Been a customer here for a few years now. Units themselves are in decent shape, but the grounds are…read moreabsolutely HORRENDOUS . . Half of the facility is a mud pit when it rains... terrible lighting at night. Main gate is broken and left open 6-7 months out of the year so anyone can come in and go. and to top it all off, their customer service is even worse than their grounds. I've tried calling their office at least 10 times now left multiple messages raising my concerns not once have they ever gotten back to me except for one call about a month ago when they needed my updated expiration and CCV for my new credit card.. naturally.. I would not recommend the storage unit. Only reason I have kept it is out of pure convenience of location to where I live.. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

This place is great the spaces are very clean and the management is very personable .read more

Well I had an interesting situation. I am in California and I wanted a set of very expensive wheels…read morefrom CT. The seller didn't want to be bothered with the normal shipping duties, but I really really wanted this set of wheels so I called Glen at Pak-It. I just gave him my Fedex account number and had the seller drop the wheels off. Glen took care of the rest!!! The wheels arrived two in each box with cardboard in between just like I requested. Everything went smooth and I only wish he was here in California so I didn't have to go through my normal shipper. Anyway Glen is a great guy and it's hard to find people these days that care about the stuff you are shipping as much as you do. Thanks Glen!

Pak-It in Old Saybrook, CT is the most professionally managed shipping company on the Eastern…read moreShoreline. I've shipped multiple pieces of expensive fine art all over the US always with satisfied recipients. Thank you manager Glen Anderson for the care and attention you devote to each shipment regardless of size, value or fees.

so last week I had an accident that left me with three broken ribs and a broken shoulder, being a…read morestubborn yankee, I wanted to try to finish cutting the grass on my property. after my wife threatened to break more parts of my body we agreed it would be better to call someone to at least weed wack the front yard so it wasn't overgrown too much. We contacted Thomas McNally to hire his company T and S lawncare. when he heard what had happened he sent one of his crews over to do the job at no cost to us! His guys came over, and went well above just weed wacking the front yard, they did the entire yard, they even got out a mower and finished a section that I had not gotten to. Tom went well above the call in helping us out, I could not recommend his company more. Thank you Tom, and thank your crew for us. would definitely recommend!

0 stars. The workers do not take the care that you would expect a landscaping company to take care…read moreof. Of course when asked to leave. They decide to berate my family instead of just leaving. Great Work From T and S lawn care.

So my husband and I are moving into a 200 year old farmhouse apartment that hadn't been lived in in…read morea couple years. Needless to say some mice had made a lovely condo there and though they had relocated, their parting gifts were all over the house. Enter Spaulding Decon, or as my husband called them, the Navy Seals of mouse poop. They went ABOVE AND BEYOND and there are no words to adequate describe the level of wonderful they were. Friendly, chill and concerned for us and our family above all else. We cannot thank them enough, from the first phone call with Joe, to the amazing work with Justin and Damon. And a special thank you to Matt for helping us out. Amazing doesn't do you guys justice, you gave us our peace of mind. Love, love love, C and S, and God Bless!!

Spaulding Decon Hartford made a usually stressful process painless and easy. They helped me clean…read moreout my dad's house. They did a great job and were great to work with.

Quick easy, and to the point. The team is very educated and provided excitement customer service. I…read morewill definitely continue to use KB in the future!

I guess the very busy Berlin Turnpike of today used to be an Indian path…read more Welcome to Berlin, CT!! It's the geographic center of the state, and its historic heritage includes the manufacture of tin pots and pans and pistols. For centuries it has been a popular stopping place for weary travelers. This is a two-sided marker from the CT Historical Commission, with the familiar white lettering on a blue background. The marker dates to 1982 and is in pretty good shape. It's located on a grassy hilly green with benches known as Deming Park on the corner of Kensington Road and Main Street. The full inscription reads: This land, granted to settlers in 1661 and 1668 by the General Court of Connecticut, was also purchased from the local Mattabesett Indian tribe. Founders of the community include Sergeant Richard Beckley, who came north on the trail from New Haven before 1660 and built a home in the northeast section; Jonathan Gilbert, owner of a tract of land along the Hartford-New Haven path; and Captain Richard Seymour, who led a group of families from Farmington in 1686 to begin the settlement at Christian Lane. The area was named the Great Swamp Society in 1705, when it was granted a distinct ecclesiastical unit. Portions of Farmington, Wethersfield, and Middletown were included in the reorganization of 1722, when the name became Kensington. The Worthington Society was later separated from Kensington, but in 1785 all parts were incorporated as the Town of Berlin, including Worthington, Kensington, East Berlin and New Britain. Known as the "Town at the Crossroads" Berlin is the geographic center of Connecticut. (Reverse) Here in the birthplace of the Yankee Pedlar, the Pattison brothers started the tin industry in 1740, when they began manufacturing and selling tin pots and pans. Simeon North, official pistol maker for the United States Government, developed a system of standard interchangeable parts here in his shop c. 1800. Other citizens who brought fame to Berlin include: Emma Hart Willard, educator; Robert Brandegee, artist-poet; Elisha Cheney, clock maker; James Gates Percival, poet-geologist; and General Selah Hart, regimental and brigade commander in the American Revolutionary War. The period from 1850 to 1900 saw the New Britain section grow from a farming village to a thriving industrial center after its separation from Berlin in 1850. Some factories still operated in Berlin, however, and the brick industry flourished well into the 20th century because of the excellent quality of the local clay. The Berlin area has long been a major stop on the main routes of travel, from Indian paths, to superhighways. Erected by the Town of Berlin The Berlin Historical Society And the Connecticut Historical Commission 1982

This is a must stop for the holidays. The 30 foot high tree is made from lobster traps that are…read morewrapped with colorful lights and hand painted buoys of all creations that are wonderful to see. you can even go inside the tree. Very simple and fun to see what the artists created on the round buoys

We went after Christmas and it was a nice way to enjoy without the crowds. The buoys are…read morebeautifully painted and each very different and unique in its own way. Definitely a must if you are in the area.