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    5.0 (1 review)

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    9 months ago

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    Thundercloud Subs - Wrap it up

    Thundercloud Subs

    3.4(80 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $

    ThunderCloud Subs lives by their belief in "selling a great sub at a reasonable price." They pride…read morethemselves in finding local vendors to support our Austin neighborhood. Is it the most gourmet sub you've ever tasted? No, but it's a affordable last minute lunch or dinner before an activity. The culture and heart of this company has original Austinites loyal to this local staple. From hiring fun, friendly, and quirky staff. "KEEP AUSTIN WERID!" To getting decorating in a ACL and Barton Springs Pool vibe. Check out the cool posters and artwork. Lastly, but most importantly they are involved with the Turkey Trot. Which raises millions for local nonprofits. So if you want to run 5 miles, look into it!

    :( :( I frequent this location often bc it's the closest one to me but it's not that great. Today…read morewas super upsetting. I placed an order online knowing they were gonna be busy on a Saturday. My order was scheduled to be ready at 1:20pm. I get to the counter and he says he's just starting my sandwich it'll only be a few minutes, alright no problem. It wasn't till 1:40 that I got my sandwich. Never heard of it taking 20min to make a sandwich. Then I get home, they put the wrong chips in my bag. Bummer. Then, worst of all, I open my sandwich and there's no turkey on my turkey sandwich. Not even one slice. Just cheese and sprouts. Boooooo. Then! I call and ask to speak to somebody about my experience, he tells me there's nothing he can do and maybe try calling back in a couple days when a manager is in store. Horrible customer service.

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    Arbor Trails Track - Walking Trail

    Arbor Trails Track

    4.2(9 reviews)
    4.7 mi

    Great walking/running trails. Plenty of shade, benches, and dog friendly. There is always an option…read moreto have a smoothie, yogurt, or pretty much anything you may need. There are businesses ranging from Smoothie King to Whole Foods. Exercise & shopping all in one place. Favorite South West area!

    The track at Arbor Trails is a real blessing if you live nearby and like to walk, run, or jog. It…read moreprovides a scenic, meandering course which is tree-shaded for much of the distance except the frontages along William Cannon and Mopac. The thoughtful landscaping adds to the natural beauty of this once working ranch turned shopping center--just don't get too caught up in lala with your iPod and watch out for the prickly pear that periodically dot the course! One of the other blessings--and perhaps it's a mixed curse, is the course surrounds the retail center, which offers a variety of temptations to ruin your healthy habits--places like Kerbey Lane, Torchy's Tacos, Cheddar's, Chuy's, YoWay, Firehouse Subs, and Double Dave's. On the bright side, if you plan well, you can dovetail your trip to Costco with a low-impact exercise plan. The only downside--and it's a huge one--is that the track is often rendered inaccessible and inhospitable by the apparent negligence of the property management company. They have, at best, poor control over the sprinkler system, which can often be seen watering the grounds all day long on days when they're not allowed to water and even during downpours, thus turning much of track into a swampland from time-to-time. In some cases, ponds actually form around the sprinkler heads, creating natural fountains throughout the course. This, in turn, causes hazards on the trail where the course is badly rutted by ankle-twisting shallow arroyos that have formed due to runoff from the excess irrigation. All told, the situation makes it hard to plan an exercise regimen around their benign neglect, because you never know exactly when their irrigation system will turn Arbor Trails into Arbor Swamp; then, you're left with having to wait days for the water to subside and make the course semi-usable again. ********** UPDATE ********** Arbor Trails uses recycled runoff water to water the grounds. Therefore, they are not subject to City water waste restrictions. That explains why, during and after the recent torrential rains, they were able to continue running their sprinkler system non-stop for a solid week. Apparently there is no ordinance against egregious use of water to flood your property so long as you don't use City water to do it! Thanks once again to Austin's mayor and council for creating laws that penalize homeowners, but not businesses for overwatering. Businesses are free to run amok as long as they exploit all of the built-in loopholes in the water conservation ordinances.

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    Public Adjusters - Commercial Insurance Adjuster Lakeway TX

    Public Adjusters

    5.0(4 reviews)
    15.5 mi

    I definitely recommend ICRS! Scott and Misty went above and beyond to advocate on our behalf and…read morehelp us navigate the nightmare of a large loss insurance claim. Scott has worked as a public adjuster for more than 15 years. He was extremely knowledgeable about the process, laws, and holding the insurance company accountable. The initial amount the insurance company agreed to would not have been enough to restore our property, and Scott negotiated to maximize our claim.

    In February of 2023, our family woke up to a nightmare. Our house was filled with smoke and on…read morefire. My wife and I were able to get our son and pets out of the burning house without any injuries, and our local fire department arrived on the scene quickly to put out the fire. Unfortunately, by the time that the fire was out, most of our home had been destroyed. We contacted our insurance company to start our claim and were immediately met with opposition and confusion on their part. It looks several weeks for our insurer to assign an adjuster to our claim. This initial experience with our Insurance company led our decision to hire a Public Adjuster to navigate the process and advocate on our behalf. We couldn't trust that our Insurance company would handle the claim responsibly, and we quickly realized that we needed someone to fight for us to hold our Insurance company accountable for the policy that was in force at the time of the loss. We were extremely fortunate to find ICRS and secure Scott as our Public Adjuster.  Our Insurance company mislead us at times, and withheld information when it benefited them. It took several weeks for them to provide a copy of our policy, and when they did, they excluded information that benefited us. ICRS pressured them to provide a full copy of our policy which included benefits they had initially excluded. Our Insurance company provided a rebuilding scope that was unrealistic and not aligned with the actual cost of rebuilding our home. ICRS countered with a realistic scope and also advised us to secure several independent quotes on our own. ICRS then leveraged its scope and the independent quotes to force the Insurance company to pay out a more realistic amount for the rebuild. The scoping process took months, and ICRS drove the communications the entire time.  The first adjuster that the Insurance company assigned to our claim arrived at the site visit and interview with a combative attitude, where he used inappropriate language, and attempted to force the negotiations in the Insurance company's favor by manipulating the facts. ICRS swiftly called out the adjuster and guided the negations back on track in a professional manner.  Our Insurance company cycled through four adjusters during our claim. The pass-down of information between these adjusters was insufficient at best, with each new adjuster attempting to avoid payout using the same methods that failed with the last. We were astonished that a company could act in this manner without serious recourse. Nonetheless, ICRS was able to leverage emails, photos, inspection reports, and additional documentation to bring each new adjuster up to speed after each transition. ICRS' efforts kept the claim moving every time that the Insurance company attempted to stall, and they attempted to stall many times. When our Insurance company misrepresented the policy and refused to pay out for damages that were covered, ICRS drove the communications process and provided documentation, which included case-law excerpts from similar claims that had gone to trial. This approach kept the process moving and provided breakthroughs on some of the vital areas of negotiations. Through the process, ICRS provided a paper trail of communications and documentation that our Insurer couldn't ignore, and ultimately they were forced to pay out for the covered items due to the exposure that ICRS had made apparent.  ICRS increased the overall claim by more than 20% during the planning and rebuild process through supplements. Through negotiations with our Insurance company, ICRS increased the claim by 104% over what was paid out. 104%... double what the Insurance company released up-front in our initial settlement. Additionally, the payout ICRS secured for us was 31% higher than our policy limit.  Before that fire, we had heard insurance companies pull out every trick in the book to avoid paying out on a policy. Having gone through this experience, we can say that the behavior on our Insurance company's part was disgusting, and far worse than we had ever imagined possible. We advise with 100% conviction that anyone dealing with a large loss such as ours, hire a public adjuster to navigate and advocate on their behalf in order to get the needed results. Without hesitation, we recommend ICRS to anyone going through a similar situation. Our family could not have rebuilt our home with the funds our insurance company provided, and we only have a home to return to because of ICRS' efforts to hold our insurer accountable for the policy we had paid for. Throughout the claim, which lasted over a year, ICRS navigated the entire claim process with professionalism and care. Our family offers a sincere thank you to Scott, Misty, and the entire ICRS team.

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