I purchased my first cb base station from Mr.Miller way back in the 70's, the service was great…read morethen as is now. I spoke to Mr.Miller's son who now runs the shop and he assured me that if I needed work done on my cb radios to bring them in and they will be serviced. This is great to know since all the cb shops close to me are gone and I would have to send them off to some far away place,with the Millers I'm getting personal service and that means alot. John Drake Julian, N.C.

As expected Mr. Miller's son is continuing down the path set by his father by providing excellent…read morecustomer service, second to none repair and sales of CB radios. This tradition was set by his father and is continued by his son.

I had a fire in crawl space under the floor of our master bath After disaster contacted the work…read morefrom heating and air to gutting the whole house and electrical the house was completed in about 14 months they left things unfinished our water pickets outside don't work they cut the tile short in several places then top of they have been harassing us over a 1,000 detuctible which should have been collected in thebeginlong before the work ever started and they have been rude

While the company responded timely and, with one exception, did a good job of handling an…read moreunforeseen disaster - they have refused to resolve damage they did while in my home. Now this is a rental so the landlord handled calling them out and has been fantastic through the process. When an estimate of at least 2 to 3 months before re-entry to the property was given he did it in a month and over two holidays. The gist of it is that the piece of property was obviously not damaged prior to them arriving. I explained to them exactly how the damage occurred. They provided a couple of pictures and gave me an alternate theory as to how it happened and that what that they could not have caused the damage. Their theory didn't support H2O as the photos did not show the actual area where the damage occurred. I then provided them with photos of the actual damage. I also questioned why, if they were obviously concerned enough to take photos of the damage two hours after arrival, why they didn't feel it necessary to tell me when I was still there. At any rate, after some review they came back and advised that they were not going to repair or replace the damaged property. I could talk to my landlord about the damage. This decision, according to the person on the phone, included input all the way to the owner. Well I'm not doing that. The landlord has always been very responsive to issues, resolved problems and beat the companies estimate by nearly 2 months. And he didn't do the damage. So I'm left with telling this story and moving on. I am considering small claims litigation among other legal actions. But certainly my next complaint will be with the Chamber of Commerce/Better Business Bureau. Again, had this not occurred the rest of their work would have generated a much better review. However, they damaged something and refuse to set a positive corporate example of taking care of the damage they are responsible for.