Worked with the bank manager Melba on a construction loan. After I was approved, they were in…read morecontact with my builder and it was an easy process throughout the entire build. My loan rolled over into a regular mortgage and now I'm making payments. I would definitely recommend a home loan or a construction loan with Capon Valley Bank.

HORIBLE!!!!! Just because I can't give it 0 stars!…read moreWe went in at 3:45 with intention to open an account. It was not busy there was plenty of employees. It was 5:10 past there closing time we were still waiting. May I add nobody had asked us what we were there for why we were waiting NOTHING! Horrible customer service we waited almost 2 hours and no one asks us why we were waiting. Until one of the ladies asked one of the hispanic guy who worked there if he can ask us why we were there waiting because he spoke MY language!? That is just horrible when i clearly look hispanic but don't speak Spanish. After i heard that I just left! Will never return such a BAD HORRIBLE experience. Worst customer service i have experienced at a bank !!

Have never been treated this badly by a bank in my life. Will never do business with this bank…read moreagain.

Went in for an oil change and they broke my engine resulting in totaling my car. Then they had the…read morenerve to charge me $300 for their service fee after destroying my car. I do credit them for their abundance of arrogance and having the audacity to charge me for destroying my car and efficiently ruining my life.

If you're considering buying a Volkswagen, make sure you carefully read both the warranty and…read moreroadside assistance policies before making your purchase. We recently experienced a major transmission failure that was fully covered under Volkswagen's 50,000-mile manufacturer warranty. What surprised us was that although the transmission repair was covered, the cost to tow the undrivable vehicle to the dealership was not. Many customers would reasonably assume that if a warranty covered mechanical failure leaves a vehicle undrivable, towing to the dealership would also be covered. Unfortunately, Volkswagen's roadside towing reimbursement only applies up to 36,000 miles. That meant we were responsible for an unexpected towing bill despite the repair itself being covered under warranty. I'm sharing this so other buyers know what to ask before purchasing. Don't assume roadside assistance lasts as long as the manufacturer's warranty. Ask specifically whether towing is covered if your vehicle becomes undrivable due to a warranty covered failure. In Volkswagen's case, you can still be covered by the manufacturer's 50,000-mile warranty but have no towing coverage once your vehicle exceeds 36,000 miles. Knowing that distinction ahead of time could save you an unexpected expense.

I had what should have been a simple business banking relationship with the Truist branch in…read moreStephens City, Virginia, and it turned into one of the most frustrating experiences I've had with any financial institution. Due to unclear billing (no actual invoice, just statements), I missed a small annual fee on a business line of credit I wasn't actively using. Once I realized it, I made multiple attempts to pay it--only to be blocked by their system. I could see the account through my personal login, but couldn't take action because it required a separate business login that I was never properly made aware of. It took repeated attempts and back-and-forth just to figure out how to access my own account. Instead of helping resolve something that should have taken minutes, they revoked the entire line of credit. Their "solution" was to start over--credit pull, tax returns, full underwriting--with no guarantee of approval. This wasn't a credit issue--it was a systems and service failure. The bigger issue here is the complete lack of communication, confusing systems, and poor customer experience. This could have been resolved easily. Instead, it turned into a drawn-out mess that ultimately cost them a client. I've since decided to close both my business and home equity lines of credit and move to a bank that actually values its clients. If you're a business owner looking for reliability and clarity, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

I completely agree with previous reviews. Never had issues with the IRS until Doug Mort did my…read moretaxes. What a joke! And he charged me all the money I got for stimulus check of $1600 for screwing up my taxes!

This office is a joke. Doug is rude, and a liar. Do yourself a favor and shop around for an…read moreaccountant, you will easily find someone who is cheaper and knowledgeable about taxes. So disgusted with their business practice, and the way they treat people.