We are new customers and can report VI Propane's excellent, very professional service with a good…read moreteam of people working for them. Much cheaper tank testing than elsewhere with a cheap option just to change the tank. VI propane took high interest in our needs whereas the other companies we contacted seemed expensive and disinterested in testing our tank Thanks VI Propane. Very highly recommended

They will combine your account with someone else's and not fix it. Feels great to have someone else…read moreyell at you for a bill. They can have fun with the legal issues of billing someone who never signed an agreement for that service. Update after not answering their phones in the middle of the day the manager argues with me and the. Hangs up after making me more mad with poor excuses. Worst company and customer services ever. And if they reply to this to do damage control all they are trying to do is save face. What a horrible company.

Great staff, knowledgeable, central Westshore location, full inventory of various tools including…read morewoodworking and related products. They have frequent flyer sales, will order hard to find items when they can if not available locally, store is very well organized and clean/neat. This store is well run, friendly to tradespeople and the diy crowd. It's so so much more than just tarps and ladders: my biggest problem is I keep forgetting about this location and head off for supplies to the big box stores where there is inevitably lack of in-stock product and untrained staff a- well as less than desirable consumer-grade consumables and in-house tools that don't give great value.

From the owner: Adam's Tarp & Tool is Vancouver Island Local Tool Store! We live and work on Vancouver Island, and…read moreare part of the community. With Adam's Best Price Guarantee, we are your best option for tool sales.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE This review is just for the touchless…read morecar wash - it's just OK - if you're needing a quick wash of very light grime (say, normal post-rain residue that's been there for a week or less) and don't want brushes on your car, this can do in a pinch. Otherwise, I would recommend another car wash place with brushes (if you're OK with that on your ride), as all Co-op locations use the same Laserwash touchless system that is mediocre in its results (and I've chosen the top-end Volcano wash every time). === 2. CAR WASH Good: - Only if you have very light grime on your car. - There are two high pressure sprayers at the entrance which you drive through that spray the lower body and wheels. - (Note: they are ineffective for grime on paneling, but they could be OK for the wheels - it's just that I've always used the brush and bucket outside the car wash first to scrub down the wheels.) - The moving head unit includes the dryer, so you don't have to "time" yourself when driving out the exit to get every second of drying time - you simply stay in your car for the entire wash and drive off when done. Not-So-Good: - There is only moving arm that sprays liquids of any sort and it seems to only do half the car each pass - is that partially why the wash is ineffective? - (Note: I've visited three other Co-op locations and they all do that.) - I have a four-door sedan and the drying time is never enough - there is always water left on my windshield and hood when the wash is done. === 3. SERVICE It's been professional at all Co-op locations (you need to pay inside first - slightly cheaper if you fill up your tank first - and then punch in a code when you get to the car wash). Never an issue with customer service; my concern has always been the quality of the car wash.

I had the best experience at this Home Depot yesterday! I don't usually right reviews but the…read morephenomenal service I got from one of the managers yesterday blew me away. I think his name was Brandon or something, so sorry I don't remember. yesterday I went in and purchashed over $1,000 worth of tools most of which I bought double. when I got home (on an island an hour and a half away) I realized I got double charged for an air hose. when I called up the store they were so incredibly helpful and after a few questions they promptly sent me back the money. thank you so much for your help and making my day!

Over the years I have had good service from Home depot and their representatives. However they have…read moreall been instore purchases. Recently we needed to buy a larger item (RHEEM hot water tank) and had to do it on line. This by far has been the worst retail purchase I have ever experienced. 1st - It arrived without notice , no warning it was coming, they just showed up unannounced. 2nd -hired a plumber and he removed the old tank and went to install the new. Turns out the unit was really poor quality and was unusable. So we asked for a replacement. 3rd - they don't do replacements, you need to return it and after you finally get a refund, you can order a new one. 4th - Paid the plumber as he was still standing around waiting to see if we could get a replacement. Oh did I mention, we now have no hot water. 5th - we requested a return and they sent a lable and and order for pick up. But no one ever showed up to pick up, so we called (AGAIN) and they said no one put in for the order for pickup, but they will do it now. 6th - at the end of the conversation it says to stay on the line for a review, only they would not hang up as they didn't want a bad review, so they put us on hold (with bad music) after 30 min, we hung up. We called back and asked to speak to a manager and was told NO. She said they were dealing with the issue and I could not speak to a manager. Lets just say , we may buy from home depot, But NEVER any large items or online orders as there was absolutely no support from Home Depot So we are stuck with buying a tank from another source and Paying the plumber again. Thanks Home Depot.

I had a very good experience here - easy check in, had some hiccups with the return but they were…read morevery helpful and understanding! Would recommend.

To anyone thinking of using UHaul for moving I want to warn you about the ridiculous situation I've…read morebeen in over the last 8 months. In December I rented a van to move from Victoria to Vancouver from this location. When I picked up the van I was not shown around the vehicle before I took it off the lot. The van had previous damage that had not been discovered when I took it and did not happen while the van was in my possession. After I returned the vehicle to a location in Vancouver, they discovered the damage. At this point they charged my credit card $480 without informing me there would be a charge or that there was any damage at all. At the end of January, I received a call from UHaul's insurance company informing me that I owed them another $800 in damages. This was the first I had heard about any claim and told them I intended to contest the charges. I was put in contact with an Area Field Manager who I had to follow up with multiple times before he looked into my concerns. He eventually agreed that I was not responsible for the damages and would refund the $480. He told me it would take some time to clear out from the insurance company's system but that I had no outstanding charges. In June, I received another call from a law firm in Cleveland saying I still owed the insurance company money and it had now gone to collections. When I said the manager had told me I wouldn't need to pay anything they informed me that that was untrue and because I hadn't checked the van before taking it I was still on the hook for the $575 related to the insurance deductible. I've tried multiple times to contact the Area Manager and have not received a reply. I feel UHaul should be held responsible for giving me incorrect information and allowing this claim to go all the way to collections. I complained to the Better Business Bureau today and requested a refund, but I want to warn others of how unprofessional this whole matter has been.

Setup a rental here and had an excellent experience. Staff answered the phone quickly and were…read morekind, professional, and patient. Good prices. Pickup was easy and it was thoughtful of them to offer to help me bring some things out. Return was quick and no fuss. I would definitely visit them again for any future needs.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE This review based on the car wash…read moreonly: it's OK. If you need a touchless car wash for very light grime on your ride, this could be it. See my review for Peninsula Co-op - I found that one a little better and even then, it wasn't great. If you can wait for a hand wash or an automated brush-based one, I would do that; otherwise this might do in a pinch. === 2. CAR WASH As mentioned, it's just OK, and I would recommend it for very light grime (e.g., a day or two after it rained and you had some light dirt on your car). This car wash dries your car at the very end and you need to drive through slowly to get the drying experience within a certain period of time. Don't back up in any way as it cancels the drying cycle completely for some reason! === 3. SERVICE The people working here are great - friendly and professional! While I found them steady traffic-wise, the wait wasn't too long to get their attention and all set for the wash.

Certainly these drive- in oil and filter companies don't replace a full mechanical or dealer shop…read morebut for routine oil changes the convenience is undeniably significant. Prices are competitive and as repeat business builds your car's service history with them. And as time goes by recommend extras will be addressed in due course, such as air filters, differential lube services, etc. I find it extremely funny that other reviewers post pejorative statements about ad-on sales being pushed on them. Excuse me, it's called vehicle maintenance for a reason. Yes, I've been know to postpone the odd recommendation until the next service visit because of budget, but really, it's in the vehicles best interest. Throw your car's VIN into a dealer on-line site calculator and you will get the recommended maintenance interval which should validate the needed scheduled service item. Probably in your manual too. Other than that, the staff at this EZ Lube are knowledgeable within their scope and I've only ever experienced friendliness and exemplary service. I'd say that at the end of the day however, this is a niche service and mechanical advice fits more into their business model narrative than exceptional automotive/mechanical knowledge. But. Even dealers overfill oil levels and over torque drain plugs and filters. These drive through businesses hire lads who work under vehicle all day long and at this location I've never had by three cars ever messed up. They even offer tire rotations as more maintenance items are added for your convenience. I once had to prove regular maintenance to a dealer for warranty work and the EZ Lube staff forwarded all my records promptly. Regardless it is up to a customer, male or female, to take responsibility to maintain regular, routine service and know your own vehicle's schedule. Yes you, the car owner. Then work with this excellent location to keep it up for the areas they can. Refuse add-on if you want and do some research. That may include injector cleaning too, whatever. I also get my wiper blades changed there and it's alway competitively priced with free install. I do leave CVT oil flushing and sealed transmission fluid changes to the dealers though and follow my owner's manual for mileage suggestions - though that can depend largely on car usage and driving habits. As great as the convenience is for drive-through routine oil changes, just remember they will never replace the dealer service department nor a local trusted mechanical shop.