I do not recommend this business! It has been over a year since Mom passed and all we get is…read moreexcuses. We still do not have a headstone. The design was done almost immediately but we are still waiting on the final product, which was order in June 2022! This is so ridiculous!!!

All work done on site by people you really care about turning out a quality monument.read more

We have used Robert for most of our welding projects for well over a decade. He is by far the best…read morewelder we have ever worked with. We are a mid-size Defense Contractor and much of our work requires not only a specialized skill-set - but also the proper certifications and the ability to deliver on time. Robert has never let us down - not once. He is a pleasure to work with. Our office if located out of Temple Texas and YES there are probably 200 excellent welders between Temple and Dallas which are closer - BUT we continue to use Robert for the simple fact that he is as good as it gets. Robert's prices are FAIR and very reasonable. He tells you up front when he can deliver - and delivers as promised for a price agreed upon. There simply are no surprises when the bill comes.

fast and very friendly services . She also helped me with questions on real estate. She came to…read morethe location and didn't charge a mobile fee!

This rural cemetery is small but well maintained. There is great signage on the front, with a…read moreflagpole and historical marker. A small pavilion is located at the front of the property by the locked drive way gate, and unlocked walk-thru gate. The cemetery dates back to 1873 and includes several unique older headstones found among the graves with several plots surrounded by antique fencing. The graves are scattered but there is room for future burials around the gracious number of trees. In 2020, there were 417 documented burials. The historical marker reads, "For serving in the Texas revolution of 1835-36, South Carolina native Parrott E. McNeese received land in this area in 1846. McNeese and his wife, Mary (Allcorn), had three surviving children, including George Washington McNeese (b. 1840), who made his first trip to Hill County in 1861. After serving as a Confederate army 1st Lt. during the Civil War, George farmed his inherited 500 acres and later increased his land holdings, Growing primarily cotton and corn and raising mules and horses. George married Sallie Poteet in 1869, and six of their nine children reached adulthood. "After their infant son died in 1873, George and Sallie McNeese deeded 7.7 acres for a public school and graveyard, initially known as McNeese Cemetery. In 1882, George and other settlers brought German families from Brenham to the Cottonwood community, which included a mercantile store, cotton gin, and school. George and Sallie both died in 1909 and were buried in a family plot near their infant son. Veterans from the Texas revolution to the Korean War are interred here. William J. Gray, who served in Erastus (deaf) Smith's Ranger Company in 1837, never married but fostered 14 orphans (including five nieces and nephews). Two other notable burials include husband and wife World War II veterans, Altus Manuel Horn, prisoner of war and Bronze Star recipient, and Ruth B. Cotton Horn, Woman's Army Corps. There are more than 300 known graves, with many unmarked. Gravestone materials include concrete, fieldstone, granite, marble, sandstone, steel, ceramic photographs, and family plot fencing. In 1979, after years of neglected maintenance, a group which formally organized in 1991 as the Cottonwood Cemetery Association dedicated themselves to preserving this historic burial ground, the only remaining indication of the once-thriving Cottonwood Community." [Review 810 of 2024 - 565 in Texas - 21841 overall]

Poor service. Poor communication. Don't let him put in a septic system. He won't even finish the…read morejob....

They were fast and did quality work.! Great job! I called Brad and he setup a consultation the next…read moremorning. We were able to walk through my plans and the price. I would definitely recommend them and plan to use them again in the future

Loren came over and was very thorough and even stopped when he ran out of light and came back the…read morenext day, no extra charge, bc he wanted to make sure he didnt mess anything up for lack of light. I was shocked when I saw the bill. I think he undercharged me for his labor bc he worked hard on it and for a long time. It's a 2002 Lynx grill and he made it come back to life. . The parts were reasonable. I then asked him to look at my range top and he said he needed a part and would have to come back another day. He called Lynx and asked them about the part. Then he told me he thought I should let Thermador come out instead of him to make sure it was done the way i wanted. Very honest and good person. AND A COMBAT VET! thank you , Loren for your service and for your service!

I have used Wills company twice now, here are my observations of Wills service…read more His company is competent, appliances were fixed the first time His company got to my problem quickly , usually the first day His pricing structure was fair and cost effective. Will is great to work with, a great guy.

We used A Tex for a dryer repair and they were excellent. Very thorough and skilled. They had the…read moreright part and showed me the broken coil in the heating element. I appreciate their good pricing and timely service. We will gladly use them again and highly recommend A Tex.

We spoke to the owner and he was very helpful. We rented online. Everything went smoothly.read more

Renting a unit online was quick and really easy to do. The reason for 3 stars is not being able to…read moreget in contact with the office. I sent an email to the email address listed on their web page but turns out it's not their email address...the email address they have on their website is for another storage unit located outside of Texas. And when I've tried to call the number listed I always get the answering machine.