I don't have to say except once you drink this water you won't go anywhere else…read more This water filling station is awesome. You can clean your bottles, get new clean lids and choose what kind of water you want. Purified or akaline. If you drink water and I mean really drink water, then you know all water doesn't taste the same. The water here is fresh and refreshing and very clean tasting. They even have a cart you can use if you have a lot of bottles to fill up so you don't have to lug everything back to your car. Pay with cash. You can also use your card, but just slightly more.

The only water i drink right now before i get my Kangen machine ionizer fixed! So grateful that…read morethis is down my street. So many benefits of this type of water if you refer to my photos (total water snob) especially if you want the max Health benefits. We are made of 75% water, why not drink the best water! I used to get the purified water which was .65 cents per gallon and now i get the alkaline purified 9.0 pH which is 5.00per 3 gallons

I wanted to be proactive and make sure my well system was in good working order for the coming…read moreyear, so I called JKA Well Company to do the service. Kevin from JKA came out, and he was so thorough and so dedicated to making sure everything was in excellent order in my water treatment system plus explained everything so well, I couldn't have been happier with JKA's service. It was worth every dollar of their reasonable service fee.

I had a great experience working with JKA for a major well house upgrade. Professional and…read morereputable around the area.

Seems like this company has changed management in past couple of years. Called to get onsite to…read morecheck out a system they had installed. $300 charge to verify what I already had looked at- they did come out that morning. Asked them to quote me to replace pump and controller. Received a quote for $21k. Absolutely insane. I believe they don't want the work just collect the inspection fee and hope someone is desperate enough to pay 4-5 times what you should. Wish I had seen the similar reviews from past year. Save your $300 and seek help from a business with some sense of ethics.

Ralph's was able to respond to a situation where the well pump had broken and the house was…read moresupposed to go on the market in just a couple days. Ralph's came out right away and fixed it the same day-then they kept in touch with us to answer any questions we had. I recommend them highly.

I volunteer for various organizations throughout the year and this is one of my favorites…read more Basically, you spend a full day out of your life to help build components of a homesite for Habitat for Humanity. They mainly use donated materials from construction companies that are of good quality with volunteers supplying the labor. The finished homes are inspected as any home would and are offered under a loan program that allows a family down on its luck to recover. In our recent event, I helped build a fence and frame a shed, shoveled and laid down gravel at the job site. The rest of the group laid down tiles and painted the walls in the house. The before and after in just one day was astonishing. It is a great exercise for the body and also for team building. To volunteer, you will need to sign up on their website and attend a short one hour safety orientation. Schedule the day you want online and just show up with appropriate gear (e.g. work boots, jeans, old shirt, gloves and some tools. They will provide a hard hat and some tools too for the job. I urge you to join the fight against poverty housing and homelessness. We can make a difference if we all chip in just a little bit!

I volunteered for H4H (helped them build houses) and then joined the Disaster Relief team. Went to…read moreseveral different countries for them. They treated me very badly including lying to me. Then then dropped me because I am not a Christian. They have no general plan (that is followed) and local chapter head decides whether you stay with the organization. I will never work for them again.

I left Seattle in February of 2014, but prior to that, for at least a year I found the highest…read morequality water at Custom Pure. It is now March or 2025 and I live out on the Coast of Washington State, but my experiences with Custom Pure more than 10 years ago were so Wonderful I had to look it up and see if it was, as I hoped, still in business. To my Complete Delight it IS! I first learned of Custom Pure through someone I knew, and also at PCC (Puget Sound Consumer's Co-op) and I consumed only Custom Pure water, whose purification method is the Best I have ever encountered. For Excellent Health, pure water is crucial. I could not possibly have a higher recommendation for Custom Pure! And I shall see if I can find an outlet for it here on the Washington Coast. I would even be willing to help man a store out here. I consumed nothing but Custom Pure Water for about a year, and then briefly ran out and had to drink water from the faucet in my apartment. I was amazed that I was experiencing a mild but substantial psychotropic result from drinking that hideous Seattle Public Water! Custom Pure Water is to me, the Standard of the Purest WAter I have ever been privileged to have available for my consumption. Try it for yourself and You will see, over time, the huge difference it will make in your health. Please note that I eat healthy, and I do not use, abuse, nor consume to any degree, drugs, alcohol, nor tobacco. For those seeking optimum health and vitality, I highly highly highly recommend Custom Pure! ~ Sol A.

Super friendly and helpful staff. Helped me navigate what i needed for an under sunk water filter…read moresystem with pros, cons, price points. I liked that they gave me options without sales pressure. Made me trust their recommendations and i would definitely come back!

A Monday in August, year one of the pandemic…read more The place sells mostly to electricians, but the guy was very helpful and patient with this do-it-yourself guy. Employees showed 100% mask cooperation, and used lots of hand sanitizer. I went here to buy electrical supplies for a fancy shed I'm building. I had previously researched what I would need to run power to the structure, and it looked like I had a choice of PVC plastic conduit, buried two feet (61 cm) deep, or galvanized rigid conduit, buried six inches (15 cm) deep. The steel costs more and is harder to deal with, but the effort saved digging the much shallower trench will likely more than make up for it. Still, I didn't exactly know what to buy, so I went to a real store instead of trying to buy on-line. I had measured the distances the conduit needed to cover: about two feet (61 cm) from the connector box on the wall of the cellar to the ground, about four feet (122 cm) from the house to the structure, and about eight feet (244 cm) from the ground to the connector box in the structure (three feet from the ground to floor of the structure, and five feet to the connector box). My first question for the sales guy was the radius of the angle pieces (about eight inches, or 20 cm). Then the sales guy guided me through the additional matter of connecting the pieces together. The straight segments of conduit are ten feet (305 cm) long, and have threaded pieces on the ends that connect to the angle pieces. But because the straight segments will need to be cut, the cut ends will need compression fittings: one each where the vertical segments connect to the boxes, and one more where the cut end of the horizontal segment attaches to an angle piece. Those fittings include things to attach to the boxes, which I don't need on the horizontal segment. Another problem is cutting the conduit. It's tough stuff. Cutting it with the Dremel would require a lot of patience, and probably consume several cut-off wheels. I don't have a heavy duty saw like a Sawzall. Even if I got metal-cutting blades for my jigsaw, it's on its last legs. That leaves me with a hacksaw. The store only sold hacksaw blades in ten packs, but they weren't outrageously expensive, and each cut would probably wear down a blade. Rather than search for cheaper blades, I got a pack. I found the sales assistance quite useful. It was enough to assemble the conduit correctly, and I only broke one compression fitting. My boy came along on the shopping expedition out of curiosity. To keep him amused, the sales guy gave him a complimentary, kid-size hardhat with the store's logo printed on it. He was delighted. I drafted most of this back when "year one of the pandemic" was just "the year of the pandemic". I was back recently, looking for lamp parts; lamps are electric, right? No luck; that's not their kind of electric stuff. I also asked about circuit breakers. Also not their thing. The cashier did at least suggest Seattle Lighting for the lamp parts. I thought they deserved four stars ("Yay, I'm a fan!") for the conduit visit. I was disappointed with them last week, but I'm not going to count it against good service on things they do sell.

Great customer service, almost always they have little bit of everything keep in mind this is for…read moremostly professionals not for homeowner or unprofessionals. Highly recommend for professional electricians.

I've had Jason Sandblom come out to my home twice. The first time he came to clean my two story…read morechimney and did an excellent job despite the electrical issues in my home. The fireplaces were left clean, no residue or odor was in the home and my fires burned brighter than ever since then. Since he did a great job, I booked them to clean and seal the brick exterior. There was moss and soot accumulating on the outside and I was worried about decay of the mortar. He and his partner arrived on time and pressured washed the chimney and it made a huge difference in appearance. Jason did a great job explaining how to care for chimney and things to watch out for. He also educated me on the masonry services that Chimcare offers which I will likely due in the future as there is deterioration of the mortar in several spots around my home.

Ethan and Steven showed up on time, and efficiently took care of the masonry fixes and did really…read moregood work. They were totally polite and good to work with. The chimney sweep folks were just as good. The prices seemed high at first, until I got other quotes. I did have a lot of trouble getting in touch with the office and getting the work scheduled; I just had to stay after them, and spend a bit of time on hold waiting for someone.

What can I say but WOW!!! Last weekends sale by Hannah's Attic was off the charts!!! So many cool…read morevintage things! As a long time collector I was astounded. The prices were great and the items were fantastic. The wait was absolutely worth it!!!! I can see why this company is so popular. I have been going to Hannah's Attic sales for many many years and always walk away happy. Always nice to see the beautiful door girl Val and her welcoming presence. Thanks to the Hannah's Attic team. See you all soon.

Weekends are for estate sales hunting, and the best weekends are when Hannah's Attic holds a local…read moresale. Love attending the Hannah's estate sales. Lots of interesting stuff, almost at times like a museum of curious, but you get to buy stuff. My interest is in pre-recorded music. aka old records and cassette tapes. The lovely Valerie always is helpful to direct me to the area of the house were the music stuff is.