Terra Green has been our HOA community landscape contractor for a number of years. We are VERY…read morepleased with their work, responsiveness and professionalism. Our community looks GREAT because of the work of Terra Green. Recently, they completed construction of a new tiered retaining wall for our community retention pond. It looks wonderful and our residents love it. Can't say enough about the good work of Todd Smart and Brian Cook. Top-notch professionals. A+

Lawn hasn't been mowed for a month and a half. Two maintenance workers came through today blowing…read morelarge amounts of leaves into the cars. They left grinning about how they checked with someone and was told that was fine. Bad scene. Try to find a company that will just do maintenance work and doesn't get into the rif-raff. By the way, BBB cleverly buries any complaint or review, if they even acknowledge it in the first place. The company, Terra Green was ready with their response, "we don't have a contract with this person (me)." It's a townhome so the contract is with the HOA and of course the management company is known for hassling owners so they will be no help.

Compassionate funeral home that cares about families who have lost loved ones. They were all very…read moreaccommodating, very understanding of the needs of my family, and very courteous of those final moments to say goodbye. From the moment we walked in until we left the cemetery, the professionalism and the care that was shown was incredible. Thank you for making a hard time just a little easier on us all.

I spotted this food bank box in the parking lot and circled around to check it out. Painted a pale…read moreyellow with gray trim, it is in front of the Wittenburg Lutheran Church and is easily accessible. On a Sunday morning, church services hadn't yet started to pour in, so I was able to visit the food bank and get photos without being disturbed. I did not have anything with me to add to it this morning. Sadly, the shelves in the food box were bare today. I'm hoping it's not always that way and church members or others in the community will be able to add to it. Parking is easy. [Review 660 of 2026 - 4748 in North Carolina - 25841 overall]

Buried deep in the back of this residential neighborhood on a dead end street, you can't miss this…read morebright blue Little Free Library on the side. It is named "Big Blue" in its listing in the Little Free Library database map. On the library itself, a plaque indicates that it "In memory of Sally Ann Rex 1948-2024" Charter number 192005. Inside the double doors a single shelf of books. The variety included some children's books, retired library books, fantasy and more. Nothing that caught my eye today but maybe next time. There is ample parking to stop on the side of the road here. [Review 568 of 2026 - 4659 in North Carolina - 25750 overall]

Great Location in Salisbury... Great People that Care... Great Combination !!!…read more Highly Recommend your family use Rowan Funeral Home... Locally owned and operated. Wilson Blanchard

I want to apologize for post being so long, but please read and save yourself. Please stay away…read morefrom his services. The worst service I've had in 67 years of living. Had him inspect and pump septic tank on October 11th, 2024. Read report. And question the building Inspector, Brandon Morrison, who recommended Todd Freeberg about the wording on pumping 10%. Todd told Mr Morrison that's the way they worded it on all their reports. 10% left in tank. Meaning they pumped 90% out. Right?.. Well Todd Freeberg came out on November 24, 2025 to do location on septic. Flag septic location. Charged us $300.00 to put down 6 flags around top. NEVERING Giving us a receipt for said work. We had some other issues our contractor had his plumber on site and he checked septic this morning and it's FULL.

Todd Freeberg said stairs needed to be replaced because they were rotted. Complete lie!!! It's…read morebrand new wood after sanding the paint down. The hurricane chipped the paint. Inspector also lied and said in the crawlspace was rotted wood. I had to hire my own inspector, as the seller, to prove this guy wrong. Future Abode put tons of false information on the report that it scared my buyer away and I lost the sale of my house.

Located in Salisbury adjacent to the Rowan County Courthouse and a number of churches, this marker…read morepoints out the history of the cemetery that is just next to it. Marker L-71 reads, "Cornwallis' men buried here in 1781. Granted to city in 1770 by British government. Grave of Gov. John W. Ellis is here." The online essay has more information. "The land for what has come to be known as the Old English Cemetery in Salisbury was originally set aside for the town by the colonial assembly in 1770. The title for the "Burying Ground" was assigned to the town commissioners, one of whom was Thomas Frohock. Frohock donated the plot to the city upon his death in 1794. Over the ensuing decades the cemetery became the final resting place for generations of the leaders of Rowan County. Best known of those individuals was Gov. John Ellis (1820-1861), who died seven months into his term as the state's chief executive. The cemetery includes a number of unmarked British graves, those likely being the remains of soldiers in Cornwallis's army who died while in jail in Salisbury. Cornwallis's camp was situated on the property where the Rowan Public Library now stands and his soldiers used the old town well at the back of the library property. "The oldest grave in the cemetery is that of Col. Daniel Little who died on December 10, 1775. The cemetery was restored by the Pine Tree Garden Club of Salisbury in the 1960s. The Freedmen's Cemetery is separated from the Old English Cemetery by a stone wall. In recent years efforts have been mounted to memorialize those buried in the Freedmen's Cemetery and to repair the monuments in the Old English Cemetery." [Review 1126 of 2024 - 3621 in North Carolina - 22150 overall]

Friendly staff have gotten my mowers repaired quickly. Very reasonable and do good workread more