I stopped in here to get some bottled water while traveling. I have been here several times and…read morefind it along the lines of a lot of Walmarts. Poor customer service seems to be the norm in Walmart and opposed to an exception. That and the self service aisles certainly take away points of obtaining a positive experience.

I remember when they built this WM. Now they have taken almost ALL of the empty checkouts out and…read morehave put self checkouts. It's unreal. It looks more modern than ever. The upgrade was worth it. Keep it up.

Builders Cash and Carry is a local family owned business. Lee always remembers me and what I need…read more Try getting that at your Lowes or Home Depot. They have good prices, but they have no problem suggesting you go to Lowes or HD if you can't find an item. Overall a very good selection of items, just like what you'd need living in a small town. I try to support this business, even if I know I can save a couple dollars by shopping at Lowes, because the folks at builders cash and carry genuinely appreciate their customers and try hard to help.

I love this place. Here visiting daughter, had a furniture refinish project to do. Decided to…read morecheck this place out, great wood inventory and even better prices. Staff super helpful and friendly, nice to support a local business. Thank you!

Just had my tiled shower replace with a Durabath Acrylic low entry shower. Three grab bars, a…read morefold down seat, and not only much safer but beautiful. Shower is beautiful, and safe. Install was quality work, love the results. Adam and Nash did a wonderful job. Everyone I worked with at Re-Bath was fantastic. From design and selection to install, it was a very easy process. The work was all high quality, and I would recommend them to anyone who wants a partial or complete bathroom remodel. I'm very happy with my lovely shower.

Re-Bath of the southeast recently updated my elderly mother's master bedroom shower. The outcome is…read moreamazing, very satisfied! Thank you, Will & DJ for the amazing work!! It's is greatly appreciated!!

WIfe and I walked in looking for flooring and cabinets. The…read moresales guy was very helpful with showing us the variety of cabinets they offer. The offered a free kitchen design also.

I read a review that said, "No pressure sales." I agree..I also want to add that there were…read moreNo EFFORT sales as well! We've been there two days in a row. terrible customer service. Cut the lights off on us both days prior to 6:00. Prices are good. Service is pitiful! This place could be so successful and reach incredible heights if the people who work there were knowledgeable and cared a flip. We seemed to be more of an inconvenience than customers.

Owner called me. Had a great conversation he explained the issue…read more And I totally understand. All business need a stand up leader like him .

I have been a customer of Pinch A Penny for approximately six years, and after what happened this…read morepast week--and especially how it was handled--I am extremely disappointed. Last week, a pool technician named Alonzo serviced my pool while I was away from home. When I returned a few hours later, I discovered that my pool had drained by approximately one-third and was STILL draining. I immediately called Pinch A Penny because I was alarmed and had no idea what the technician had done or how to stop it. Instead of treating this like an urgent problem caused during their service visit, I was initially told that the technician had already left for the day. I kept asking what I could do to stop my pool from continuing to drain. Eventually, after I persisted, I was able to get in touch with the technician and was told to turn off the power. Thankfully, that stopped the draining. The next day, someone from quality control came to my home to investigate. I was told that the technician had made a mistake, and I was left with the impression that I probably would not be seeing that technician again. I was also told that Pinch A Penny would reimburse me for the additional water expense. It took approximately FOUR DAYS to refill my pool. I essentially lost the use of my pool for a week because of a mistake made during a service I PAY FOR. Exactly one week later, the SAME technician showed up at my house again. I called because I understandably wanted to know what was going on. The technician himself seems like a nice person, but after someone accidentally drains a significant portion of your pool, it is reasonable to question whether you are comfortable having that person continue servicing your equipment. That's when I spoke with Taylor. I've dealt with Taylor periodically during the approximately six years I've been a customer, and I have never complained publicly about my interactions with her before. However, today's conversation was the last straw. During the conversation, I was essentially told that this type of mistake happens and is almost like an "initiation" for newer pool technicians--that apparently accidentally draining pools happens. I found that response incredibly dismissive. Whether this happens occasionally or not isn't the point. It happened to MY pool. I lost the use of my pool for days, had to refill a substantial amount of water, and had every reason to be concerned about whether additional damage could have occurred. What I wanted was accountability and reassurance. Instead, I felt talked over and dismissed. I became frustrated and, yes, I used profanity during the conversation but I did not directly call her any names. I own that. But after I expressed my frustration, Taylor informed me that I was no longer going to be a customer, removed me from their service, and hung up on me. After SIX YEARS as a paying customer. Apparently, rather than addressing a longtime customer's legitimate concerns about a serious service mistake, it was easier to simply get rid of the customer. That's what bothers me most about this entire experience. Mistakes happen. Employees make mistakes. What separates a good company from a bad experience is HOW THE COMPANY RESPONDS when something goes wrong. My pool being accidentally drained was frustrating. The lack of help when I initially called while it was actively draining was worse. But being treated as though I was unreasonable for being upset about it--and then abruptly dropped as a six-year customer--was unacceptable. I expect Pinch A Penny to honor its commitment to reimburse me for the additional water required to refill my pool. I also believe I should be refunded for the week of service during which their mistake left my pool unusable. After approximately six years of giving this company my business, I certainly never expected the relationship to end because I had the audacity to complain when their technician accidentally drained a third of my pool. Very disappointing way to treat a longtime customer.

I'm rating the restaurant, not the hardware store. By the way, the hardware store seems to have a…read morelot of what you may need so that you do not have to make a trip to Dothan. Anyway, hardware stores smell funny to me and putting a restaurant in one is kind of odd in my opinion. I thought the smell of the hardware store would overpower me, but it turned out to be ok. The restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, and sides such as fries, okra, slaw, and potato salad. You can easily buy a meal for under $10. I went with the burger and potato salad. The burger was a homemade, fresh patty that was very bland. The burger was ok. The potato salad was a mustard base and very creamy. I enjoyed it more than the burger. Sweet tea was refreshingly sweet! If you do not want to drive to Dothan, it is convenient for a quick bite to eat. But if you want better dining, go to Los Amigos, Johnny B' Smokin, or drive to Dothan.

The service is excellent and the food is delicious, ate Brunswick Stew to day and it was so…read moreyummy. Will be going for more soon.