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    WM Biers

    5.0 (8 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    I brought my craftsman t-110 in to get repaired. Billy the son of the owner was very helpful. He…read morewas honest and that goes far with myself. my rider was really not worth fixing. could have been but I decided to just buy a new rider. Billy sold me a very nice Husky for a great price. They also didn't charge me full price for the work Billy already put into it. They whole group ( family I believe ) were very friendly. We had a few laughs and I would highly recommend them over others in the area. See for yourself! The friendliness and honesty itself is worth it. But their price was actually cheaper too. I got a much better mower with a bigger motor and a v-twin for only a couple hundred dollars over a new craftsman that didn't have a hydrostatic set up And was $2300. It was a no brainer to buy the Husky from Weisheit!! And you cannot get better service, Really. Even delivered same day after Billy took out of the crate and assembled what was needed. Try them people. You will NOT regret Rich

    After doing extensive research on zero-turn mowers, I discovered Weisheit Engine Works only 22…read moreminutes from home. Upon arrival at their 8am opening time, I was greeted by Billy, who was very knowledgable and explained all their great models (Ariens, Gravely, etc). By noon, I made my decision on a Gravely, got a quote and it was prepped and delivered by 5:30 PM!! Additionally, they took away my older Cub Cadet mower for evaluation and possible purchase. Great service. Billy and Chris are professional, competent and responded quickly to all my questions. I'm very pleased, and look forward to a long relationship.

    Hewitt's Garden Centers - Glenmont

    Hewitt's Garden Centers - Glenmont

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    What an incredible disappointment…read more Moving here I was excited to see this local nursery on the Glenmont/Delmar border and had very high expectations. Sadly, it is considerably less satisfying than going to the Lowe's garden section. For those that would argue "well, it's suburban Albany" when I lived in Cortland there was a massive nursery in neighboring Homer (Little York Plantation) that had an extensive array of trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals and you could always find interesting things. The main building is cluttered and battered and in poor repair (e.g. insulation poorly shot into the window frames oozing out on the exterior of the building; rusting out doors; interior ceilings with water damage.) I know you are not there for the building, but it conveys an attitude that extends to the product and offerings. The garden "art" is what you'd expect to find in the yard adjacent to a house trailer. I have, however, been there many times this spring and have gotten some of the traditional seasonal perennials: you won't find anything at all novel here. And, their standards aren't that great: I'd hoped to find premier rose bushes here and found they were sourced by the same vendor as Lowe's (they had zero idea what I was referencing when I mentioned Jackson and Perkins roses...) Typically I stop en-route home from Lowes hoping to find things I can't find in a commercial garden center: I've had no such luck. Most of the staff are seasonal, indifferent, don't make eye contact, and have zero interest in extending themselves to help you. I've never gone to a nursery anywhere where the salespeople weren't passionate about the product: this is the exception. If you ask for something there is a simple "no, we don't have it" "no we didn't order it" "no we sold out" with no follow up question, no effort to help you find where to get the item or to interest you in something else. The Guilderland store is infinitely better, but it won't win any prizes either, and it's main facility is crappy, if not as crappy as the Glenmont location. I usually prefer to patronize small businesses, despite the greater cost. This one is hard to want to support; sadly Lowe's Garden Center is much more satisfying.

    For 25 years I have over paid a few bucks here or there for fertilizer or commercially produced…read morebagged items while also purchasing thousands in landscaping to support Hewitts. Today, Monday wasn't busy. Myself and one customer. I purchased $400 worth of shrubs and various compost, fertilizer etc. The store was more than staffed, several men and women working in the landscape area, but no offer to assist. One man did however make sure he wrote the green slip for 6 forsythia in my wagon. And then he watched me wheel that wagon to the front, and watched me return to where he was still standing and get the second wagon full of plants and then watched me wheel that one to the front also. Not busy, standing around with the 4 other employees. Not a hose in their hand, no moving landscape. Standing. Watching a 60+, 5' tall, 100 lb lady loading and wheeling around landscape. Chatting, phone checking. I went in and paid the cashier with a pixie cut. She could not seem any less friendly. In my head I rationalized that maybe she was having a bad day. This tells you how unfriendly she was; as a customer I was expending mental energy wondering why the Hewitt's employee seemed annoyed with me making a purchase. I had purchased bags of compost and potting soil and she told me to drive around to pick them up. I told her I had a lot to load into the truck and please wait to call, it would take me a few minutes to load up. Again, no offer to send anyone to give me a hand. It took me several minutes to load most of it but I needed another cardboard box. I returned to the store to get another cardboard box and she said "you should hurry, I called them". Incredulous, I stared at her waiting for a smile or to say something else, nothing. She wasn't kidding, she wasn't having a bad day, she was stunningly rude. I drove back and the kid loaded 6 bags of compost and he said you are all set. I said there are 2 bags of potting soil too. He said they didn't say anything about that. Do you have a receipt? I sure did, for $400 which included the two bags of $5 potting soil that he was worried were being stolen because pixie cut didn't give him accurate info. I actually asked the guy loading the bags if the store had changed hands, it was so awful and uncomfortable, I thought maybe Jason was no longer there. He assured me it was the same management. Good to know. I understand loss prevention, but without employee common sense, an ability to practice some discretion, meet an expectation that customers should be treated cordially or to help customers move and load landscaping that is being purchased, we don't need to shop there. Way to end a 20 plus relationship Hewitts. I'll shop the big box where I hate what I am supporting, but I like the way that I am treated.

    WM Biers - landscaping - Updated August 2026

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