As a first time homebuyer, it was a little scary trying to navigate through the process. I'm glad I…read morechose Anderson Hicks Group! Everyone on the team I worked with was super helpful and friendly, and answered all my questions! If we ran into any issues (they were minor), they were quick to get it solved. I don't want to leave anyone out, since the team was fantastic, the members I mostly interacted with were Lani, Steven and Nicole. I highly recommend them!

Nicole and Riley were the best! This group is the easiest and most professional real estate group…read moreto work with. Do not hesitate to use them on your new home purchase.

He came highly recommended when I was trying to find plumbing help for my mom, initially for a…read morecouple smallish things. The person I initially called said the plumbing is likely beyond their expertise but call Joseph Sale at this company. so I did. Initially he seemed eager and came over right away. But I asked him also about an egress window. There are a few key things this house needs asap or sooner than later. So when he initially came over right away and went in the basement to see the bedroom for a proposed egress window, he saw other things that are genuinely needed sooner than later and gave an overall quote for thousands of dollars worth of supplies and work and was ready to start right away. but it was around Thanksgiving or right after and it's not my house and the holidays aren't when you want major repairs or renovations to occur. And we really need to space things out for multiple reasons. I finally texted him back recently (we'd texted back and forth when he first came over and he was responsive back then) and asked for a written breakdown proposal/ estimate of individual jobs: like one job is the tub faucet and tub replace (a major undertaking to even consider in winter, especially with one bathroom), and the leaky sink faucet and install quick shut offs, and one is the cost to replace the water heater, maybe/ probably adding the time/ cost to extend the gas line to allow a gas water heater to go with the gas furnace instead of the current electric one, one is the cost to possibly replace the old galvanized pipe and the water heater at the same time and give a written proposal for copper pipe versus plastic (the world is drowning in plastic - literally- and micro plastics are being found in breast milk but I'm supposed to assume the newer more flexible plastic pipe is fine just, mostly because it's so much cheaper), how much would the egress window be by itself... in writing please. and please tell me what would we need to do to prepare for any or all of the above because that's another thing with dealing with all the stuff near and around the proposed jobs... and it's not my house ... so I need details to be able to speak to the owner and know what I'm getting myself into because I'd need to help or it won't (and couldn't) physically happen. Any of it. I texted on a Saturday I think, but said PLEASE don't answer now; it's the weekend. and it doesn't have to be immediately. but would you please mail a written breakdown of proposed jobs and costs within the week. Didn't happen. It's been almost 2 weeks now since I sent that text. I just hope he and his family are all okay! and that there's nothing wrong that's kept him from even answering and saying I don't have time so you'll have to find someone else. He told me how busy he tends to be these days and I haven't been able to find any contractors or even a handyman/ handyperson willing to give you the time of day unless you're going to spend a minimum of $300-500 for 1 1/2 to 2 hours worth of work and $50 in supplies and maybe a half hour travel time total (recent true story!), and even then they OFTEN don't seem to think even JUST A RESPONSE is in order. I'm pretty sure just a water heater and gas line etc. to make it a gas water heater would be $1500ish for $500 in parts, but that's fine. I'll start looking soon for a certified water heater/ gas person/ contractor, hopefully who will also do the tub faucet and maybe the tub at the same time (for more of course) and/or at least the leaky sink faucet and quick shutoffs, and will give a written quote to begin with, which will be the start of healthy boundaries and guide for us all. I still welcome a written estimate/ proposal because it's still useful info for work that needs done sooner than later, but it takes time and reasonable expectations on both or all sides to make it happen.

people that live here are rude, the buyout is not fair, only if you are in the military, they let…read moreyou slide I'm a veteran but does not matter, they let solicitors come in knock on your door no one stops them. I have a garage cannot pull out of it the resident's race down the alley in their trucks. It's not a good atmosphere.

NOISY: My upstairs neighbors allow their child to run back and forth indoors for hours at a time…read more It sounds like a stampede. Whoever built these apartment homes did not take noise into consideration when constructing the units. You can hear everything! I am being told by staff members that noise is okay as long as it is not during quiet hours (early morning and late at night). I am being disturbed during quiet hours and throughout the day. My lease and state law says that I am entitled to the quiet enjoyment of my home, but I was told by staff members that this is just "apartment life." Running indoors should not be allowed anytime. Leasing agents should not rent upstairs units to families with young children, so that they do not disturb other residents. What is going on here is completely unacceptable. Do not make the mistake of renting at The Residences.

KVO has installed all of our granite. We are very happy with their services. Fast, professional,…read morehelpful, and reasonably priced. Brook is amazing!

I've worked with many different people and other cabinet makers. Kvo is by far my favorite place to…read morework with. Their accents and customer service are great and they make my life/job a whole lot better. I can't say enough good about them and their commitment to quality. Best value and bang for your buck.

PLEASE READ BEFORE CONSIDERING TOBIN: 1 star isn't low…read moreenough. My elderly parents had a small area of their basement that had water come in. This might have been a 4x4 area at MOST. Myself, and my 85 year old father pulled the carpet, removed the carpet pad, and moved one piece of furniture. We had two fans ourselves (one being industrial) that we put in the area, and then called Tobin. They came and supplied a dehumidifier and a couple of fans. Tobin stated that it would be around 900 dollars. Which seemed reasonable because we handled most of the hard items. The following week, the dollar amount was paid in full, and the fans were removed. My father then received a phone call stating that what was just part of the amount. They wanted $2200.00 more! They stated they have two separate departments. One that tears down and one that puts it back together. This is not agreed upon verbally. Then claiming there are two separate departments when this was NOT communicated upon arrival at the house. Their invoicing practice is fraudulent and dishonest. I will NEVER use them again for any business. I recommend ANYONE ELSE in Idaho Falls. Don't bother having the owner respond to this review. Update: Tobin's owner visited homeowner and reduced the bill.

Bad experience with this company, in my opinion they are not very honest, they were not careful in…read morehandling my things, most of them were left in bad condition, my house was left covered in dust and my carpet was damaged. I hope other people have better luck than me.

These guys were wonderful to work with. They worked hard to make sure we were getting the absolute…read morebest rates possible, and were available at any time (including weekends and Hollidays)! They were in quick direct contact about what was needed and things went super smoothly. Thank you so much Idaho First Mortgage!

Derek was great. He was so responsive but, for once, you don't have to hassle him because he will…read moreactually follow up!!! By far, this was our best real estate transaction in Idaho! We'd go back in a heart beat!

This realtor is GREAT!!! When I lost the first bid on a new house, he worked hard OVER THE WEEKEND…read moreto find me other options. And, boy...it was the best...he knocked it out of the park!! I was so disappointed about the one I lost, I did not want to look again for a while. Luke pressed me because he knew this one was right in line with my tastes and needs in a new home. Once I saw the new house, I promptly forgot about the one I lost. Through the rest of the process, Luke as there to make sure nothing was missed. This was, by far, the smoothest purchase of a house I've ever made of the five homes I've purchased before. He also worked to help us find the best Title Company I've ever worked with. I've never closed a house in only 20 minutes before. Wow!!! Seriously...if you are looking to purchase a house in Idaho Falls, you CANNOT go wrong with Luke!!!

Luke insisted on a 6 month contract, and that was our first mistake. He assured us that he was…read moreinternet savvy and that his marketing skills for houses were superior to all other realtors. He was exactly the opposite. I noticed many marketing mistakes and had to call numerous times for him to correct some error in our listing. He also wanted unrealistic improvements to our house, such as switching out all the doorknobs and hinges, light and electrical outlet covers. He also brought "buyers" who had not been pre-approved, in order to have us extend his contract. During the 6 months he listed our house, few people looked at it. One offer fell through because he failed to negotiate for us and blamed us for being uncooperative. The house sold 6 weeks later with another realtor, who I had used before successfully. We thought we'd give Luke a try and wasted a lot of time and money.