Depot. Should go come walk and check it out. Prices are very much the same, but we all know that prices go up and down, especially during seasonal sales. Plenty to see plenty to do. Appreciate not having to drive all the way to Pflugerville anymore.

I stopped into Callahan's for a random reason: because Webkinz are back? As an avid collector as a…read morekid, I had to grab one to relive my childhood my parents raised me on. They had a pretty decent stock as elsewhere has been selling rapidly. There's a lot going on at Callahan's as that place is huge. The only issue I had while I was there was there was only one lady working the cash register and there was a good 5+ of us waiting in line at a certain point, and it was moving at a snail's pace. Just that lunch rush I guess. I'll be back maybe for more Webkinz, I guess. RIYL: Feed and thing

I wish I still had my potbelly piggy, Emma (she was my beloved pet in the 90s). This would be a…read morespot for her to get kibble and other supplies. I like coming here because it's got that old school general store feel. You know, what it must have been like back in the days of cowboys, dirt roads, and small, one-horse towns. They have just about everything from western clothing to hay, hammers, seeds, household stuff, and more. I had been on the search for a specific style of plant pot for an urban garden project I was working on. I searched high & low looking for what I wanted and couldn't find it. That is, until I tried Callahan's. I went in on a whim, not really looking for said pot, but looking around in general. And to my surprise, there it was! The piece I had been looking for. The fluorescent store lighting reflected around it like a glorious and spectacular display, calling my name. "Buy me, Karla, buy me"...and that I did. Obviously, I left happy. All in all, it's a cool place to check out and to find things you need and things you never knew you needed. Service is pretty great too. Everyone is super friendly.

Paid him good money to do our back yard. My husband didn't check his work and when I saw the next…read moreday-- OMG!!! I emailed David, texted him and showed him photos of all the areas he missed and cut corners on and no response. So disappointing, as we really wanted to give this job to him and not a large company... mistake on our part! Horrible job...

Hired Dcancio Landacape to take care of weeds in the front and backyard that had been neglected for…read morea couple years at my mother in laws. He came at the scheduled time, took care of everything, sprayed to prevent future weeds, and even cleaned up pigeon poop that had accumulated from a horrible pigeon infestation. He finished up by spraying down the patio areas and had them looking great. If he comes to Henderson I'll probably use him for my own house soon!

This place is the worst. Bought 2 used vehicles only a few years old and wanted them fully checked…read moreout and anything that needed repairs fixed. Well instead they over charged me for everything, and I mean gauge you. Worse the vehicles looked worse than when they were dropped at the dealer. $20k later. Total ripoff. Going make a credit card claim. DONT EVER SHOP HERE these locals don't deserve our business.

The company I work for has bought many pieces of equipment from here. The guys at Ewald Kubota are…read moretrue professionals in the light and medium Equipment industry. I usually deal with John, Lige or Terry in service. They have always bent over backwards to accommodate my fast paced schedule of trying to organize repairs around several different crews. Ewald Kubota approaches their customers the way I approach mine. Be open, honest, admit when you messed up, make it right, and do whatever it takes (within reason) to make your customer happy. 2 events stand out to me in this regard. The first was a couple of years ago; an employee ran over a bunch of metal rebar. It punctured a coolant line and the engine overheated and cracked the engine block. When I brought it in, they told me it was a $7000 repair, and I fully expected them to make me pay for it. They explained to me that because I had full coverage insurance, they would be able to submit it as an accident claim. That although it would take them considerable effort and documentation, they were happy to do it for me. The repair was completed at a $250 deductible and everything else was free. Super happy. The second example is that a few months ago, I decided to upgrade all the tires on our tractors to Michelin Tweels. These are the bulletproof, non-pneumatic tires that were just introduced to the market. They cost $600 each tire, but come with a 2000 hour warranty, which was a main selling point for me. About 150 hours into use, one of the tires started to delaminate from the hub. I sent them a picture and they told me to keep using the tire while they ordered another one and shipped it. A few days later, I brought the tractor in and they switched the tire out immediately with a brand new one at no cost to me. They could've given me the runaround, but decided to stand behind their product even though it was not a Kubota branded product, because they knew that taking a $100 loss every few years to keep a customer for 30 years just makes good business sense. John, Lige, Terry, you guys have earned a customer for life. I don't care that your machines cost more than any other brand; I'll gladly pay it every time because of the awesome service attached to them!

I took my tractor in for service and explained the problem it was having where the PTO and the…read moreoutput driveshaft would quit turning when under load. The tech said that it was the slip clutch that was on the end of the shaft. There was no way it was the slip clutch when the entire shaft would quit turning, slip clutch and all, but an internal problem. They charged me to mis-diagnose the problem even though I had explained what was wrong. There is something that is not locking up inside of the tractor but I am leery of letting them work on the internal mechanism to properly fix the problem.