Fence Doctor just completed our new fence last week. They did a wonderful job. The fence looks…read moregreat. The crew was so wonderful. If they had to do something unusual, they always asked first. They were polite and answered all our questions. They were on time always. They had to work around some street work that was going on at the same time. Dewey is reliable and fair. We would recommend them to anyone looking for high quality, professional work.

Highly recommend Fence Doctor for their skilled craftsman and their attention to detail. We had…read moreour side yard and back yard re-fenced this year. Outstanding company. Family run business that is focused on keeping the customer happy. The Fence Doctor will exceed your expectation. We feel that we got a great value for the fence installed. Thank you again Fence Doctor.

Great company and service. He was prompt, professional, and we're very pleased with the end…read moreproject. Affordable too!

Great service. Didn't try and rip me off and fixed the issue the same day he came out. Would highly…read morerecommend them for all your fence and gate projects!

Leshs's came highly recommended via some other reviewers. I had a Dometic Fridge propane issue that…read morewe just couldn't figure out and/ or were not comfortable attempting on our own for our 2013 R Pod. I called and Lynn gave me their hourly repair estimate which was a lot less than a local competitor's price, as well as getting me in the SAME day. The other RV place had a 3 week wait. I picked up my R Pod the following day and they said it was just a dirty burner. No repair, no extra charges or fixing things that didn't need it. Charged me one hour of labor for diagnostics and I was on my way. Great service, good communication and seem very honest without trying to dupe me.

** Avoid this place of business at all cost... **…read more I took my 27' Outdoor RV travel trailer into Lesh's to have it winterized (a $90 service). It is forecasted to be 19 degrees this coming weekend in the Treasure Valley and it is a must do in order to avoid future repairs... After dropping the trailer off, I was called an hour later and was told that it was all done. First thing I did when I got home with the trailer was to pull the outdoor shower out of the box and turn both the hot and cold sides open. Clear water gushed out of the shower head for a good 5 seconds - which SHOULD NOT happen if a trailer is winterized. When you are "winterizing" anything, that means NO WATER left in the system. Instead, RV antifreeze (9 times out of 10 pink in color) should come out, if anything. So the back shower was not winterized and with that much water left in the line, the plastic shower head would easily crack during an Idaho winter. I then checked the "lowest point" drains on the trailer. With my trailer, the valves are in the bathroom, underneath the sink. Unfortunately, that means that the slide has to come out in order to get into the bathroom. Then a panel has to be unscrewed and removed to get to the valves. That means that all the stuff under the sink has to come out. It was quite obvious to me that NONE of that was done. All of the items under the bathroom sink were in their original position. That means that the "low point" valves were not opened during the "winterizing" process. I went ahead and did all that I described above myself and sure enough, a puddle of clear water was laying out on the street after I opened the low point valves in the RV's bathroom. So now I am beyond suspicious of this shop... I then taped a white Q-Tip to the end of a thin rod. I stuck the rod down four different drains - shower, bathroom sink, both kitchen sinks - there was nothing but water on the end of the rod each time I did this. The antifreeze is pink and is easy to smell. A white Q-Tip would have easily shown pink antifreeze residue. I found NONE. Ok, so now I know something is up - I've just paid $90 for a service that was not done. One more thing to check. Might as well get a bucket and open up the grey tank sewage valve since I had completely emptied both grey and black tanks earlier in the day. Everything that I had researched on winterizing an RV stated that as much as 2 to 4 gallons of antifreeze (depending on size of RV) will be used in the winterizing process. Along with pumping antifreeze through the electric water pump, a half a cup to a full cup of antifreeze is supposed to be poured down every sink, the shower, and the toilet. Did any antifreeze come out of the grey tank and into my bucket. NOPE. Just a small amount of clear water that accumulated from driving the trailer to and from the service appointment. I suspect that all this shop did was to stick an air compressor on to the back of my trailer and then open up the kitchen faucet. That's it. 90 bucks please... The bathroom was not touched. The outdoor shower at the rear of the trailer was full of water. The "low point" drains were not drained. I cannot find antifreeze ANYWHERE within my trailer. Now I've got to contact my credit card company to dispute the charges and I've got to purchase all the tools/items necessary to winterize this travel trailer. This is a dishonest shop, avoid it, and realize that there are plenty of other choices in the Treasure Valley to go to for RV service. I'll be a DIY for winterizing my trailer moving forward...

Very helpful, they didn't have the part I needed in Garden City but they called their other store…read morein Caldwell, confirmed they had it and put it on hold for me. They also helped me with the diagnosis and how to fix it. From what my furnace was doing he thought it was probably the circuit board and it was. I installed the new circuit board and the furnace runs perfectly. Thank you very much guys.

The guys there were awesome! I had what turned out to be a simple fix but was a major issue until I…read moresaw them. They got me sorted out and back on the road within 10 minutes (luckily for me!!) I highly recommend them!!

Just could not have gone smoother. Ray was our service technician who visited our home completed…read morethe troubleshooting and scheduled the final install for 2 days later. Ray is a gentleman and a scholar! Ray explained the process and answered questions as he expertly completed his work. Good man ... good company! I would certainly recommend Overhead Door Co. and see if Ray is available.

Final repair was less than $500, lower than the initial estimate. Contractor was on time and brief…read morein his presentation. Was far less expensive than the $2600 repair estimate I was provided by another contractor. Would highly recommend.

I sent out a request for a garage door repair and they, along with many others, got back to…read moreme...but they responded the fastest! Blake and Lucas were able to come out incredibly quickly, fix the main problem I had with the motor AND install new rollers in about an hour AND at a fair price! Awesome guys and awesome work. I'll be calling them again next time my garage door decides to be an idiot.

Great family business! They did a fantastic job at a fair price. I highly recommend Access for…read moreyour replacement and repair needs!