I am very unhappy with Quality. They have been putting me off since August of last year and on…read moreThursday they told me my seats would not be done by Memorial Day. Ed L

This place is more interesting in the fall/winter. And you all know why. At least the ones that…read morelive around the area. This place definitely draws a crowd around this time for a different reason than other seasons. So much so that when we were driving in, there were hoards of people near here which made for passing by to be a bit more difficult. With all the people parking along the road and on the bridge to walk down to this area. On our way back we decided to stop here and sneak a peak at what all those people were peeping on our way in. I understand why it was busier on a Sunday than midday on a Tuesday. See, this place, when the water is low, show the remnants of a town and the old bridge. It's not something you get to see each year, but when the conditions are right, you get to see it. Basically, when there is drought conditions, the water level drops enough for people to walk right out onto the old remnants and walk the part of the bridge that still remains. Usually, this is under fifty feet of water, but every so often you get a glimpse. When the water is this low you get to see the remnants of Somerfield (or Smythfield before the renaming), or at least the foundations to where buildings once stood. The town stood for over one hundred years before flood control came through and decided to build a dam which cause the demise of the town. Buildings were razed and the town flooded, bridge crossing included. The Great Crossings Bridge can be seen and if you are adventurous enough to attempt to walk on the old structure you may do so. The bridge itself has a storied past, completed the same year as the town was founded, part of the original National Road, and it was christened by the then President, James Monroe and his entire Cabinet. However, take it in while you can. When the Youghiogheny River starts to rise again, it will slip beneath the water until the next time it returns.

From the owner: Yough Lake Marina is located in the heart of the Laurel Highlands on the Youghiogheny River Lake…read more In operation since 1969, our 340 boat slip accommodations offer customers direct access to the lake throughout the season. Yough Lake Marina is conveniently located a half an hour from other popular Laurel Highlands attractions like, Nemacolin Woodlands, Ohiopyle State Park, and Falling Water. Youghiogheny River Lake, a 16 mile project of the US Army Corps of Engineers, is commonly referred to as “Yough Lake”. A popular visitor attraction, Yough Lake provides various outdoor recreation opportunities.

One of the few things that made living in Charleroi for a year was Smitty's! Such a blast in the…read moresummer months to go boating with friends and dock here for laughs, drinks and food. Great riverfront spot that's an ideal stop during an afternoon of water fun. Prices are reasonable and the food is above any bar food standards. Really a nice place to have a good time.

From the second the "bikers" stepped into the marina, it was 100% judgement. I have never been…read moretreated so rude in all of my life. I understand being short staffed, but this was the owner that waited on us. She was a downright ignorant and rude individual to our party. The owner was so, so ignorant! The only reason we stopped was because "Speers Street Grill was closed. I went to see my friend Denise at Speers Street Grill, which is awesome! But you should NEVER visit this place. Again, it is one thing to be short staffed. It is another thing for the owner to be downright nasty and ignorant to you. The food had 0 taste and was sub par. Last time i checked steak is supposed to be pink when it's medium. Not gray.

Went to get oil and oil filter for my boat. Bob and Corey are friendly and personable. The store…read moreand shop are new and getting things up to speed. Looking forward to seeing them in the fall for some preventive maintenance on my Lund 219.

From the owner: At Beaver Point Marine Sales and Service , we prioritize excellent customer service as our primary…read morefocus. We are dedicated to keeping our customers informed about all aspects of their boating repairs. Conveniently located near the beginning of Beaver River, we are a trusted Lund Boats and Mercury Outboards Dealership with highly trained and experienced technicians. Our 6,000 square foot showroom and service center offers a wide range of in-stock boats for your convenience.

Friendly, courteous, knowledgeable service. It's a convenience store with many RV parts and…read moreaccessories. If it's not there, they'll get it fast. They also have a large selections of ready-made buildings as garages, storage sheds and Life-size doll houses with outdoor porches. Call for seasonal hours.

Couldn't even get these people to call me back. They don't answer the phone, have a text system…read more Camping must be their side hustle and can't be bothered. Finally found somewhere else for the service.

I see all these bad reviews and I cant understand why. Excellent service, great pricing and…read morefriendly staff. If any problem ever comes up Management steps and handles it immediately. I would recommend Gattos to anybody looking for a great dealership. Leaps and bounds above Mosities!!!

Because they create more work than what's needed. I bought my motorcycle there in 2021 and the day…read moreI bought it wasn't inspected so had to wait another 3 hrs to be done. The day it was inspected my brake light a flashing light in it and they passed it. Now they passed ever since, now this year they did pass it because they said my turn signals wouldn't pass and charged me for the inspection. Now today I took it back for the turn signals after putting new ones on now the say the brake light is illegal and that my front brake lever isn't working the brake light which was ok two weeks ago and charged me for another inspection and said it wouldn't pass again because of the front brake lever. I'm guessing the only way to be treated correctly is if you buy a 40,000 solar Harley instead of a used bike. DONT PURCHASE A BIKE IF YOU DONT WANT RIPPED OFF EVERY YEAR .

Great place to rent a canoe or kayaks to go on the lake. Fairly priced and decent enough equipment…read more Nice kids working here too.

Great float down the river . Very relaxing. A few rope swings an rocks to Jump off of for swinging…read more along the way . This place has been here for a while an. It's showing it's age but it's always a good group weekend

Regis and his team at Master Remodelers did two extensive projects for us. When I first contacted…read morethem, I was unprepared for their requirement of payment for a project proposal. Their comprehensive in-house design and build approach was unlike that of other contractors, and their cooperative communication was instrumental in developing and meeting our expectations. They made understanding us and our house equal priorities. They educated us about the condition of the house, brought in an engineer, and designed projects around improving and reinforcing the house. They found and corrected issues created by the house's original builder. They work well coordinating their work with other contractors. With one exception, there were no call-backs. A minor installation error discovered years later was cheerfully and promptly fixed as a warranty item, a reflection on their commitment to their clients. When it came time to sell the house, the quality of their work was a strong draw for the buyers. It drew a crowd. They exemplify how a great team can accomplish great results!

I just wanted to update my review to reflect the fact that I have been harassed by this company…read moreconstantly over the past two months for writing this review. They originally reached out to me asking to take it down. When I refused to do so because I believe that my review reflects my family's experience, the messages kept on coming. At first, she said I shouldn't leave a bad review because I have never dealt with a death in my family (not true & not sure how that is relevant). Then she accused me of writing my review to punish the company and for no other reason. My response was: "Let's be VERY clear here. I'm not "punishing your company". I'm leaving a review of our experience on a site that is meant to leave reviews of people's experiences with different companies. If all owners tried to bully patrons into only leaving good reviews on Yelp... well there would no longer be a Yelp. I'm leaving honest feedback on how it felt to deal with your company. I'm sorry that you don't agree with our assessment, but it's truly how it felt. I'm very glad that we parted ways when we did so that we could work with someone that was much more pleasant to deal with." And she responded back with: "And you reaffirmed ours that "you're not our customer." Because our customers have class." I just wanted everyone to know how this company operates behind the scenes...