Great Service great prices ! The quality of service is…read moreexcellent. My tiller is a Troy-Built it was fixed just as soon as the part came in. They are fast on the job and do excellent work. Thank you!

Very pleased with the courtesy and professionalism of the tech. Nice to have a locally-owned…read morecompany like this you can trust.

Extremely satisfied with Midway Appliance. I called midmorning Weds about a frontloader LG washing…read moremachine. The phone was answered promptly and was informed that I would shortly be receiving a call from the service tech.. About 90 minutes later, Sam called and came by my house in the late afternoon. Sam was courteous and professional. He quickly identified the problem which required ordering a part. He provided an estimate for the repair and when the part would likely arrive. The part arrived late Friday and he came by 9am Saturday morning to install, put the washer back in its place, and ran it through a test mode. Worked perfectly! Total cost was $240 for part, labor, and service call. I felt that was very reasonable. I will use Midway Appliance again and will recommend them to my friends/family. I read another review that gave 1 star for a $50 charge for a service call, diagnostic, and removing the old appliance. In my opinion, that was a very reasonable charge for the provided service.

Hi! I've had my 1975 Singer machine for 51 years ( I am the original owner) so I refuse to part…read more with it! I was sad when it stopped working but was determined to get it up and running again. Because of the reviews I had read on YELP, I took a chance and took my precious machine for service to THE STITCHIN MAGICIAN. I am thrilled on how well it now runs again and excited to start sewing again. Thank you, thank you Don!!!!

Though small, the Stitchin' Magician shop in Lexington has a lot to offer quilters…read more Don is the most knowledgeable person to work on any sewing machine, be it an old antique machine or a modern computerized machine. His wife Chris is very helpful in picking out materials that go together in a quilt. If you need to get your machine serviced or repaired or are looking for material for that special quilt, grave this store a visit. You will not be disappointed. EdieEdie

Very impressed all the way around! I had my zero turn in to get serviced and needed a new battery…read moreand inner tube. I was given a detailed quote before any work was done within a day of drop off (and it did not mysteriously go up at pick up). The work was done with in 5 days, which was much quicker than other places I have used over the years. Everyone I dealt with in the service department was great, friendly and knowledgeable. And I have been pleased with all the work that was done, will definitely be returning here even though it is further away than I could go.

I thought I had made a terrible mistake purchasing my 1st "real" John Deere x330 lawn tractor. I…read moremade the purchase from the Plafftown location and upon receiving the mower, 2 things were wrong with the mower. Lcd screen fogged up on the first start and the safety with via the parking brake contact was faulty, thus making the starting difficult. I was pissed but, somewhat understanding. Had to take it back, a hour to hour 30 minute round trip. Told it would be back in 2 weeks. When the 2 weeks had passed, I called and was told, they would "get to it the next week"! Ahhh, I just bought the damn tractor to mow and was needing (grass does tend to grow during this time of the year), the mower to do so. Nothing"runs like a Deere" right. I told them I would deal with those issues later because the whole purpose of a mower was to in fact, mow! Another week, maybe, was not an option. Drove back and the next day, I mowed. Wait a minute! The cut looks like Ray Charles adjusted the deck! Spent 4 hours, yes, every bit, trying to get the damned deck to level as per directions and every tube video available as a guide. To NO avail. How the Hell could this come from the dealership this way??? Much colorful language was expressed! I was pissed to say the least. I kept the mower and used it for a total of 7 hours because I needed to mow! And was to mad to take it back, just yet. Finally, I had enough. I just happened to find this dealership, called told them of my problem and was told to ring it to have it checked out. I schlepped it to Ashboro's James River Equipment location. Nolan was very helpful and understanding and listened to me moan about "green" paint. Fine, I figured I would get it fixed and when retrieved, would sell it and get a Toro, as I have "The Beast", a commercial 60" z series that I love, as it never "laid down on me", but, it is too big for around my home. Great for the 3-4 acres surrounding the hacienda however. Damn near went and bought one ( a smaller deck), during this time. I did express an interest in "upgrading" to a x350 to Nolan, as I was gun shy to say the least of the x330. After a week, I was contacted by Nolan and told the deck was in fact "defective". Love me some dat "green" paint kiddies. Yep, gonna sell the thing as soon as I got it back... I told myself. Nolan communicated they would have to get it (a new deck), from the factory. Great, a month away. I thought. Nolan was very professional and understood my "angst". 4 days later I received a call from the owner/manager "Brian"and we chatted. I chewed and he kindly listened. Long story short, he offered me a complete refund, tax and all back to me towards a x350 with a 48" deck if I wished. He didn't have to do that and I was truly surprised! His kindness and professionalism was in "full" display and very much appreciated to say the least. Thoughts of a Toro soon faded during his proposal, and I went yesterday and picked up the new x350. I Will mow tomorrow with the "Hulk II" and add to this review to report how it performed. But as far as Brian and the gang at James River Equipment in Asheboro goes, 4 stars. A professional attitude that is far from normal these day's. Thanks guys, really appreciate it!

got a long bed truck load of split wood. it's great wood and it was a nice load. super nice people…read moreand very easy to communicate with.

I highly recommend Dillion's. My lawn was a mess and now it is gorgeous! He gave us excellent t…read moreadvice to get the lawn we always wanted. He takes care of my landscaping needs giving us curb appeal. With that being said I feel that the best thing about this company is customer service. Mr. Dillion is respectful, honest and always willing to do what is needed. I look forward to many years to come.

Thank you to Patrick & Lauren & the great folks at Able Carpet & Rug Cleaning. They always do such…read morea tremendous job cleaning the carpets at our church. They are very professional and always go above & beyond to make sure that everything is right. They are the best around. Thank you from the South Asheboro Church of God Congregation. Pastor Alex D. Shelton

I picked up my rug today and am beyond thrilled! I had low expectations for the repair, as it was a…read morebraided rug that was chewed up by a vacuum cleaner. After the repair by Able, it is undetectable. I will be a customer for life!

After my sweet dad passed away, his Cub Cadet riding mower sat unused for years. When I discovered…read moreit wasn't operational, I called Stanly Tractor Company to ask about repairs. Todd explained their services and even walked me through some basic maintenance I could try myself. His encouragement gave me the self-confidence to tackle a few things on my own, both now and in the future. When I eventually brought the mower in, the STC team took it from there and restored it to tip-top shape. Barry was my contact on that and was super kind; everybody there is so nice! I'm so impressed by the exceptional support and care Stanly Tractor Company has provided years after the original sale. To any ladies who might feel unsure about lawn mower maintenance, Todd was patient and made me feel empowered. I highly recommend Stanly Tractor Company for their honesty, expertise, professionalism, and genuine kindness. Thank you, Todd and team, for restoring my dad's mower and bringing me unexpected joy in the process. My neighbors and I actually cheered and high-fived when it came back to life!

I have a Kubota tractor that was not starting. Barry was extremely helpful. Gave me exactly what…read moreI needed! Will definitely be back! Thanks Barry!!

I chose to take my 3 sons with me on my second visit to the Mill Creek Forge. A wonderful…read moreexperience that offered them a true learning experience. Jerry Darnell allowed them to watch as worked on a current project while explaining the process. A true craftsman and teacher of a what seems to be a lost art. Just remember that his showroom is adjacent to the forge and this is a working forge. I visited this time to purchase fireplace tools for our farmhouse. The prices are always very reasonable and the quality is without question. I purchased some oversized tools for our ourtdoor fireplace at home over a year ago and they are amazing. I highly recommend this gentleman and his business.

This is not a place you're going frequently but if you are ever in the area, you owe it to yourself…read moreto drive a few miles and check out this delightful shop. The owner, Jerry Darnell, is a charming and warm man of many talents, who gave us a demonstration to thrill. Beginning with the basic nail and hook, he progressed through demonstrations of traditional blacksmithing techniques and took it into the realm of fine art, when he surprised and fascinated us by creating a black swan before our eyes. My children and I were mesmerized. Of course, the forge is HOT and BLACK and sooty, so be careful where you touch, but come in and see the myriad of tools and hammers, many which he has personally made, and see the fire stoked with the large bellows. There's a charming, small shop where many of his wares can be found, including intricate candle accommodating chandeliers, decorative hooks and candelabras, ladles, and other crafts, including pottery from local potters in the area. The Mill Creed Forge was built from reclaimed wood and stone taken from his ancestor's home and carefully placed here with love. This is a rare, local treat, and great for home schoolers studying colonial times, as well as anyone interested in handmade quality items. We loved our visit here.