I had them repair a snowblower of mine that wasn't working quite properly. I was charged…read moreapproximately $400 to fix what was probably a minor problem on a snowblower that cost me $800 originally new. When I got the machine back I found that there was a stripped screw on the auger belt drive pulley on the guard above it. I spoke with the folks at the service department there they said they were going to take care of it and frankly they never did and then ghosted me. This was 2 years ago I have since learned to fix my own machine as a result. Today I took it apart to try and see if anything needed replacing for the winter and out of the bottom of the machine fell the screw that was stripped and the two washers that went with it. The guy who dropped them in there didn't even bother to retrieve them he just closed everything up and thought everything was fine. Over the past winter my machine would not engage and disengage properly. Probably because those parts got under the break for the auger break and forced it into place causing my belts to burn. I spent most of the winter with an auger that I could not disengage and didn't find this out until today. I can't say enough about learning to fix things yourself because going to Bentley Brothers isn't going to get the job done.

I was in an accident and my Kubota was totaled. The team at Bentley bros. in Albion with Lori,…read moreLisa and Zack were awesome. They put me into a replacement tractor that I am very happy with. They are a great family-owned business in Orleans County and treat you like family. I had so much for them to deal with due to the complexity of the situation and they handled it with ease and care. I will never shop for equipment anywhere else!! AWESOME! ***** + stars for sure!! Thank you Bentley Bros. Tim T.

Ok first of all, some housekeeping: The address listed for this business is for Abundance…read moreCooperative Market. This is the pick up location for Rochester members. Peacework Farm is located in Newark, that is where the crops are grown. I was only involved in this CSA for one year, but it was a great experience and would recommend it to anyone who loves their organic veggies, is interested in knowing where their food comes from, or is interested in investing in a local farm. (There are only two reasons why I did not participate again after the first year and those are the same reasons why I haven't participated in any other local CSA-- first of all you get a lot of veggies, even if you get a half share-- normally this would be awesome but I have a small sized fridge and each week the haul would over flow it. The other reason is that I am not around as much in the summer to pick up my share. Neither reason reflects poorly on GVOCSA... in fact that is a testament to how large your pick up will be.) GVOCSA requires members to participate in a few farm-work and distribution shifts during the season. This might not be for everyone, but I thought it was cool to help harvest the vegetables and to get a closer look at the farm operation. The type of work you will do varies depending when you go during the season. The distribution shifts are pretty simple-- you go to Abundance and help prepare the vegetables to be picked up. That part is pretty easy, just some weighing and bagging. The spread of vegetables you get is great. I learned to love some new greens through this CSA. The season is 26 weeks. The price looks steep initially, but if you break it out by week it is not too bad, especially when you consider what the same volume of organic veggies would cost you at Wegmans. The quality of the produce you will get from here is really great, if you work a sorting shift at the farm you will see what I mean. A lot of care is put into getting the vegetables from the farm to the members in great condition. I think the main difference for GVOCSA versus other local CSAs is that they have the member participation. Also, everyone I came in contact with through the CSA was really nice, so you can count on working your few shifts with some great people. Their webpage has a lot of other useful information on it and if you are interested you should probably go to their new member information meeting that are held just before the sign up period.

I love my CSA. Pick up is so convenient at the co-op, Abundance. The season is six months long, the…read morevariety is great, and everyone is so friendly when I say, "what is this and how do I use it?"

So, I've had my firewood delivery fun, between craigslist water soaked moss covered junk to a…read moretruckload of pine when I asked for and confirmed hardwood. These people are on top of their game!!! Not only was it all hardwood, they dry the whole log not cutting and splitting till they need it? Anyway, I have never had such a clean delivery and there were even some smaller prices that I could use for kindling in it! You have my business for sure!

I needed a large roll of for a spring cleaning that I teamed up with my next door neighbor for…read more Adirondack was the cheapest option amongst 4-5 companies we priced out and was able to deliver a high quality roll off the very next day!!! We filled that thing with a ton of junk. Adirondack picked it up the very next day upon our request. I highly recommend Adirondack for their roll off dumpsters. I also ordered mulch through them this year. I felt like the mulch deposit was a little small compared to the company I previously used, but again, the price was lower than the competition.