I bought 5-6 of these chairs from mobillia 5-6 six years ago. I've tried to message them but have…read morenot found an avenue. This is the chairs now. It's happened to all but one that was a desk chair vice a dinning chair. All I want to know is why these chairs have done this. The cost was approximately $200 a piece.

We had been interested in buying a king size bed and new sofas for the living room for some time,…read morebut it was not until my wife happened to walk by Mobilia's showroom in Asheville that we finally got serious about this. They have a magnificent collection of Italian designer furniture and are hands-down experts in helping connect upscale customers with home furnishings they want for their well-appointed modern homes. Working with Erin, we were able to define custom-made items which were then imported to us within the usual timeframe of any store, but were so far beyond the level of the typical furniture we expected to buy. Our sofas are an exquisite blue-gray leather, which have truly transformed an already attractive living area. The new king-size bed is so stylish with large padded headboard, and so comfortable with custom-fitted, natural latex padding, that we simply can't decide whether we like lying in it or looking at it more! From beginning to end of our shopping experience, Erin made every aspect wonderful for us; it is hardly surprising that she is an award-winning designer with an amazing list of achievements. She's really special. If you are in the market for any furnishings, you owe it to yourself to pay Mobilia a visit and see what they have to offer.

David Ide was very nice and helpful although my request was not part of his specialty he was still…read moreable to help!

A year ago, my husband and I used a realtor who was representing the builder (seller) and us…read more(buyer). After owning the home a year, we continue to like the home, but we've bought lots of homes and this agency's purchase process appeared complex. Since our purchase, we've had friends happily use smaller realtor agencies, and I wonder if smaller firms have smoother processes. Since purchasing, we've invested unplanned money/work into the home by getting worrisome trees removed, significant driveway work done, minor plumbing repair work, minor appliance installation corrections, and adding gutter guards but we still have perplexing overflow issues. Also surprising, long cracks have emerged in several rooms' ceilings where taped sheetrock joints come together, and the wooden floors seem to be swelling or buckling in spots. We still like the house, but at the one year mark, I don't want to do the math to figure out how far beyond the bank's appraisal we've gotten. If anyone asked me for recommendations on purchasing a home, these would be my suggestions. Consider getting a copy of the Beverly Hanks agreement to read, prior to making an offer. If time allows, before making an offer, visit the useful website "Graphic Information Systems Buncombe County," and check flood zones, school districts, surveys etc.. Also, if considering applying to public schools outside of your child's district (a complex process with variable success) you may want to consult public school employees. City & state employees & the "North Carolina Real Estate Commission" have varied free info resources. Brock Law firm helped us with the toughest unexpected problems and appeared affordable, thorough, honest---definitely recommend this firm! Glad we had this firm pick our title insurance too, though Beverly Hanks can do this. Pay attention in the final process. I ended up on my knees, scrubbing orange clay off decks, hours after purchase, as the home seemed to have been shown by agents while under-contract, but there weren't mats on the deck during the rainy, messy, muddy spring. Nothing like celebrating a home purchase with more ibuprofen than champagne. Finally, if possible read over your bank's final loan agreement before closing. I hadn't done this, and our agent had come to closing but forgot to give us a final bill for close to $2,000 dollars for misc things, so I needed to drive a few hours to meet & take care of this bill and other forgotten things the week following closing. This will be small potatoes in the long-run, but I hope others can learn from me now. My understanding is that some companies use open and close-ended questionnaires following purchase to improve the process. I wonder if Beverly Hanks sellers, buyers and agents might benefit from this. Asheville is a friendly, green area, and we like our home. (PS--a neighbor purchased a similar new home by the same builder and told me that these new homes have propane tanks installed, but there are convenient natural gas lines on the street. The neighbor said that if the builder had connected the houses to the street lines that home owners would $ave onutilities and enjoy added convenience. Within a month or so of a brand new home purchase, this neighbor paid quite a bit to have a new propane tank removed and to have a gas company run a line from the street to the home. This is something that I might do in the future, as it can cost hundreds of dollars to fill a propane tank, and there is a yearly rental tank fee too.)

Excellent service from knowledgeable sales person. Very professional. Highly recommendedread more

:Very poor service - did not fulfill their contract…read more Laura and Robert Uherka of Simply Change mishandled my move 20 months ago. They present themselves as a full service packing, organizing and moving company.  We had a written agreement,  I paid in full. They packed very haphazardly. Items were broken or damaged while being unpacked. Furniture was broken and/or not assembled properly. They did not complete the unpacking in the first day, as promised, and never returned to complete the job. When presented with a list of the damages, they promised to resolve the issues, and never did.  Damaged items that were removed from my house to be repaired or replace have never been returned. Save yourself time, energy and money. They are not to be trusted.

We needed a vacation rental furnished and we were so glad that Robert and Laura were able to…read moreaccommodate us. We do not live in the metropolitan area so really had to rely on them to make sure the deliveries got to the storage unit, and to move all the items to the property and set it up. There were times when we had emergencies when deliveries would show up but the storage unit was unavailable. Robert was kind enough to show up at a moments notice to solve issues for us. We are happy with how it all turned up and are very glad we used Simply Change.

Had the most wonderful experience with Luiz & Jessi Leonetti as our realtors! We were looking to…read moremove to Asheville from Arizona, and Luiz was quick to find us many home options in our price range. When we toured homes with us, he was thorough and showed us the pros and cons of each home. You could tell he genuinely cared about getting us the home we needed vs trying to make a quick sale. His kindness and integrity really stood out to us! Our 5 year old son also loved him, and Luiz took the time to converse with our two children and make them feel comfortable. We only got to work with Jessi via email but loved every interaction we had with her. She was quick, thorough, and intelligent. We are so grateful they helped us find our dream home!

After closing on an older 1920s bungalow property, I had to take a moment to give a shout out to…read moreour Town and Mountain realtor, Luke Mansell. Luke lives and breathes real estate, and his knowledge of the industry is impressive. He navigated the multiple complexities of the sale of our old Asheville home like he's been doing this for decades. As the buyer threw curveballs, he intuitively knew their methods and motivations, and was able to counter and take care of business smoothly and very effectively. Luke was very responsive to our questions, and gave comprehensive answers. Aside from his professional abilities, Luke is a patient, level-headed, and kind individual. We felt like we had a true partner during the whole process, and we couldn't give him higher accolades!

Amazingly generous company, locally grounded and focused on making this community a better place to…read morelive. They are a great local partner in Henderson County. They care about our mountains and the people in them. Give them a try!

Our new house's kitchen needed cabinets along one wall. Blue Ridge's cabinets fit the space…read moreperfectly. The quality of their cabinetry was--is--just unsurpassed. The installation crew (contracted by Blue Ridge) did the install in one very long day, and it is absolutely fabulous! To say we are pleased would be a major understatement. We cannot over-recommend Blue Ridge Cabinet Connection for quality, value, and outstanding customer service. And a little bonus: they sent us a handwritten thank-you card after the job was complete.

Just wanted you to know about a BLUE MOON Estate sale this morning in Asheville, NC. We have often…read moregone to many of their sales, but today there was a total disregard for social distancing or mask wearing inside a small house. The coordinators gave a speech before opening about each person having their own responsibility to wear their mask and that they were not "the mask police" and would not tell them that folks had to wear one.They also preached to just be kind to one another. Nice! However the house was so tight and everyone was let in at once with no spacing at all and because I care about my health and life,..I left. When I told the coordinators that I thought that they were being irresponsible and unsafe by not requiring masks and by not spacing out the house, they YELLED at me to just leave. Nice.

When my mother passed away, as an only child I was in charge of the estate. Living in Boston, I…read moreneeded someone in Asheville who I could trust to sell my mothers possessions. I found that trust in Blue Moon. Always professional, helpful and patient, they kept me up to date and informed. Their care and generosity was evident from day one. I would highly recommend them!

Wright's is family owned and treats you like family. (That is, if your family also has excellent…read moreskills in customer service and flooring services:) Ron installed a stair runner for us and he did a beautiful job. He was very fast, efficient, had obvious experience and was super friendly to boot. We would definitely recommend this business. Their prices are fair as well.

Not good at all. First of all, the workers showed up drinking at 11 AM. After doing a terrible job…read morein the days prior. Lazy, sloppy, they cut every corner. My floors look like trash. You know, like a drunk man did it. I paid $30,000 for brand new hardwoods; there are gaps dents and deficits all over riddled with filler. They did not install new quarter inch round, after I paid for it and was assured it would all be replaced. They didn't not, instead they left the existing 30 year old yellowed 1/4 round and it looks HORRIBLE. I had to call for someone to come out. Manager showed up and said it looked good other than the obvious old 1/4 round. When I asked about the site worker, they did not know who I was referring to. THE MANAGER DID NOT KNOW WHO THE INTOXICATED PERSON WAS- THAT WAS WORKING IN MY HOME. This is the same man with slurred broken English demanding my house key from day one. When they came to fix it, they were jerks about it and did even worse. WHILE DRINKING. I was not given any instructions on how to care for my new floors. I was not told when they were coming or going or when they were finished, after i asked multiple times and left my number on the counter. To make matters worse, when they finished, I went through the house and noticed they DID NOT seal the floor behind any structure. There is sawdust everywhere all over the walls and windows from refinishing the bottom floor. They DID NOT seal the floor anywhere that required effort, i.e. appliances behind doors, crevices, etc. i'm absolutely disgusted at the fact I just spent 30 grand on this. THERE IS RAW HARDWOOD SITTING UNDERNEATH EVERY APPLIANCE THAT I HAVE. Trust me when I say, do it yourself or live with what you have. My new home is a mess, a construction nightmare and now an expensive undertaking to make it right on my own. I also have pick up all of the debris they threw on my lawn and left. They set up all of the their electric saws in the same outlet and blew several fuses in my house. All while throwing trash/debris over the balcony onto my lawn; in addition to their empty prescription bottles, nails and staples in my driveway. Some is expected. THIS WAS RIDICULOUS. I now have exposed stairs and a balcony with no railing. They removed my banisters, took them from the property and said they did not know where they were when I asked. I told three people at Wright's Flooring over the span of a week that I wanted my old banisters and that I did not want them thrown out. I spoke to a female office manager, Jeffe the site manager, and every single one of the workers. But they took them anyway and made me fight to get them back. I QUOTE: "..ask the fat guy, he took them, they are gone." -Jeffe It took five days to get them back. I still do not have any banisters installed. They will rip everything out without the slightest care. The bannister removal was discussed prior, but I was not given a single word or guidance on who to call for the next steps. I still have no stair rails or balcony rails in my home. I was told I would need to "touchup" the stairs. they destroyed all of the drywall around the stairs. they mangled every vent hole and outlet housing and did not put the outlets back. This is far beyond "touchup" territory. Speaking of not putting anything back, they will remove all of your closets, disassemble shelves and doors and just leave them. Or they will put the doors back improperly so they gouge the floors when you close them. this is the case in the master closet. I now have a giant half moon gouge from their negligence. I just moved here and I didn't have so much as a chair, let alone a screwdriver to put closet doors back in. Disappointed is an understatement. The amount of cash spent on this still blows my mind.. when I think about the actual work that was done vs. the time it took me to save it. I thought long and hard before I wrote this. I called and called and called. I was ignored ignored and ignored. I officially don't care what this does to your company. Just like you have not cared about me, my wallet or my home in this process. I would rather spare the next oblivious client from going through the same situation.