Understand that there are two businesses operating out of this location: Mahlander's, the high end…read morelighting store for the well-to-do of Sioux Falls; and Bob's Repair, a mysterious shadow business that is entirely decoupled from the ladies that do lighting. If you think you're going to Mahlander's for repairs, you're not. You're going to Bob's. Your item is placed in the back where it awaits Bob, who may or may not exist. Any status will not be communicated to anyone existing outside of Bob's mind, so any inquiries are answered with "I don't know, ask Bob. He's not here. Call back later." After your item sits for more than a month, you can go retrieve it, covered in dust and dented and scratched. And then the lighting ladies will clutch their pearls and act astonished that this whole scenario may, in fact, have UPSET you, the potential customer. But that's your mistake. Bob's has no customers, only suffering fools.

Gosh I hate to leave a bad review for a small, local business, but my last two visits have made me…read morefeel like a bad person and a bad mom which is ridiculous. The first time I was appliance shopping here a few days ago, the salesman was extremely abrupt and angry when I politely mentioned their competitor's price. If you can't meet that price, just politely tell me why. Now today a completely different salesman helped me. This time I had my toddler with. He was being a normal 2 year old and wanted to explore the store. Rather than the salesman just walking with us and continuing to answer my questions, he just stayed put over by the appliance we were discussing, and his nonverbals toward us were offensive. He clearly did not want my toddler in his store. For the record, not that that it should even matter, but My son was not screaming or throwing a tantrum or hurting anything. He just wanted to walk around the store. The appliance that I probably want to buy is $20 cheaper here with free delivery, but they will not be seeing my business after making me feel this way.