As a general contractor building homes throughout the Fairbanks and North Pole area, working with…read morethe right realtor is critical--and Nic William has proven himself to be the best in the business. He consistently goes above and beyond, responding to questions or resolving issues within minutes, no matter the time of day. His aggressive yet professional negotiation style ensures his clients are always represented at the highest level. What sets Nic apart is his communication. He keeps you informed, anticipates issues before they arise, and presents solutions quickly and confidently. He's a fantastic seller, an exceptional speaker, and a smooth, results-driven salesman who always keeps his clients' best interests front and center. Not only has he been the highest-producing, award-winning realtor in Fairbanks for the past four years, but his work ethic and client-first approach are second to none. I've trusted him personally on both land sales and property deals and will continue working with him as we build homes across Fairbanks and North Pole. If you're looking for someone who genuinely delivers--this is your guy. --Samuel Levchenko CEO, SQC General Contractors LLC

Don't use anyone from summit realty or nick. I bought a home from him and he scammed me. The…read more"checks" and inspections were all fabricated and bs, when summer came my entire house broke. I am a disabled veteran and nick knew that and took advantage of me.

Our seven-year partnership with this property management company began in 2018. Initially, Jim and…read moreJessica provided top-notch service, with Jessica being particularly responsive and courteous. However, after she left and Shyanne took over, our experience deteriorated. We encountered problems with tenants, including one person that caused significant damage and abandoned the place. In 2024, Shyanne failure to ensure the property's heating system was functioning properly during extreme cold resulted in costly damage. Despite my husband's explicit request to check on the property, Shyanne didn't follow through, acknowledging the request with a thumb up but not taking action. USAA insurance denied coverage, citing a heating-related issue, and Empire reiterated our responsibility for maintaining the heating system. Given the circumstances, our relationship with the company became strained, and resolving the financial repercussions took over a year. Jim successfully restored the house's functionality in the middle of a bitterly cold spell in Fairbanks, where the temperature plummeted to -50F. Due to caring for young children and my mother with dementia and visual impairment, my husband has taken over communication with Empire over the last few years. I have maintained a good relationship with Jessica. I never communicate much with Jim but my husband when They do Talk; he felt he was bothering Jim. Jim was great with maintenance but I don't think the communication was always there. My husband wish (I been wanting to sell it for years) to retain our first family home, where our first child was brought home, but financial difficulties have arisen from the various problems associated with it. We since then terminate the relationship this summer and I felt it was mutual.

To start out these are decent apartments, they match the quality of most other complexes in the…read moreFairbanks area but they are most definitely not "luxury" as advertised. The units feel very dated (wall paper everywhere, old tile and countertops, etc.) but they are in generally very good condition; each unit only gets one parking spot but there is overflow parking (just not conveniently located). Washers and dryers need to be replaced as there are "good" and "bad" ones that don't drain all the way, dry all the way, etc. After living in multiple buildings on the property I can say that the advertisement of it being "non-smoking" is a joke; there are people standing right by the door smoking almost constantly so beware of signing on a unit right next to an entryway, your windows will have to remain shut if you don't like cigarette smoke. On that note after being in multiple buildings on multiple floors my apartment has regularly reached temperatures of between 80-90 degrees so I personally have to keep the windows open 24/7 over the summer to stay comfortable. I have never had to make a noise complaint about other tenants, sometimes on New Years or 4th of July people use a lot nearby for fireworks but that's the only noise issue I've come across. Maintenance is pretty quick to fix anything, we've had a couple issues with pipes leaking but each incident was fixed within 24 hours; it also seems a lot of the screws used on the cabinets are the original screws as we've had 4-5 in our bathroom and kitchen snap in half during our regular use of the storage areas; it's an easy fix but could be avoided with much needed updating to the units. All in all it's an ok place to live, it's priced in the average price range for complexes in Fairbanks and it's definitely a good starter place for young families and couples.

Hands down the worst experience I've ever had trying to purchase a home. They knew that the house…read morewas in bad shape but withheld the information from me, I had to go through 3 lenders and 4 different loan types and instead of come forward with the issue they blamed my credit. I was approved it was the failed engendered foundation and the home owners saying that they passed inspection on the septic when in fact they failed because it was not connected properly. The realtor who was supposed to be representing me raised her voice and wouldn't tell me the truth even when we showed her the report she had access to the whole time. To say I was disappointed is an understatement.

I purchased and sold my home with Madden. Gary and Ariel Gallemore made the process so easy and…read moreseamless. They were patient, knowledgeable, available, and fun! If I still lived in town, I would absolutely work with them in the future! If I could give Madden more than 5 stars I would!

3.75 stars! Overall, my husband and I were pleasantly surprised by these apartments compared to…read moretheir reviews on Google. Some quick key points: heat is paid for by the complex which is awesome. Also, know that I liked this apartment better than Yak Apartments and Jillian. Overall, I'm gonna discuss these categories in the review: apartment quality, apartment amenities, staff, military clause, & parking. Scroll to find what you're interested in. TL;DR is at the end of most paragraphs. Apartment quality: 3.5 stars, for Fairbanks. We stayed in the F building. All of Fairbanks apartments at a decent price range are grungy. Let's be honest, Fairbanks isn't the nicest place to rent. With that being said, there were NO serious problems with the apartment. It was not a recently renovated apartment, but was clean upon move-in. We were quite comfortable in our apartment, actually, and it felt like home. Our biggest complaints: really bad mold in the toilet bowl, poor sealing on the oven (meaning it would never stay at the right temp), poor sealing on the patio doors, and no in-apartment washer and dryer (which I will come back to -- laundry is a SIGNIFICANT issue here). With all of this being said, the staff member who did our check-out told me she also lives here. She pointed out the things that were different about her apartment because she found the differences interesting. This means your apartment, if you rent here, could be a different story than ours. I guess all of the apartments are a little unique here, some in bad ways. TL;DR: these apartments are no where near as bad as they're made out to be (or at least ours was). Better than some other options in Fairbanks. Other apartment amenities: 1 star. Please be aware if you move here -- laundry is ridiculous. The apartment sells special coins to operate the laundry machines. $25 gets you the normal size bag of coins, which I believe is 10-12 coins. This is extremely expensive, if you ask me. To make matters so much worse, though: half the driers did not work in the F building, no exaggerations. HALF. This really sucks, because people are lazy sometimes, and will leave their laundry sitting in the driers for hours before coming to pick it up. Therefore, a lot of the times, there are no driers open for use. I had days where I'd come back ever 15 minutes for 2 hours because I had a lot of work to get done and seriously just needed to get my laundry over with, but had to wait because there was nothing available. This next part about the laundry room is kinda funny, but pissed me off. There's a key code for the laundry room, but it doesn't lock all the time. When I first moved in, I had to ask a neighbor for help bc the code wouldn't work. He told me the door handle is literally just faulty. You have to enter the whole key code in as fast as you can and then YANK on the handle to get it open. It still took me 2-3 tries to open the door even after 6 months of living there. TL;DR: laundry SUCKS here. SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS. Staff: 4 stars. Overall, very kind. While they are kind, I would have to say staff can be a little unprofessional or disorganized at times. I was given incorrect payment amounts due to credits being improperly calculated while living here. If you move here, cover your bases with paperwork and numbers just to be safe. There is one lady name Aleah (Aleigha? not sure on the spelling..) who was so incredibly kind! She went out of her way to make sure my needs as a tenant were met, and I think she is the best leasing office staff member I have yet to interact with. TL;DR: staff are overall good. Some better, some worse. Military clause: 5 stars. My husband is in the Army. We moved in here with a military clause, and moved out after 6.5 months despite having a year lease on military orders with ZERO problems. I don't think military personnel or their families have to worry here. Parking: 3 stars. We got one designated spot and had to fight for our second spot outside the building. We couldn't find parking outside of our apartment only once while living there. However, get used to idiots running their tangled up extension cords from their designated post to their car in front of the building. Cars die constantly in the cold months of the winter, so get used to people possibly being in your spot in order to jump their cars. I personally wish the apartment put posts in the spots in front of the building for cars to plug in. Sometimes my husband and I had to decide who's car would be parked in front and die overnight.

It's truly hilarious to call these people "locksmiths" as that implies some level of competency. I…read morebrought in a car's trunk lock to have a key made for it. I was told it's a bit harder but no problem, they can do it. 24 hours go by and there's no word on the key. Since decoding a lock is not really time-consuming and it was urgent, I checked in with them. All I get is that "trunk locks are harder, why couldn't you bring in a door lock? We'll call you when it's done." I come back after 27 hours total because this is getting ridiculous. I ask when it will be finished. Again, I'm brushed off "We'll call you when it's done." At this point, I'm annoyed but still polite, "Are you even working on it?" The response was they've been busy today and have already worked on it for 3 hours. I looked at it and they had cut the housing "to make it easier" and buggered the pins inside. The entire time I'm in the store, an employee is staring me down from across the counter. I cancelled the job before they could ruin it further. I had to laugh when I saw the first line on their website is "get the job done and isn't looking to simply take you for a ride, ..." and later "you can count on us for prompt, reliable service". I tried myself at home and I was able to pick it, remove the housing, and decode it in 15 minutes. I understand if something is too difficult or outside their skill range. But a mechanical (non-ignition) car key is probably the second easiest job in their business. There's many decoders that a professional could use if they're unable to release the tumbler housing like AccuReader or Leshi tools. Any imbecile with those inexpensive tools could become a better locksmith than Larson's. 45 seconds on the internet will tell you that it was a FO38 type tumbler. I'm no saint. I got annoyed and then frustrated, trying my best to remain polite. With their excellent customer service skills (yes, heavy sarcasm is implied), one of the employees called me a "pissy customer" which always helps the situation. Them being incapable of the most basic task was annoying but their lack of communication or objective look at their skills was the truly frustrating part. At any point, they could have said that they are unable to make a key, be it in a timely fashion or at all. I don't mean to be rude to the other reviewers but people deserve better than Larson's. A pat on the back for key replacement that worked? That is the bare minimum, we can get the same from a kiosk for cheaper.

Called to get the locks changed on my rental house and Larson's was able to accommodate in less…read morethan 72 hours. Price was reasonable for the install of all locks and the door nob my contractor neglected to install when he finished the garage.

Amanda is the best realtor in town. She is trustworthy, reliable, hard working and knowledgeable.read more

I was out of town. Called five different places. Aron was the only one that agreed to get to me…read morein time (before i ran out). Got it done at -37F. Sent me a photo confirming it was the right tank. Responsive, reliable, fair prices. I do not know these people except from talking briefly on the phone however, based on their actions, I can recommend them without reservation.