Sharon provided excellent service and design input. We were very pleased with the result and would…read morehighly recommend Garden of the Gods Lighting!

They shut and locked the door right in my face two days ago. I didn't realize customers need a…read morereservation. Walked to the front door as two other customers enter. The employee makes eye contact with me, looks away, shuts and locks the door in my face as I say hello. There is no issue with asking customers to make reservations. It's the fact that an employee shut and locked the door in my face. Not an ounce of customer service, she should have just said "reservations only." To completely ignore a confused customer by shutting the door in their face is unprofessional and signals poor priorities. Not saying they're bad at what they do, just that they don't care about customers.

John was great, delivered the concrete, was on time and helpful…read more Getting quote was a simple phone call. Thanks again John!

Under SB-21-091 the State of Colorado puts a 'cap' of 2% on permitting merchants to charge a…read moreFee/Surcharge on customers paying with credit cards. In April of 2025 Sue Pyles who started Ute Pass Sand & Gravel in 1991, sold the Sand & Gravel part of her business to Jerry T Jenkins (Spudz Towing) who now operates the Sand & Gravel along with flagstones. For some really strange reason Sue & Jerry share the same Merchant Terminal for credit card transactions. The problem is - Jerry imposes a 3.9% or a 4.2% Eco/Credit Card Fee on credit card transaction on the shared terminal, which is way over the 2% limit but Jerry claims he can do this because WalMart does it -- which of course is not true, but it is his hopeless justification. So, when Jerry does this to you, simply contact your charge card provider and they will immediately and permanently remove the entire Fee/Surcharge because the credit card companies prohibit merchants from making customers pay the merchants contractual costs. It's better than arguing with stubborn Jerry or nasty Chris who is way over board rude. Or simply don't do business with these weirdos.

This is my local hardware store and it is a gem! I'm so happy that it has been able to survive hard…read morefinancial times and serve our community so well. It has an impressive array of inventory and the staff has always been friendly and helpful. I prefer this store over all of my other nearby options and am grateful that it's the closest to my home. Keep doing a great job and I will happily continue to be a great customer.

Ordered product on line. Eight days later…read more.. Was emailed that it was in. Went there... it wasn't. No one knows anything. Went back 7 days later; still not in. nobody knows anything....still. Asked for a follow-up call. Didn't get a call.... ever They never checked to see where my product was or if they could acquire it. Went in a third time. Same story, only this time they told me that "Acenet" sucks and that they probably will never see the product come unless I have the store order it for me. Also, I should cancel my order. Canceled my order. Warned others of poorly run company that I will NEVER visit again.

Myself and a group of students visited from out of town and spent the day volunteering at Habitat…read morefor Humanity! The team there is absolutely wonderful! They're very kind people and I'm so glad we could spend a day in service to support their store. I didn't really shop around but they have a variety of home improvement items to furniture at decent prices. Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for new furniture or tools to help with a renovation project!

I just tried to make a donation of about $2500 of almost new furniture. They wanted me to pay them…read moreover $400 to pick it up. I thought this was a charity, who are they helping themselves? Very SAD!

This is such a cute store and a hidden gem. I was driving back to Denver from Florence and…read moreremembered that I needed some layer feed for my chickens. I thought certainly there's a feed store on the way home assuming that they would be the larger stores. Luckily, Waze found a few and this was 0 min off my route - PERFECT! Even with directions, I almost missed it, but was able to get a spot right in front. This store has feed to the left and all these cute bee, chicken, housewares, homesteading stuff to the right. After getting my layer feed with the help of the really sweet employee helping me find my way through all the feed, I shopped in the store looking at all the cool items I want and may "NEED." I determined that I needed 2 dish towels with cute sayings. My total for a bumper sticker, 2 dish towels, and a 50 lb bag of layer feed came to be around $52. That's really competitive to other feed stores in Denver! If I'm in the area, I would definitely stop in again!

Fantastic and friendly little spot. Has anything you might need for chickens,bees and even some…read morelivestock supplies. My horses love the Timothy hay and alfalfa. They have classes in various homesteading endeavours and the staff is oh so helpful.

Bulbs Plus is both old-fashioned (in polite service and vast knowledge) and hi-tech (in products…read moreand ordering). Keep this amazing store in business. They are great with customers and ordering materials.

They have what you need for batteries and bulbs. Good stock and great customer service.read more

Jack and crew did an ABSOLUTELY amazing job on our yard…read more I highly recommend them, they were extremely easy to work with, the quality of work was exceptional, detailed, and you get a ton of bang for your buck with them! They also won't break the bank.

Somehow the review that Jack responded to got overridden with my latest response. Jack's response…read morewas based on me lowering my review, now that my yard is maturing and more problems have appeared and a bad year of cleaning up messy fruit from a tree that should never have made it into the yard. Had he planted what I had signed off on in the proposal, I wouldn't have revised my review to warn others. Better to read a review based on history instead of one week after installation. There were only two things I was very specific about when planning my landscaping. 1) that there be NO fruit bearing plants in my yard and 2) that the plants used were animal friendly. Don't know why he bothered to take pictures of my front yard, other than to confirm I take great care of it, because his pictures don't address issues in my reviews. Regarding the trees, 3 of the 6 trees he planted ARE fruit bearing. One, unfortunately, turned out to be a Dolgo Crabapple. Yes, it's pretty to look at in a picture from afar, but it is AWFUL, MESSY, and very specifically what I told him I did not want. Four plants placed in the backyard are huge bee attractants. While I think it's great to plant these, it's probably not best to plant them right next to the patio or door causing dozens of bees flying around next to living space all summer. These will have to be torn out after they go dormant this fall. He stated that I signed off on a proposal. Perhaps he should go back and look at that proposal before making inaccurate statements. He never provided me with the actual layout until a month AFTER the work was completed, I agreed to his proposal based on a picture he sent to me. Almost nothing that he planted in my yard is what he said he was going to plant, nor is this tree the fruitless Snow Crab I signed off on in the proposal. I'm OK with things being fluid, as long as he followed the two things that were important to me, which he didn't. I told him numerous times, from the first time we met, after I saw the picture, before and after planting, that I did not want ANYTHING fruit bearing. When I pointed out that I saw little fruit on the trees already, he swore to me up-and-down that they were fruitless. So for him to say I never told him is a flat out lie. BTW, "our team" is one person. Jack. Because I didn't feel the need to go into every single detail, I neglected to mention that I replaced five plants in the front yard and three in the backyard because they did not survive the first winter. These were supposed to be guaranteed, but based on his lack of response in replacing the tree that died within the first month of him planting it, I wasn't interested in playing more phone games with him never returning my calls. People planning on hiring Naturescapes should pay CLOSE ATTENTION so that you get what you think you are going to get, regardless of how friendly he is or how he says he's going to do something, and BUYER BEWARE if you have problems and expect Jack will follow up with you, as any reasonable business owner would, because he has a pattern and history of vanishing and if you have problems. I have added a picture of the two year old "fruitless" tree and a plum bush that started bearing fruit this summer. Imagine this in five more years and a thousand fruit bombs all over the yard! What a total mess. These have been torn out before they got any worse. He cares about new business but it's too bad he doesn't put the same amount of energy into resolving problems that he puts into trying to get people to remove their negative reviews. Sad when a business owner thinks it's a good idea to attack clients rather than acknowledge and address shortcomings in his business practices. What would be my point in writing a review like this for no reason? 80% of my reviews are 3 star or above. He is one of a very few that warrants one star, which comes after redoing a bunch of his work. Perhaps he should read my reviews before he makes bold yet inaccurate statements about them. Final note, I had written a Google review similar to my first yelp review (before I was a Yelper) and yet somehow that review, as well as many similar negative reviews, mysteriously keep disappearing. All his Google reviews are recent? Not so. Be sure to check out his reviews and D rating on Angie's List, as well. Same pattern of no response to problems. Not every person has problems with their landscaping, nor does everyone post publicly, but I have several neighbors with similar complaints with Naturescapes. I read a comment a couple days ago in a different forum which stated they reported him to the BBB and required mediation. That, too, is hidden from the public. It's a good thing that Yelp does not remove reviews based on business owner requests, but unfortunately Jack isn't learning anything from these repetitive negative comments to fix what's broken. Not one word in this review is "slander", Jack.

I'm a big fan of this family run business. I only found them a few months ago and have been buying…read moretrailer loads of road base to fix our private road. They've been fair, kind, helpful and reasonably priced. I can't say enough great things about them. I'm proud to help support them as a local business and hope that they're around for another 22 years.