TD2 are the experts in engineering in Omaha! I have know Doug and his partners for several years…read moreand they alway amaze me with their knowledge and vision for their work. They did an amazing job with my parking lot, too!

Goes the extra mile in providing service. When the City was unable to provide answers to questions…read moreabout city storm sewer lines, TD2 did the research and found the answers, even though it was the City's responsibility. Always has the client's best interests first and foremost in their performance of work.

I myself have not employed them, but have developed a relationship with the office based on a love…read morebetween my puppy and their resident "public relations" dog Maylee (she's a listed employee guys!) We go there regularly to let the dogs play and hang out as we walk by. After spending some time in the office and talking to the members of the teams that work there, I have to say this is a very friendly, personable, and caring office. You can tell by just looking at their website that they have a very talented group of members who have designed many iconic structures here in Omaha that we know and love so well. some examples of their work include that beautiful glass library on Dodge that belongs to the University of Nebraska Omaha, Slowdown, Filmstreams, and Dixie Quicks to name a few. The look inside of their office I also love!!!! It's very clean, modern, and simple yet enticing and a creative workspace to be in. They are always entertaining clients and having meetings and they're very professional from what I have observed. If I had a big commercial job-I would definitely look them up!

Had a great experience - the other 1-star review...no idea what to say there. Their site (and I…read moreimagine *all* online plan sites) VERY clearly state that they don't provide a stamp, that local zoning may impact your plans etc etc etc. This is exactly what I needed- a jump start on the process that could be completed by a local draftsman. (Residential architecture is just too expensive to build a house). Would definitely recommend.

This can only be used as a starting point in your project. The plans themselves don't have an…read moreengineer stamp or local codes applied. Don't waste your time or money. Find an architect in your town.

We were looking for someone to help us with a big remodeling plan for our new-to-us farmhouse. Mr…read more Torson seemed interested, made an appointment, and then never showed up. I called his office to see what the delay was, his assistant confirmed that the appt was on his calendar, but that he was on vacation. She was going to call him to tell him what he was supposed to be doing that day - we haven't heard back several hours later. I'd give him zero stars if that was possible. No integrity!

From the owner: When you're looking for professional and quality architectural services, Robert Torson Architects…read moreis the one to call. No matter what kind of building you're planning to create, we're here to help

Bait and switch, my boss was giving a card to order a free house plan from Design Basics LLC. He…read moreonly received a 20% discount offering to order a plan.

From the owner: As a leader in the stock home plan industry, Design Basics, LLC, designs and markets home plans for…read moresingle-family and multi-family homes via the internet, plan catalogs, newsstand magazines, and home building industry publications. Our home plans have been built by home builders and home buyers in all 50 states, Canada, and in several foreign countries. Our company has been recognized nationally for home design, business management, corporate growth, sales and the development of effective marketing products. This growth and success over the years has helped us define our mission statement - "Where Great Design Matters."

Hockenbergs is a fantastic place to find restaurant-grade kitchen and dining supplies. Their…read moreprices are generally exceptional and their products are usually high quality and very durable. About 3/4 of the store is devoted to items the average home cook wouldn't even dream of buying: industrial-grade ovens, huge refrigeration units, restaurant dishwashers, etc. But the remaining quarter of the store is full of high-quality, sturdy and relatively inexpensive cookware, knives, kitchen gadgets, dishes and flatware. Their prices are usually very good, like a dozen pieces of stainless steel flatware for around $2-3, or an 18 inch wooden pepper grinder for $30 (sold in consumer-oriented stores for around $75). Their one downside is they seem to have a problem keeping product in stock. Several times I've gone there looking for a particular item, and I can find the tag on the shelf, but there's nothing there.

Great supply store for hospitality equipment big and small. Good prices and great staff that are…read morekind and willing to help in any way they can.