Great experience! Contacted John on a Saturday about clearing out some overgrown areas of my yard…read more He and his crew showed up on Thursday and knocked it out in no time. They exceeded my expectations and were very reasonably priced as well. I would definitely hire John again!

We had a lot of clean up that needed doing in our yard, bush stump removal, deep weeding in many…read moreareas and a clean up and weed barrier put down. I am so impressed with the great attitude they brought and they got that stuff done in no time. Trying to figure what I am going to hire them for next!!! The whole crew was friendly and fun to work with. Thank you for your excellent service.

Matt from Cascade Plumbing was great! Did work for us twice and have been reasonable pricing…read moreespecially since we have had him before. Arrived at the time he noted he would arrive. Overall, great service, great communication, and respectable! Definitely recommend!

When calling they answered right away or returned my calls promptly. Mike came arrived, did an…read moreevaluation and gave us very reasonable advice to which way we should proceed. He is very fair, and knowledgeable and wouldn't trust anyone else. Value- Quantity -- promo and Honest. You can't go wrong.

i went in to metropolitan appliance on memorial day weekend and had done my online research and was…read morepretty certain what i wanted in terms of a replacement slide in stove. jacob a approached me and ended up helping me. we spent over an hour talking about options and discussing standard coil vs induction/glass top. i wasn't going to go that route but jacob is very thorough and not pushy at all; multiple times he stated that his goal was for me to purchase something i felt comfortable with and would be happy to own. i appreciated that. ultimately i decided to go with a frigidaire model that was a drastic improvement on the stove/oven i've lived with for two decades. he took care of the payment paperwork, the scheduling of delivery which had to wait until now and also all the communication between us. he was also kind enough to send a follow up email alerting me to being eligible for a rebate based on the model i had chosen. today, the delivery folks showed up within the stated window and i'll just say that the tracking system clients are sent to know when to expect the delivery is magic! it helped a lot to be prepared and to have cleared the adjacent space but it left no guessing for when they would arrive. jorge and his teammate (sorry, i didn't catch his name) were professional and efficient. they knew how to handle the extrication of the old appliance, how to set up the new one and insure it was level, and they walked me through basic operating instructions. all told (and i haven't yet used the appliance) i have been very happy with the level of service and courteous communication from this business. it makes me want to provide their name to others who are in the appliance market and to use them again when i next need a replacement.

Dan Bach was our sales person and gave us excellent service to sell us our new stove. When our…read morerange was delivered, it was brought and installed by Ned and Mahdi, who did an amazing job making sure that everything was properly installed without any damage to our floors or our home. Ned and Mahdi went above and beyond to provide excellent service and I would want them to help with any other appliance installation in the future! They were professional and careful and methodical.

Here's a very special Little Public Library:…read more Central Tacoma FREE RADICAL Media Exchange http://www.flickr.com/photos/68010601@N03/7569281658/lightbox/ It was born when the nearby Martin Luther King Jr Tacoma Public Library branch was closed. The Hilltop is full of all sorts of innovative people, re-inventing and invigorating the area. Actually, this is a little West of Hilltop proper, but the Hilltop can-do spirit carries over. The steward of this LPL, an artist named RR Anderson, created this amazing free resource. Unusual in many ways, this LPL is a line of shelves down an alley way. The shelves have a wonderful provenance; they're donated from the defunct Stadium Video. The offerings here are unusual and fantastic as well. In addition to books, they have zines, dvds, mix tapes and cds. The kids and I are going by today to bring a bunch of books for MLK day....and I'm hoping to find some zines in exchange! Make sure to stop by, bring some media and get some! Hats off to Little Public Library #666, Central Tacoma's FREE RADICAL Media Exchange!!! Diabolically resourceful.

I just think this is such a cool idea to get the community engaged and share the gift of reading…read morewith anyone who is able to read and find this little free library station. The directions are totally correct. The pinpoint on the Yelp app is incorrect as it has this closer to Peck Athletic Field. I just got on S Oakes then turned onto S 17th St and there is a little alley way before you hit S Andersen. I was a little scared to drive down the alley way because I didn't know if you could drive down it or if you had to park and get out and walk to the library. The alley is one car length wide with hidden driveways so drive carefully and look to see if someone is coming up the alley in your direction. Also, if you drive too fast you'll probably miss the library. I was totally shocked by how well put together this little station is. It has more of a selection than the other library on N Oakes. There is a little walk way where you can scan the latest additions to the library or add a few items of your own. I think there is some signage that notes where you can donate large amounts of items to keep the collection fresh. The pix from Jay S, show how you can donate money to keep the collection going strong. It's just so quaint and cute. I didn't dare press the DIY Customer Service button because I didn't want to disturb someone. This little library is free of course and has the motto of "take a book, return a book". There are VHS, audio cassettes, a USB hook up for e-books (I'm not sure how that works), nonfiction and fiction, magazines, and more. I love that the people who put it together covered the library with plastic strips/sheets to keep the rain out being that it's Washington as such. I took a VHS and exchanged it for the book I had in my car...Superfudge by Judy Blume. I will definitely be back, and I went on the website http://littlefreelibrary.org/ourmap/ and surprisingly these free little libraries are all over the world. I just really have to say again what a wonderful idea this is to share with the community. I really really appreciate it, and I'm sure the community does too.