Amanda in the copy center was soooo helpful. She's a genius working with the tech stuff and treats…read morethe customers with patience.

Very helpful and courtesy staff. Found exactly what we needed and great recommendation from the…read morestaff. Happy with purchase.

Needed hand-delivery from Augusta to Belfast. Comet was responsive , on time, and easy to work…read morewith. Would 100% use again.

Comet Delivery Service, provided great and timely service!…read moreThey were very responsive and provided excellent communication and delivery service. I highly recommend them to anyone needed a delivery service!! Mark was very helpful!!!

Everything ready on time. Clothes came home perfect. Collars of shirts perfectly clean…read more Couldn't ask for more.

We brought our couch cover here to get dry cleaned after seeing so many good reviews and as we…read morehoped, they did a wonderful job! The woman working the cash register was extremely friendly and told me exactly what to expect from their service. The cover was finished a few days early too! Highly recommend!

While traveling along the coast, on our way to Acadia, we happenstanced upon this outlet…read more The store is clean and well-maintained, with a large selection of items to explore and browse; making it a strong representative for the brand. As with any Goodwill, one can never predict what will be found; but for those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option.

Excellent Goodwill for those willing to dig through to great quality vintage mid century-70s…read more items--simple and elegant glassware, handmade pottery, a couple of extremely rad dresses, and a seriously gorgeous lamp. Also, keep your eyes open for handmade chairs with woven rush seats and art exhibition posters. I had to furnish a 780' sq ft live/work artists' studio and leaned heavily on Rockland Goodwill. Also, the staff are super nice, especially Tina, who always has a nice word for everyone!

Respectful, dignified, sympathetic. Mr. Hutchins and his daughter personally and meticulously tend…read moreto every detail. They become family friends.

When my father passed away unexpectedly it was a shock. Hutch and everyone else was awesome and I…read morenever felt pressured into buying or doing something I did not want. We even make the joke that when my mom goes we are going to ship her to Maine. Its not often that people can look back on a burial as a wonderful experience.

They charged us $ 475 to do a furnace tune up ! I even…read moresupplied the filter !! A COMPLETE RIP OFF of a senior citizen and veteran. Now I'm considering switching my oil supplier away from them as well .

Maritime installed the propane furnace in my home for a previous owner. Not that old. Was not…read moreturning on when thermostat turned up, delay of up to 2 hours. Called Maritime. Sent out a tech who installed my furnace. Did not offer any fix except a $10,000+ replacement. No diagnosis of the problem. That is totally lame. I followed up with someone in the office; he suggested running a separate "C" wire. That did not fix it either. No follow up from Maritime.

The workers at the actual post office are amazing! They've never been anything short of polite and…read morecourteous when I go in, they even remember my name -- they'll ask how my kids are, etc. The delivery people on the other hand... they've repeatedly claimed to be "unable to deliver" my packages. One of the times I was literally outside shoveling when they flew past, didn't slow down at all and less than a minute later I received a notification saying that they couldn't deliver my packages because they weren't able to access the area to put them. Today, as I was putting my boots on to go out and clean up the walk way, I see the USPS vehicle cruise by without even tapping their brakes - a notification came immediately after that they were unable to deliver. This is very frustrating - especially since there are temperature sensitive products and my mailbox is easily accessible.

We stopped in this post office to pick up a box to mail home some stuff we'd bought in our travels,…read moreincluding the Sydenstricker glass plate we'd bought in Brewster MA. We didn't want to put it in our checked luggage as advised and figured we could ship it home cushioned by excess clothing. Same principle and it lightens our suitcases. The post office was virtually empty when we arrived. One man was being helped, another was waiting. We were in the process of organizing ourselves when a woman dressed in blue scrubs came in and asked if we were next. I told her "kinda, sorta, not really...we're still getting organized.", so she went in front of us in line. We waited for a while. I saw a button at one of the windows w/ a sign saying "Push (hard) for service", so I did and after a brief wait someone came out, helped a woman who had been waiting off to the side and then helped the woman in front of us. We bought a large mailing box and some package sealing tape. By the time we were finished the line for service had lengthened, but we were in and out pretty quickly and the man who helped us was nice.