They did a fantastic job on my bike and got me ready for Colorado with my bike!! They are awesome…read moreand even got me some great tires at a discount! Love them!

Took my bike there to get the bottom bracket out, it was too badly corroded in place so he wasn't…read moreable to get it out and did not charge me anything.

This is literally harassment. Stop calling me 7 times a day! If someone doesn't answer after you've…read moreleft ONE voicemail, who the hell do you think you are calling them endless times? Worst company ever, just because of this. Customers beware!

I was very impressed with Amy, the store manager. She advised me of units available and then was…read moreable to rent me a unit more compatible to my needs. The unit was clean and I feel confident leaving my items there.

Our experience with Scribner's Kitchen and Bath, particularly owner Jim Moran, left us feeling…read moreprofoundly disrespected and fell significantly short of our expectations for a "luxury" kitchen designer. I remember assurances from Jim Moran that he was detail-oriented and would collaborate with my wife--an architect and engineer--he was notably absent from the design process after our initial meeting. For six months, near weekly design meetings with Scribner's were frustrating due to incorrect or unchanged plan updates. My wife ultimately developed key design features for the kitchen on her own and which I recall Jim Moran acknowledging were superior to his own. During construction, we discovered the kitchen island was installed 8 inches off-plan and was 6 inches shorter than the design. This highlighted that the measurements used to develop the plans were off by nearly six inches and resulted in a less than 27-inch clearance around our island. It felt as though Jim Moran dismissed our concerns, as I recall him claiming "he didn't think we'd notice" the change and stating the clearance was "fine", although not to code. I remember him only conceding to relocate the island when we pointed out it wouldn't accommodate my mother-in-law's wheelchair. Due to the inaccurate measurements used for developing the design, months of my wife's meticulous work on sightlines were rendered useless, for which we were offered no compensation. Undiscussed design details and quality issues were prevalent. Incomplete tile work, cracked new cabinets from costly under cabinet lighting installation, multiple unfilled crown molding seams, and countertop seams not identified in the design. Nearly every cabinet was damaged, and adhesive, from mounting the countertops, was left to harden on interior cabinet walls. In every instance it felt Jim Moran was only interested in fighting us to avoid rework. When my wife asked how we could adjudicate these issues, I recall Jim Moran shockingly threatened us with legal action. Not at all the experience we'd expect from the owner of a "luxury" kitchen contractor. I was further insulted when Jim Moran implied our complaints were related to being unable to afford the renovations; which is completely untrue and unfounded. Our checks all cleared without issue. We were never offered compensation or rework for the majority of our concerns as, it felt like, Jim Moran belittled our quality standards. The project, estimated for 4-6 weeks, dragged on for over 10 weeks, with no compensation offered for our increased displacement time or food costs. Insultingly the team abandoned the site without notifying us, and did not perform a final walk-through or punch list, leaving a dishwasher with standing water and tile unfinished. When we reached out to Scribners for help they notified us that the job was complete. We withheld final payment on appliances due to unsatisfactory installation and Scribners accepting damaged products. The appliance store graciously was able to get Jim Moran's attention which prompted another week of disgruntled contractors trudging through our home to fix appliances, tile, and lighting. Even then, broken pull-out cabinets remained, which I, exhausted from the experience, opted to fix myself, again without compensation or apology. Overall, the experience felt like dealing with a used car salesman--issues were hidden, options concealed, product information was incorrect, and communication was poor. Most disappointingly, my wife experienced increasingly rude treatment, including disregarded emails, belittlement of her expectations, and even legal threats.There were countless other issues and disrespectful comments that are too lengthy for this review. I hoped waiting a few months to write this review would make me feel better about the situation, as ultimately it is a nice kitchen. However, the treatment from the owner was unacceptable. I get no joy from writing this review but hope it helps others make a more informed decision, as I feel taken advantage of and foolish for trusting Scibners promises.

I recently had my kitchen remodeled by Scribner's Kitchen and Bath Design. I couldn't be happier…read morewith the results. From the initial consultation to the final installation, the process was seamless. Jim and Cindy are amazing and a delight to deal with. Cindy is very knowledgeable and helps with all the finishes, colors, flooring, hardware, etc. as well as scheduling. Jim is the owner and his building knowledge is impressive. He visited the site everyday. Jim has a tremendous team that he has worked with for years- extremely professional and they all worked hard to meet the high standards of Scribner's. Once they started there was never a delay- the electrician, the plumbers came when needed. No was called off for another job. It really is a well oiled machine. I was always well informed of what was going on. This is a top-notch organization. If you want a great kitchen, run, don't walk, to Scribner's Kitchen and Bath Design!

If you are looking for primitives & handmaids, mixed with a splash of antiques from some of the…read morenicest people in New England, this is the place. They have lanterns, corn cob Christmas trees, dried fruit and nut garland, gourds, candles, wreaths, gingerbread people, breadboards and a lot more. They have ducks that wander the property and some fenced in donkeys that are the little kind that are sooo cute. And you're probably wondering why it's missing a star if I like the place so much. Simply, there is room for improvement. It needs to have a little more room, a little more light in the side room, and take credit cards (to be completely customer friendly). And if your significant other wants to go here and you really don't, at least you can get a data connection on your phone (4G LTE Verizon). :-)

This store photographed my debit card and fraudulently charged $288 to it. When I called to…read moreinquire, I was yelled at to call the police if I had a problem then he hung up on me. After we reported it to the bank and the police, the store decided "they'd made a mistake" when they submitted that charge at 2 am, and they refunded my money.

I've been to many DG locations from Tennessee, Florida, Virginia, and others along the East Coast…read morebut this one was the best stocked and cleanest I have ever been to. You can tell the employees are serious about the quality and appearance of their store. Your attention to detail is greatly appreciated!

wanted to take a moment to write a quick review of this dollar store; it was super clean and the…read morestaff could not have been nicer. needed to make a quick run, while heading to the casino, and they had pretty much anything you could think of. BIG SHOUT OUT TO LAURA. she was amazing.

Not really sure Not really that much of a selection. But very cute store but if you have…read moresomething in mind you might find something to interest you

Thank God for this place right before Christmas. picked up some novelty items that made think of…read morecertain people & helped me wrap up the rest of my shopping. but even better both my children are into record players & vinyl records & i was able to pickup some 70's/80's artists. right next to Rose Dairy & a pub across from yhe old Everybodys. prices reasonable.