Easiest purchase ever. They had my Multiquip 525 gallon water trailer ready to go, primed, tested…read moreand full of gas. Every water trailer should be delivered like this. Ethan was great to deal. On the way to pickup trailer, I realized I had a 2" instead of the 2 5/16 I ordered. They changed the hitch out for an 2" no charge annd gave me the 2 5/16 for free. almost don't want to leave a review so Cessco competitors dont Improve.

I believe in supporting local businesses so I came in to purchase a Stihl chainsaw. Unfortunately,…read morethe person behind the counter was rude and refused to offer any help in recommending anything. I'm not exaggerating, he's exact words were "I don't recommend anything ". At that point I asked for someone else to help me but he said there's no one else...even though there was three other guys there shaking theirs heads in disapproval. I've never been treated that way before. I was polite and respectful...I even thank the gentlemen before leaving. I'd hate to think that he was being racist because of my skin color but I honestly don't know what else it could be. There's no reason to treat people that way.

Very well organized process when helping package up food. This is such an amazing organization that…read morehelps our communities. The signup process is painless and I encourage everyone if able to help give back in a small way that makes a big difference.

Oh My Goodness, I didn't realize that the Oregon Food Bank was a hub to so many central charities…read more They distribute nutritious meals to the community. McDonald's was a proud volunteer today, helping to package food items. Today, we sorted and repacked pancake mix to go out to various organizations. You also have to label the items with nutritional information as well as a cooking label. What's good is that anyone can volunteer to share your time by working with them. Only requirement is that you're 16 years of age with an adult or 18 years or older. So come by yourself as Devon did or come as a group. It is a great way to give back to the community. They also give tours so you can truly understand the impact hunger has on the community, the state. I truly was blessed by this event.

When I rented there was never a problem. The facility was clean, well managed, good temperature…read morecontrol. accessible. Portland is weird and I can only guess why these negative reviews are coming in. The typical bullying campaign against "we know who." Just stop!

Everything was fine for the first few months, they drew us in with a great deal - 1/2 off our first…read moretwo months. We paid $40/month for the first two months, then the price would go back up to $80 regularly afterward. Not even 4 months into using them for storage, they sent us a notice saying our rent was going to increase. IT DOUBLED IN PRICE. Went from $80 a month to $160, within 4 months. They also gave us 30 days notice about the change, so we really couldn't make a change or move companies quick enough to avoid the rent increase. DO NOT USE THEM. Rent from a local company, or read the contract very very well. We will be moving.

Tony and his crew were incredible to work with. We contracted them to clean up the backyard, which…read moreneeded a ton of work in preparation for selling our house. They cleared all the weeds and even built a firepit with the rocks around the yard. It was a hell of a turnaround for the space. We also rely on Tony whenever we have too much trash for the weekly disposal. He's hauled away mattresses, yard debris, glass, and anything else with a smile on his face. I can't recommend them enough.

Fixed my phone charging issues in a flash! Had a bit of broken charger stuck inside, fixed in about…read more30 seconds.

My phone was unresponsive/possessed and screens were dancing around on its own. I brought it to The…read moreFix Hut and Pete fixed it in less than 30 minutes. Phone is good as new. Thanks Pete for fixing my life organizer!!

Leo and his team did a fantastic job! Super professional and fast scheduling and gave me my piece…read moreof mind again clearing a huge pile of construction materials!

These guys were easy to deal with they delivered a good clean dumpster I rented it for a week, but…read morewas finished in two days and they came and got it promptly when I requested it.

Rude guy. Email notification for our bees arriving didn't come through. Added ridiculous extra fee…read morefor being a couple hours late (his fault). Completely unprofessional.

They have a limited supply and are piggybacking in another store. I could make or find what they…read morehad available.

I've worked with Imperial Office Solutions in a professional capacity, and for the most part,…read morethey've provided prompt and pleasant service. I've unable to get into specifics of our deployment, due to non-disclosure agreements, but I can safely say that, overall, the process of swapping out some leased hardware has been relatively painless. Yes, there have been a few hiccups and snafus along the road to swapping out our leased devices, such as license files not being pre-emptively installed, being shorted some external accessories, and then being shipped an incompatible peripheral, which had to be exchanged. However, in each case, Rick (the owner) was right on top of the issues, helping us sort out each individual case as fast as could possibly be expected. For that reason alone, I would highly recommend Imperial Office Solutions for your office hardware needs. Paraphasing the words of Vanilla Ice: "If you got a problem, yo, IOS will solve it!"

I'm not really an office machine kind of guy, and... let's face it: copiers aren't all that sexy…read more Lots of us have them, though, and they break. I called a couple of different Portland vendors when mine broke, and I was disappointed by both. I have two copiers at my business: one is an old Canon 3300, and one is a newer 3380 color copier. The 3380 didn't work because it was damaged while being moved. I waited almost a year before calling Randy at Imperial, and while I had extremely low expectations, I was braced and ready for the game. I was totally surprised. I had been told that I needed either a new fuser (~$1000) or a new copier (~$10,000) by the clowns that preceded Randy. Randy walked in with a rolling suitcase full of diagnostic equipment; it soon became apparent that he actually knew how to use it. He pulled the error codes from my machine and established a baseline (note that one of the previous clowns actually tried to tell me what the problem was because he'd "heard the same noise before"), and then proceeded to methodically eliminate the issues. He found the problem in less than two hours, and had my copier fixed in less than four hours total. I'm not a copier-repair junkie, and I don't think the rest of you are, either, so here's why Randy and Imperial get my five stars: 1) They told me over the phone what their methodology would be. They didn't diagnose it, but they told me they could, and *how* they would. 2) They told me how much it would cost, up front. Again, they didn't tell me how much it would cost to fix it (who could?), but they gave me a fixed range of how much it would cost to know what was wrong. (Other vendors tried to get me to buy parts that it's now quite obvious wouldn't have fixed the problem, let alone be necessary) 3) During the diagnostic, Randy cleaned every part as he went. This was just a normal part of the focused methodology Imperial employs, but it gave me the feeling that I was dealing with a true professional. As a scientist myself (Okay, philosopher, but I'm not going to waste space here educating you about things you should already know), it's satisfying to watch someone approach a problem in the right way -- especially someone who clearly has the expertise to interpret his findings. 4) As a licensed Canon tech, Randy had access to information (directly from Canon) that the other "techs" didn't have. He correctly diagnosed the problem not as an expensive fuser issue (as the outdated Canon error code publication indicated), but an inexpensive door catch issue -- and he fixed it in the field. 5) Randy went above and beyond and fixed the remaining issues he had found in the course of determining the major start-up issue for "free" -- because he had time left and didn't want to bill us for an empty hour. He also had time left to show us how to clean and maintain the machine properly ourselves, so we wouldn't have to call him as often. Imperial is a class act, and Randy is the reason. If you need work done on your Canon (I think they do some other brands, too), give them a call. I'm happy to be a reference. These guys have my business for life.