Started out good until a few month ago. Family stuff gets in the way of his business. Our horses…read morewent 12 weeks last time he shod them. He is awful at communicating. You can't leave a message he only texts. He was good with the horses, but a mediocre farrier. He is a yes man.

Steven was here on time as promised. Was gentle with the older horses that had arthritis and did a…read moregreat job. We are very pleased! Will be happy to recommend him to anyone. We have very happy horse feet! Thank you Steven!

The amenities offered at Crossroads Farm, at first glance, appear and sound incredible. However,…read moreafter several months of boarding there, I began to have a feeling that my horse was not being tended to per the contract. To verify that my horse was not being given his supplements and also not being turned out regularly, which I paid for, I devised a way to keep track of my horse's care and found out my hunch was correct. Even after voicing my concerns to the barn owner twice, nothing changed. I believe socioeconomics played a big role in the lack of care for my horse. As a school teacher, I was not one of the clients at Crossroads Farm whose horse was in training nor was I able to afford regular lessons. Neither of these variables should have diminished the care that my horse was guaranteed in my contract and the services I was paying to receive. I was a client at another hunter jumper barn for many years and never experienced this type of "you are less than" regardless of a training program, going to shows, or how many lessons I took. That barn made always made my horse and myself feel no less important than their other more wealthy clients. The same certainly cannot be said for Crossroad Farms.

This place is confusing. You would think you're allowed to go and walk around but it's not very…read moreclear. We went and one person I asked was very nice but she didn't know. While she went to go ask an old lady came by and was very rude basically told me to leave. Not very nice considering I am looking to get my daughter lessons. So a little off putting. I also called 10 times over a 3 hour span and no one answered.

A nice professional barn well maintained with a structured environment geared towards safety. This…read morebarn also has well known reputable trainers a huge plus, especially for those who show.

I have been boarding my horse here now for almost two years and the staff and other boarders are…read moregreat. The facility is well maintained. They have two big arenas, two round pens, and seven turnouts. The stalls are cleaned every day. The horses are fed twice a day (supplements included) when they say they are. Horses are turned out once a week with the price of board or for only $25 more a month they are turned out three more times a week for the whole month. It's a quiet no drama place and I love it here.

This is a great place to board your horse!!! It is very clean and welcoming…read more The facility is well looked after with the owner Max on the property. Max kindly introduced himself to familiarize himself with new faces that would be coming to Triple L. He responds timely to my texts. We had some difficulty loading our horse and I called and he came right out to assist. He got out his lasso and it did the trick quickly. Our horse Travis loves it there. Thank you for such a wonderful place to spend time with our horse.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!! After owning and stabling horses for over 25 years and never…read moreencountering a problem, I stabled my horse at Triple L Stables in Gilbert, Az, which was a big mistake. My horse was there 3 days before we noticed that he was not eating the alfalfa pellets. Initially, the owner, Max had told us that his facility fed alfalfa pellets but we could feed alfalfa hay so long as we brought it in and fed it ourselves.  After the 3 days, we took our horse to a local rodeo and prior to leaving we noticed our horse had not eaten his pellets. At the rodeo, we confirmed that he would not eat the pellets at all. Our poor horse was starving and dropping weight. We switched him back to alfalfa hay. I called the owner and reported this to him. He stated that the horse had eaten the pellets, which was not true. Three of us saw the trough full of pellets when we picked him up. I told the owner that we would be switching him back to hay. He asked me if I was going to be feeding our horse daily because he would not do that. I responded with yes. He then stated for the very first time that he would not allow hay on his property, because it's messy and causes too many flies, which was contrary to what he told us before we signed the boarding agreement. He stated that his place was not the right one for us and that we needed to go elsewhere. He was insistent that we find a new place immediately. I told him we would move out and asked for a refund since I paid him in advance for the month. He stated he would pro rate the board and refund the balance. When it came time to the refund, the owner stated that he was going to continue billing me on a daily basis until he rented out our horse's stall. I reminded him that he asked us to move out. He refused to refund me the amount he withheld until he rented out the stall. I paid him $325 for the month , which the stall was only rented for 7 days (horse was only there for 3 days). He refunded me $152 and stated he was being generous. I reminded him that he canceled the contract and breached the agreement. When it comes to business, this man has no conscience or moral compass.

Where oh where to start... I took my 5 1/2 year-old French bulldog to a groomer instead of the vet…read moreabout two months ago to have her glands done. This dog has been a puppy since she was born. High energy always. Well she came home from the groomer unable to jump, and over the next few days was in visible pain, shaking, couldn't barely walk, couldn't even get comfortable laying down. Crate rest, muscle relaxers, pain pills, and multiple sessions of acupuncture over 6 weeks and she was making improvement, but not like I wanted. So I got on yelp and started searching and found Autumn. I sat near Dutchess her whole first session, and was SO convinced just after that, that before autumn left my house, my other dog AND me were scheduled to join in on Dutchess' next session. Dutchess got up from her session and immediately ran into my other room and jumped on the couch. Literally IMMEDIATELY. This dogs MO is making me lose my shit with her high energy and I felt like we were immediately back to normal We've now had 2 sessions and I told Autumn yesterday that Dutch is about to send me into an early grave because she has been bouncing off the walls constantly since our second session. Keeping her calm is essentially out of the question at this point and just not gonna happen. My sweet rambunctious 5.5 year old puppy is back and I am SO grateful for Autumn. So now about me. Stage 4 endometriosis. Had a child via IVF and surrogacy. I've had 2 laparoscopic surgery's. First one to remove a softball size mass that engulfed my entire left ovary and tube, and attempt to clear out some of the endo. Second time to clear out some endo. Got about 5% relief on the second surgery. Essentially the surgery was a waste of my time. Well, like I said, I sat near Dutchess during her whole first session. And started my period the morning of Dutchess' second session. That period started 5 days later then when it "normally" does, which is actually usually 5 days EARLIER then what my period calendar always says. So I got an extra FIVE days In between periods AND I HAD ZERO CRAMPS! People I'm serious, NO CRAMPS. My cramps were so bad before that I signed up for a second surgery to try to help. A whole surgery. And got barelyyyyy any relief. All I did was sit NEAR my dog and had no cramps. Well that was the first day of my first period since being around the machine. I got my own session done that day, and when I tell you I'm EXCITED for my next period, I'm serious. Because I can't wait to see how it feels. Or how it doesn't feel. I even got a facial a few days ago and my face lady was like wow your face is bleeding a lot today and it never bleeds like this.... And I'm like oh is it?! Well the machine Autumn uses is said to increase blood flow... i guess that's 100% true. So if you ask me, run don't walk to see Autumn.

Over the last 2-3 weeks (before sessions) Olives been a little more pissy, objecting or refusing to…read morework, obstacles, move off my leg, soften in the bit and just overall testy and defiant and I couldn't figure out what was going on. Had a vet out and just couldn't pinpoint anything specific on her. We're in a 100 day mustang makeover from wild to mild and being worked hard! I've done 2 sessions with Autumn and today she worked sooo quiet and relaxed. Just as she was a few weeks ago. So happy we're able to do these PEMF sessions to get her feeling great for the competition! Excited to see how good she gets before we compete in Sept. PLUS - She loves them. Licks, chews, stretches her neck and back out and really gets into it when shes working on her.

Terrific people, excellent moving company. Loved working with Corwin, Cody and Christian. Such hard…read moreworking and kind, humble guys! I would always use this company for any moves in the future! 5-star experience. Christian Westerman

Hired their moving service 3 times because they did such a great job. I don't know how I could be…read moremore impressed. They were very thorough, adaptive, fast, careful... I could go on and on. (I don't understand how they could move as swiftly as they did and yet not bump into walls, when I bump into a wall carrying a magazine! Start to finish, they did a really great job and had good things to say about the organization they were a part of.) Good job guys!!!

If you need horse riding lessons or just want something to do! Take your kids over to this place…read more Fun times for the whole family!

I was 15 when I used to go to lessons here. In that time I got a great experience! I had so much…read morefun at my lessons. I was able to ride a lot of different horses there because I had gotten the hang of riding really fast, so they wanted me to keep trying new things. I was here about one/two years. It was great, until I went on a trail ride with my instructor and a few other experienced students. Nearing the end of the ride, the horse I was riding got spooked and took off at a gallop, causing the other horses to spook as well. I had never galloped before, so I stayed on as long as I could before I was thrown. I injured my elbow and had bruised tissue in my hip. After I had recovered from that experience, I was afraid to canter like I used to. As soon as I got back we went to normal lessons that involved centering. I wasn't ready mentally to canter, but the instructor (Lisa) Kept trying to get me to canter. After I wouldn't canter she got a little frustrated. That was the first of the problems. As the weeks passed by she kept on filling the classes with five kids, including me, at a time. Most of which didn't know how to control their horses very well. The arena was packed and I didn't feel safe. Then my instructor tried to put me on a horse I had prior issues with. When I brought up my concerns, she tried to put me on a different horse that hadn't been ridden in a long time and they had to call someone to get permission to use. That was my last time ever going there. I left as soon as i heard her try to call someone. Im sad about that though because I had so much fun riding here. I hope to revisit this place, but i will most likely be looking for a different place to ride in the future.

I have been seeing Rhanda since April of last year. I was at my rock bottom and she has helped me…read moretremendously. I find myself also applying the skills I have learned from her in my business. I am a hairdresser and one of my roles is sometimes being my client's therapist. I highly recommend Rhanda.