Fantastic situation Paul save my life by getting a great piece of equipment that worked perfectly…read more He stands behind what he does.

Great service here with fair prices. The guy who works there was willing to help and explain…read morethings. Mahmood was extremely helpful.

First Review (5 stars): In the past, I have taken my prop here to be reconditioned. They were fast…read moreand reasonably priced. I have also gone to them looking for a hard to find parts, the counter staff are friendly and helpful. They happened to have what I needed. Next week, I will be taking my boat in for major repairs. I will let you know how that goes. Update (0 stars if possible): That was September of 2022. I did take my boat in for an engine replacement in October of 2022. We received our boat back in January of 2023. De-winterized and out for the 20 hour break in period in May of 2023. Two hours into the break-in, we encountered the same noises that sent it in for a new engine, back to the shop on warranty work. On June 12, we got it back and took it out to start the break-in period again. After spending 15 hours on the lake, we finally got our first 10 hours and time for the oil change. We mentioned that it smelled of burning oil and it was hesitating or stalling when putting it in gear from neutral. We were told it was normal and could be expected for the first 100 hours. I have worked on cars for most of my life, and this was news to me. In September of 2022, we finally got the 20 hours completed on the break-in and took it to a different marine specialist (due to a lack of trust with A Rock). They did the 20-hour oil change, winterized, and did a bore scope on the engine. This revealed scoring marks from the piston rings, a rusty head, and signs of oil blow-by, indicating the rings were not doing their job correctly. Again, in May, I returned it to A Rock with the photos from the other company. They took another month to change the heads and told me it was 'good to go.' Skeptically, I left their shop and went straight to the lake. Thirty minutes in, it was doing the same thing. I drove it straight back down and told them it wasn't fixed. One month to the day, I got the call that another "new" engine had been installed. An engine, come to find out, they had had in their shop since January but was told they had to order it in and that was the reason for the time delay. I took the boat straight out to the lake again, and it was still plagued with hesitation and stalling. The burning oil was gone, though. I found two spark plugs with cracked porcelain, so I replaced them, and that took care of the stalling. I have another 24 months on the warranty, so we will see how this holds up. I have hit my 20 hours of break-in and again took it elsewhere to get the oil changed. The ladies at the counter are friendly and seem to care about the issues, but I will never have them touch this engine outside of the warranty ever again. In summary, If you need something off the shelf, it's a great place to go. If you need a prop refurbished, I have had good luck. If you need them to work on your engine... Find someone else!!!

From the beginning of my interactions with this company they have dropped the ball at every step…read more They sell used motors saying they have been gone through and work perfectly. Well I got out on the water first time and not only would the engine die on me but the locking mechanism for keeping the motor lowered or lifted was not working either. Took it in for repairs and they didn't fix the mechanism, but told me the motor they sold me had a bad fuel pump. How did they not know that before selling it? Then they did eventually "fix" the mechanism but it still doesn't work. Now they tell me that part isn't covered under my 45 day warranty. So I have to take it somewhere else to get fixed. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND this company to anyone.

Awesome place! Really like the customer service is soooooo great! Smells lovely! Great location for…read morethis kind of business.

I've used this business twice; once to spiral bind some old copies of Chopin sheet music and once…read morefor lamination. Both times I felt like they either didn't want to listen or that they didn't put much care into their work. The first visit, some of my music wasn't lined up correctly when put through the hole puncher (see picture). Now they can't be properly bound and the edge is shredded. I didn't notice it when I picked it up as I had several stacks of music, and they just charged me all the same and never mentioned the mistake. I was disappointed. The second time I stopped in, I needed to laminate a bunch of cards. They grabbed them as soon as I said the word "laminate" and headed for the machine without letting me explain. Fortunately, I saw what they were doing and I stopped them before they could send them through. She was preparing to do the job with really light weight plastic, but what I needed was a really stiff card. When I tried to tell her, she didn't seem to want to listen and tried to convince me to just do it her way. I ended up just asking for my cards back and going 1/2 mile south to the FedEx/Kinkos. They did exactly what I needed and it cost 1/4 what I was quoted at this place. I like supporting independent shops, but only if I can get similar service and prices as the big guys. I don't feel like that's been my experience here, so I'll probably take all my business to FedEx from here on out.

I showed up about noon on Saturday with a project that I needed later that day. We were quoted an…read moreoutstanding price & that's exactly what we were charged. Jillian (hope I have her name right), made suggestions that didn't cost more but made the project easier & more complete. She did it with a smile, didn't rush us & had it ready in plenty of time. I live in Taylorsville and pass quite a few copy centers but I would go to NOT JUST COPIES no matter where I lived! I totally recommend them. They deserve TEN STARS!! Had a project this weekend & NOT JUST COPIES came through for me again!!! I called late Saturday afternoon. I needed color copies, cut & laminated. I got an email saying my order was ready just after 5 pm. They look perfect & I wish I could give Kristine a big tip for going about & beyond especially during this crisis!! I wish I could give them 10 stars!!!

Contacted today and got the same great customer service…read more Tip: sometimes the form on their website doesn't go through. If you don't want to call, try the email: saltlakelaseretch@gmail.com

After an Etsy fail, I needed local help quick. I found these guys and they totally saved the day…read more They are problem solvers, have excellent customer service and communication, competitive pricing, and are very timely. I can't say enough good about these guys. Give them a try! (The logo is much clearer than the picture indicates)

Does it have everything... no but if you need some restaurant supplies or throwing a party and need…read morelarger quantities this is a good place to start. They have refrigerated frozen items as well. Good prices. Friendly staff. I definitely would come back,

This is a Costco for restaurants. AND large families. (Do we have any large families here in Utah?…read moreLOL) So in a nutshell, this is an industrial warehouse for restaurants. And it makes it ideal for large families who want to add to their food storage and everyday items. My many photos do not do this place justice. I recommend that you pinch and zoom in on the photos to see a sampling of items that they have. Frankly, they have stuff in large sizes that you will not see at Costco or Sam's. You will also see items that you never see in either place or the grocery store. They have everything a restaurant would need. Not just food items of ALL kinds, but kitchen utensils, food warmers, fryers, containers of all kinds (that you've never seen before), pizza boxes, etc. etc. etc. One thing that excites me is that moving from Tucson where Shamrock's products were in every grocery store meant that I could hardly find any Shamrock products here in Utah. In my opinion, they have the best tasting milk, sour cream, cottage cheese, and definitely the best egg nog. Now I can get their milk and egg nog here!!! Really, try their egg nog. The prices seem average. They have a loyalty plan that will get you cheaper prices by a little. Some of their prices will impress, some will be about the same as a grocery store. But there is the quantity thing. I don't think that most non-restaurant people will be doing a huge shopping trip to this warehouse, but you will find some great things to put in your pantry, extra fridge, or freezer. I certainly have made a list. That's exciting that they are here. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

My wonderful collector Lisa from the Philadelphia area commissioned me to paint this huge piece…read more(40x40") depicting the place her family stayed in Paris. So many beautiful memories for their family happened right here. I enjoyed painting it so much! I finished the first painting in January 2023. I took it to Artistic Wholesale. I'd been bringing my business to them for about two years. When I expressed concern about mailing such a large piece and when I asked if they could crate it, the sales associate pointed out that the guy who did the packaging had just walked in and I could ask him. I don't recall his name. He told me something to the effect of: "we do this all the time! It will be fine." Options of archival glass, museum glass, and plexiglass were presented to me. When plexiglass was suggested, I asked how it would look, and was told that glass would look the best. This painting was created to hang above a fireplace in the collector's home. I told them where the painting would hang and asked how plexiglass would look. I was told it wouldn't look as good as glass. No one mentioned anything about risk. So, I chose glass. I again asked: will this painting be ok being shipped with the way you package it? Again I was told, "no problem! We do this all the time." Once the painting was framed, which looked fantastic, Artistic Wholesale packaged it up to what they said was "UPS standards" and shipped it out. On February 14, 2023 I received texts, videos, and photos from my collector telling me that the package was completely intact, but that the glass was shattered, the painting was cut up beyond repair, and the frame had little nicks and cuts in it rendering it unusable. I was shocked and devastated, as was my collector. She told me that the only thing protecting the painting was a layer of foam core in front and behind the painting all wrapped in plastic sheeting material with a thin layer of bubble wrap. There was NO styrofoam, packing peanuts filling the box to cushion it, or corner pieces protecting the painting. Over the last months I've tried to get Artistic Wholesale to help make this right. I wish I could get UPS to reimburse my losses, but they have told me I can't get any sort of reimbursement, because it's now past 60 days. The UPS website indicates that only the shipper (which was Artistic Wholesale) can file a claim and, to my knowledge, they never did. The first painting took me 40 hours to finish and the second one took 26 hours ....not counting all hours of communication with my collector to assure them I'll completely take care of them; buying new supplies; attempting to get the frame company to cover some of the costs for this loss, my time lost in getting more commissions (I haven't been able to take any more new commission paintings while working on this), more materials, and new shipping costs; I've also worked for hours with a lawyer to try to get the owner of Artistic Wholesale to help out. The owner responded taking zero responsibility for what happened. Here's how I'm handling this situation for my customer: I've repainted the piece and am getting ready to ship the painting to a new framer near the home of my collector. I was fortunate to find a Fort Knox-type-impenetrable tube (from the kind people at Sugar House Awning) in which to ship the new painting. I'll roll up the painting, cover it in bubble wrap, and seal it inside this tube, then ship it off with the maximum insurance. This situation makes me sad, frustrated, and very upset that after YEARS of having a great relationship with Artistic Wholesale that the owner doesn't seem to care. However, it demonstrates to me, as a small business owner and consumer, the paramount importance of excellent customer service and taking responsibility for damages and unhappy clients. I'd recommend using another framer for your framing needs. I cannot in good conscience recommend coming to Artistic Wholesale because they don't own up to their mistakes nor do they take care of their customers when mistakes are made.

Amazing to work with these professionals. I have used this company twice over the past few years to…read morehang delicate art pieces. Both times I have had the same professional and efficient experience with every person I have worked with throughout the process. They communicate clearly and show up on time. The work is done efficiently and quickly with no surprises. I haven't used their other services but if I ever have need I will go to them first.

Navigating through some new logo issues, Andrew Taylor was helpful and patient. They are my "go to"…read morefor my small business needs. Their pricing is fantastic!

I'm cautious about the four stars here. To understand why, I must tell a story about a young boy…read morenamed Jeffrey who had a very important print job, an out of town conference, and a even younger intern. Jeffrey went out of town to this conference, leaving the very important print job in the hands of AMT and the intern in charge of picking it up and distributing it. I'll spare you the drama and we'll dive into the happy ending. There wasn't one. Poor intern nearly in tears, me on a phone from somewhere in Colorado, and things didn't quite come together. Well, I'm a forgiving man. And the low prices at AMT help me to be forgiving. So I dropped off another project there not too long ago. It had been years and I was ready to give it a go again. I gave it plenty of time, and when it came time to pick up the job it was ready and waiting. Print quality on the cards was pretty good. This isn't a cut-and-dry print shop. Do a little bargaining and you may get a better price than what's quoted. On the flipside, they quote all kinds of ridiculous prices. So read the fine print and make sure you qualify for them. Know before you go and you may get a sweet deal. But don't expect it all to be as easy as 1-2-3. If you don't mind cruising garage sales and dickering with flea market folks, you've found your new digital print shop.