I bought a trimmer May 2025, it stopped working this morning, May 2026. Took it back to Ace, knew I…read morewas going to have some issues about fixing or returning it. Nope, Bob took it back, replaced it and I was on my way. I think I'll be shopping at ace from now on. Thanks Bob!

I would not purchase from this establishment. My first time experience was degrading. When I…read morecalled inquiring about Delta vanity and roman tub facets the receptionist assumed that was not a plumber. She immediately start correcting my verbiage when she knew what I was talking about. I told her that I would come to review some of the facets that were available. She told me that I had to have an appointment to visit there show room. Which she said was not open. She also told me that I had to work through a plumber to visit and purchase items. I told here that I was a license plumber and thanked her for her candor. She hurried off the phone. I guess with an area code of 630 she assumed that I was not a plumber. Or that my articulation with words was not welcomed by her. I was left with the feeling that this southern Illinois plumbing establishment is not people friendly.

Great customer service and amazing work. They were quick and clean, plus a fair price. Highly…read morerecommend them!

From the owner: At J Stone Countertops, we specialize in crafting exquisite, high-quality surfaces using granite,…read moremarble, quartz, and quartzite. Whether you're remodeling your kitchen, bathroom, or vanity, our expert craftsmanship and commitment to exceptional customer service ensure stunning results that elevate any space. We have over 1000 countertops installed. Proudly serving St. Louis, Missouri, and the surrounding areas — we bring the timeless beauty of natural stone to your home or workplace!

I like Ikea. It's not usually a quick in & out thing. I go when I want a browsing shopping…read moreexperience. It's a little more self-service than I like. Who wants to pick up and load a sofa? Not I. I bought a new sofa at Ikea late last year. For a small fee (under $40), it was delivered. The restaurant on the third floor was a must-visit, but now food is pricier (everywhere, not just here). Still, maybe it's worthwhile for an old-time experience of sitting sit in a department store eating a warm meal in front of those big windows with views of Midtown and other areas of the city. Room for improvement: I think the store should open a little earlier than 11 a.m. on Sundays.

I miss having an IKEA in my backyard. So when a friend asked me if I wanted to go there on a recent…read morevisit to STL, I said yes. We went at 10 AM, thinking that was when they opened. To our surprise, the opening time has changed to 11 AM. We left and came back at 11. Both of us always enjoy the displays that show you what you can do with specific amounts of square footage. The merchandising team at IKEA are so creative, they make use of every bit of space in their examples. IKEA is a huge store, but you can't get lost. All you gotta do is follow the arrows painted on the floor. They're there from start to finish. They'll lead you through; furniture, accessories, housewares, plants and more. When the arrows lead us through the frames and artwork, we got a giggle that they had copies of the Mona Lisa and Starry Night. My favorite area is the housewares, I can always find something that I need in my kitchen. However, on this visit I found a coat tree for my front foyer in the accent furniture area. It's going to be nice to have something to hand my coat on instead of throwing it on the chair. If you need assistance there's always an associate working nearby. As I shopped, I did notice the prices weren't as low as they use to be, but that is the case almost everywhere. However, it's still a good value.

Worked with Lisa in getting an overdue Kitchen remodel in our home. She was professional and helped…read moreus in selecting great quality cabinets and quartz countertops. I felt, at a great price and at a fraction of what box store was offering. Darren the installer was patient and very meticulous to ensure everything was done decently and in order. Can't express enough how pleased we were with our kitchen. Thanks to the team at Kitchenland. Below are a few before and after pics.

From the owner: Kitchenland has offered custom designed kitchens in Madison county and the surrounding area for…read moreover 86 years. Our kitchen specialists help in expressing the customer's personal tastes through layouts, color, style suggestions, and perspective drawings. Our specialists will work with customers from the initial planning stage to the finished product. Our recently remodeled showroom shows many quartz and granite tops along with new environmentally "green" products like recycled glass countertops. In addition to kitchen design work, Kitchenland also offers: countertops, bathroom and kitchen renovations, custom entertainment centers, bookshelves, storage solutions, And decorating services. In addition to serving homeowners, we work with architects, builders, and custom designers on residential and commercial projects. Our free services include estimates, measuring the kitchen and up to 5 hours of kitchen design consultations. Call Kitchenland for a free consultation today!

OMG! Andy's Yellow Fish fry is the bomb...coming from Louisiana it's always been the "other" fish…read morefry in the family...but there's a new kid on the shelf in the pantry now. Awesome crunchiness, the meal sticks very well (used on catfish) fries up crispy not greasy! Winner winner the next is the chicken dinner! Purchased at Krogers in Cypress TX...try it!

I agree with the guy below-- everyone in St. Louis should know about Mwanzi, the gateway city's…read morevery own Green Building Supplier. As I am buying an older house, I've been exploring my options for renovations. Ideally, most of the work I do will be done with sustainable materials. Even at Lowe's, Home Depot and Lumber Liquidators, sustainable materials still carry a relatively hefty price tag, and for what? Some of the stuff is questionably sustainable, or less sustainable than another brand. After having my cabinets quoted, countertops quoted and floors quoted, I am confident that Mwanzi can give any of those discount suppliers a run for their money when it comes to sustainable materials. You can rest assured at that every bit of lumber is either reclaimed or Forest Stewardship Council certified. One of the neatest things that they do is to claim local, fallen timber from North St. Louis and have it milled into lumber for their very own cabinet line, "Greenhaus Cabinets". These cabinets are made right here in St. Louis of a number of different woods and appear to be made with the finest hardware and craftsmanship. I will be saving all I can to afford my Greenhaus Cabinets, but I will be incredibly glad that I did. The sheer variety of sustainable countertops and flooring offered at Mwanzi is nearly staggering. For countertops they have Cambria, Caesarstone, Bamboo Butcher block, Squak Mtn. Stone, Richlite and Paperstone. There are many many more options for flooring. I look forward to working with them on every home project I am able to afford. I highly recommend making an appointment to see their showroom (yes, the showroom is by appointment only). It is worth the trip!

From the owner: supplier green interior finishes, manufacturer of our own line of green cabinetry called Greenhaus…read moreCabinets®, a furniture line called FeRRUM, a maker of custom residential and commercial furniture.

I am currently working with this company and It has been a nightmare, Kelly as she calls herself…read moredoes not pay her workers which is pure exploitation, not to mention these are people of Hispanic descent. they are in the middle of framing a building and they have not been paid by this contractor. we gave them half the cost of the project before they even started the job, with multiple pricing increase along the way. Kelly is very inexperienced when quoting projects and will definitely bait and switch her pricing mid project, not to mention her attempt to nickel and dime you along the way. she agreed to a price and is now not willing to finish the project if we don't agree to her new price. I would not trust this company to build me a dog house, nor would I trust Kelly, the way that she treats those who contract with her is just unbelievable. Unless you want to end up in court with this company please make sure she is quoting you correctly up front. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY!

I was impressed by their work ethic and honesty. I had a plumbing repair that included the removal…read moreand replacement of a cabinet with sink and countertop and woodwork. One company said I'd have to get several companies to coordiate it all, but this one did it all, and at a fair price. The owner stressed she wanted to make sure I was completely happy and suggested I wait to pay her after I'd had a chance to make sure everything was perfect. Even after payment, she said to give her a call if I have any problems. I hope to have them do some other projects I have coming up.

The employee turnover is disturbing. And they could not keep their time commitments on most of the…read moreprojects. For a high-priced sales room, this company over-represents themselves.

Nice folks, came in looking to purchase products to clean slate at my place in STL. While they…read moredon't do this or sell these products, the rep took the time to ask someone in management what could be used. I was able to leave with information to solve my issue. I appreciate that.

I would give this place a million stars if I could. Bruce, you save the most beautiful…read morearchitecture in the City. You have a kings heart.

From the owner: Our business specializes in architectural artifacts of all kinds large and small. We have whole…read morecast iron storefronts, stone, decorative terra cotta and brick. We may even have that certain size hinge pin to fix a door in your historic home. Come visit us and be amazed!