Elite Appraisal process excellent timely appraisals. My sister passed away and they assisted with…read moreproviding a current and historical appraisal for her property. You can't find any better in professionalism and quality of service. In addition, cost was a great value for the services provided!

They did a great job. The staff is friendly and helpful. They did exactly what I needed. I'm so…read morehappy that I found them.

My son goes here and the staff is always so excited to see him. Hes always well rested and fed. The…read morefacility is always clean, they have a huge playground and he has learned so much while there!

While visiting our grandson in Tennessee, we had the opportunity to drop him off and pick him up…read morefrom Archer several times. Each visit left us with the impression that he was in a caring environment where he could learn, play, and grow. Our grandson is an active little boy who is curious about so many things. Like many young children, he sometimes needs redirection as he learns appropriate behaviors. Unfortunately, it appeared that Archer struggled to meet his needs in this area. Earlier this spring, during one of our visits, the director introduced us to the teacher of the classroom he would soon be moving into and spoke very positively about how smart and ready he was for the change. Less than three weeks later, he was unexpectedly expelled on a Monday morning without prior warning to his parents. His parents had met with the director on multiple occasions before that decision, yet at no point were they told that expulsion was even being considered. As a result, the decision came as a complete surprise to them. We understand that not every childcare setting is the right fit and that sometimes a program may determine it cannot meet a child's needs. However, when a situation reaches the point where expulsion is a possibility, parents deserve honest, timely communication. Providing clear notice and discussing concerns before such a significant decision is made allows families the opportunity to seek additional support, explore other childcare options, and prepare rather than facing a sudden transition. Above all, a child's well-being should always come first. Not long after leaving Archer, we drove past the turn off for Archer, and my grandson pointed to it and said, "That's my school, and that's where my friends are." It was a simple reminder that these decisions affect more than schedules--they affect a young child's sense of security, belonging, and the relationships that are so important. The two star rating represents a clean and organized facility.

The workers were amazing. The service was good, and the value of the products were in great…read morecondition.

I'm sorry but Goodwill realizes that all their inventory is donated right!!! I mean seriously…read more every goodwill in this area is overpriced to the point that I might as well buy it new. I was there today and they have a altered state dress priced at $29!!! It's price gouging and it's insane. That dress will sit on the shelf for weeks because of greed, greed of the store manager and the company. I worked at goodwill in California 20 years ago and we just sorted and tagged. We never special priced clothing!!! It's just wrong.

Wonderful community resource! Parking is free and easy. The employees are some of the nicest people…read moreI've met.

They have been so helpful! I can't believe how quick they are. I needed two hundred handouts…read moreprinted and they were done in 20 minutes! Beth is so sweet and very accommodating!

I went here as a child and it was fun and exciting. The teachers are friendly and always ready to…read moreassist in learning at a young age. It is also perfect for preparing a child for harder school later on in life.

These folks love rugs. Mr Harb is a second generation (or was it third) salesman who is a scholar…read moreof the history, regions, patterns, art, and artists of the rug world. It's truly a treat to hear him describe the rugs. His wife of many years is a gem! The staff that they hire, including some folks that need some accommodations, respect the family business and are treated well. I really really like it here.