We moved here from California last summer and had a very difficult time finding a space for our 3…read moreyear old son. He went to a church preschool/daycare at first because they were the only ones in town taking kids his age. I came into the church 3 times seeing 20 - 3 year olds with one student supervisor or teacher. I was not impressed and when asked about it the director said they were not required to follow the ratio laws for kids:adults in a room. I highly disagreed, so reluctantly we had to move our son out. We then used a really small childcare and the teacher was wonderful, but the 6 students were all different ages and our son was not enjoying playing with babies or older kids. My son cried every morning he had to go to school. It was a horrible nightmare for his dad and I. We had our oldest son in preschool in California for two years and it was always a constant battle with the directors. The teachers were constantly coming and going. So at this point our preschool experience hasn't been so great for both of our children. Finally!! Carey called and she had an opening. We moved our 3 year old son into her childcare in November 2018. We have never been so impressed. It is very clean. The teachers are amazing and my son has been moved into the 4 year old preschool class during this time. I have lowed all 4 of his teachers. When we come in we are greeted and when we leave there is always a goodbye. It is SIMPLE. I don't have to walk forever to get him to class, the parking is right in front of the door (helps a ton when you have other children in the car or in a carrier). My son loves to go to school and never had a hard time, even the very first day. After 3 months of him crying, this was a HUGE relief! Carey is wonderful, she has great teachers who have been there a while and or have bachelors to master's degrees in education. The tuition is standard and reasonable for a childcare of this size and cleanliness. There is no where else you will get care from 7am - 530pm with all their food included for $28.00 a day. Childcare is a hard bill to swallow for working parents, but $28.00 a day to know that you child is happy, fed, learning, and safe is WELL WORTH IT and way cheap. That's only $2.67 an hour! My child never comes home covered in food, crafts or has a gross face or nose. He is always very clean. This place is great and I would recommend getting on the waiting list as soon as you know you want to put your child in care or pregnant!

Wonderful staff. Awesome curriculum for the children. Inexpensive. The staff is a bit on the…read moreawesome side.

People are idiots for leaving a one star review for someone they obviously did not even know, Tin…read more Smith is amazing she is not only the best childcare provider but a wonderful friend she went to school got her bachelors degree in early childhood she has a level 4 paths to quality the highest you could have for an in home childcare she not only took care of kids she also got them ready to go to school teaching them everyday what they need to know before they go to kindergarten she has watched kids 28 plus years and this is coming from someone who knows Tina smith not some random person who didn't even know her. So I'm writing this review because she should have a five star review because thats what she deserves I know and trust her with my kids over anyone I know that my kids are being taken care of by the best childcare provider ever!!!

One star for her being certified at level 4 on the Indiana Path to Quality program:…read more https://secure.in.gov/apps/fssa/carefinder/providerDetails.html?providerId=32712&subPage=none If it were not for that I would give her no stars. Tina's communication skills with us were nonexistent to say the least. In child care, communication with the parents is paramount. We needed a new child care provider so we decided to try Tina Smith's day care out. Our previous child care provider is not in the Path to Quality program (which sets pretty strict guidelines about what happens in a child's day at daycare, see below) so the schedule was quite different from what they were used to. They had some trouble adjusting, but Tina failed to address any of the issues with us as parents to see if we could help the adjustment (mainly not getting along with the other new kids they didn't know, and not listening to her because they didn't understand that she is an authority figure) until the problems escalated far beyond what they should have. She didn't seem like she did anything to go out of her way to make my kids feel more welcome in a new environment. The change was a pretty big shock to my 3 year old who was at our previous child care provider from birth and he took it the hardest. When she told us that she was having problems with him not listening to her we tried to resolve the issue with him at home by encouraging him that at Tina's house she is the boss. When we asked her how well he was listening, her reply was that she didn't tell him to do anything so he did well. First, I don't know how you can make it through an entire day without telling a 3 year old to either do something or not do something. Secondly, this showed me that she is not interacting with my child to avoid a confrontation with him, which didn't help him feel welcome. There were also some misunderstandings that I don't believe ever got resolved. She misread a few situations and made assumptions about our intentions as customers. Instead of having a conversation with us about what her perception was and to clarify the issues, she just decided that she didn't want to work for us anymore. As far as safety goes, it seemed like a pretty kid safe, kid friendly home. I was a little concerned about a loft play area that was only accessible by a bunk bed style ladder. There were cushions at the bottom in case a child fell but it had to be about 5 feet off the ground, which is a long way for a child age 4 or under to fall. My 6 year old told me that my 18 month old tried to climb it, fell off, banged his mouth on the ladder and got a bloody lip. My 6 year old isn't known to lie to us, and especially about things like that. We were never told by Tina that this happened, so I can't be 100% sure that it did, but I don't doubt it (especially considering her communication skills). Discipline seemed pretty much nonexistent, other than a time out chair and that's at an extreme. She uses the redirection approach, which is to try to distract a child from what he or she was concerned about. I don't think this approach teaches a child much and kids can be persistent. A note about the Path to Quality program: The Path to Quality program is sort of like pre-preschool. Tina did tell us that our kids probably wouldn't need to go to preschool if we took our kids to her daycare. Everything is regulated. The entire daily schedule is mapped out. The meals are planned out so you always know what your kid is eating everyday. The Path to Quality is a great program, and it's awesome that someone in our small community is certified at a Level 4 (the highest rating) but, we prefer having a childcare provider that is more motherly to our toddlers and not someone who is more like a school teacher. If the Path to Quality program is important to you as a parent you can give Tina a try, but be warned. Hopefully she has learned from this experience. She definitely has some opportunities to grow and improve as a child care provider.

Denomination is Church of the Brethren…read more Worship 9:30 Christian education 10:45 Kurt Borgmann is the pastor and does a great job. His style is non-threatening, non-lecturing, but thought provoking. The congregation is filled with community members, the retired community has a large presence due to the Church of the Brethren retirement home. The youth group typically runs from 10-20 depending on the activities. Attendance runs around 200ish.

We had a leak from a fracture in the galvanized pipe going from the well to our house. Mike…read moreWilcoxson came out and did the dig. He was careful to not hit any pipes along the way. He fixed the leaky pipe and filled back in the 4' deep hole. He worked that back hoe like it was his own second arm. Both before and after the dig, he was patient to take our calls after hours and talk us through our concerns. He explained how the pressure gauge should read. He double checked to make sure the leak was fixed and the tank was pressurizing properly. He also ensured us that there were no additional leaks with our well. Mike is a 4th generation well digger and repairer. He is now our "well guy" and the one we will call in the future. We would recommend Mike Wilcoxson for any of your well related needs.

This place is an amazing and a cool place to be at its good education for all 3 of my kids you…read moreshould go cheek it out like It has suck good food there well from what my kids have told me the food is food but they don't have much food and the teachers there are amazing I really recommend this place for your kids or kid

In 2012 the Indiana department of Education awarded this school with an innovation grant to…read moretransform this school into a k-6 project base learning stem school. They focus on the surrounding lakes and streams ecosystem along with the biomedical industry. The school still serves its neighborhood children. All the teachers there are great!! Its been an A school the last two years!

This is a professional organization that is honest and dependable. They provide and install what…read moreyou need and not more than that. I had them replace softeners in two homes and would not hesitate to "One Call" them again!

This company is the nicest and most compssionate people we know in the business. After spending…read more24/7 with my husband in the hospital for a month and not being able to take care of things as we should at home our water softener 5 days before Christmas flooded the room it was in and our bedroom and quit working. They came out within an hour as promised but it could not be fixed. We may be without a water softener for quite a while due to lack of funds but we have gained trust for a company that keeps their word and not pressing anyone to purchase like some do. Thank you One Call Water you come highly recomended by us. Sincerely, Joanne Allen

This company was very reliable they came out as soon as we called them to napa rochester. They…read morelooked at our forklift and had it fixed in less then a day and returned it to us and when they had it they also gave us rental for that day . Very nice people and very informative thank you for all your help!!

Purchased two Used forklifts in December of 2021. (Did not receive them until February of 2022)…read morefrom Emergency Forklift with the understanding they would be gone through thoroughly. Fluids changed, new tires, fresh paint etc. and would be in Great running condition. After we received them, we found multiple issues. Basically nothing had been done to them other than new tires put on and a fresh coat of paint over the grease that was on them. They did not run properly, there was water in the hydraulic systems on both of them. They both needed the hydraulic system flushed a few times along with filter change at each flush. On one of them, there were gauges not working, the starter was loose along with a loose wheel due to King Pins needing replaced. The other one surged at idle, Had leaking hydraulic lines, needed steering components, IE King pins, Secondary Lift Cylinder leaked. Valve cover was leaking. Some of the issues were corrected. One of the forklifts was picked up, taken back to their shop and worked on and returned. The other forklift was supposed to be picked up but never was. Ken Basically blew us off. would not return calls, texts or emails. We purchased these on a handshake as we had dealt with them in the past and felt they were trustworthy. BIG MISTAKE. Ken talks a lot of BS. We had no grounds to stand on if we were to take this to court. I would not recommend Emergency Forklift as they do not stand behind what they say they are going to do. Lesson learned the hard way.