We ordered a custom 12x20 shed with siding, trim and shutters to match our house. They did a great…read morejob of showing us options and helping us get the best value for our needs. I am a dedicated DIY person, and I originally thought I might build the shed myself. I'm really glad I did not. I could not have achieved the style we obtained, and it got done a lot more quickly than I could do. One tip; use their service for site preparation if you plan to place the structure in a non-flat area. Our location was on a hill that sloped in two directions. The folks who prepared the (pressure-treated lumber + gravel) site constructed a perfectly flat and super durable pad with a 4-foot-high corner wall to receive the structure. I plan to use Absolutely Amish again to build a larger structure in another location on our property.

I just purchased a brand new shed at an absolutely amazing discounted price compared to other shed…read morecompany's very happy with the purchase. Sales and delivery. Will be purchasing from here again!!!!

Legacy Worth Protecting--Why Let It Slip? As someone who…read moredeeply values family legacy and community trust, I'm disheartened by the volume of unresolved complaints on here and poor reviews surrounding Value City and other Furniture stores--especially when reading from resources, it's part of the Schottenstein family's long-standing retail heritage. They also own DSW and others. The Schottenstein name carries weight. It represents decades of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and leadership in American retail. So, it's hard to understand why a company rooted in such values would allow its reputation to erode through repeated customer service failures, delivery issues, and lack of follow-through--many of which are documented across Yelp. I walked into Value City Furniture with $2,200 in store credit from a previously returned product that I paid for. and a $9,000 credit limit--ready to make a purchase. But I had misplaced the physical card tied to the credit. The store manager could see the credit was mine, yet told me I could not use it without the card. No empathy. No effort to help. Just a cold refusal: "We can't do anything unless you have the card." It was like going into your bank with a 2200.00 balance and being told that because you lost your debit card, you can no longer use your balance and given no resolution to replace the card. I felt I was met with attitude because I returned a mattress that I could not sleep in during the trial period. I was sold on the verbal promise that I had 120 days and I could return the mattress. I trusted and believed the wonderful sales lady who sold me over $8,000.00 in product. After waking up with crippling back pain, I tried to return the mattress and was met with resistance and advised I had to continue to sleep and suffer for at least 30 days, and that they had a no-refund policy. When I ask what happened to the grantee's 120-day return policy. I was then shown the fine print on the contract that you get a one-time reselection. The marketing of Grantee's 120-day Return without advertising a no-refund policy in one sentence or statement was a strategic marketing deception. A cheaper mattress may be worse, and a more expensive mattress selection would have been non-returnable. So, I requested store credit, and I was denied, and told taking another mattress was my only option. I didn't request or feel I needed to sit down with an attorney before giving payment after spending hours with my trustworthy store rep. I trusted that she had told me everything I needed to know. She left out the one-time reselection and the money, non-refundable part. I had to involve the BBB to receive an in-store credit for the amount I paid for the mattress. I returned home feeling stunned. How could a company just deny me access to my own money? It was like a bank that can see you have 2200.00 in your account, but the bank tells you it will remain there until you find your debit card, with no offer of a solution for the lost card. Later, I found the cards. On the back, it clearly states: "If this card is lost or stolen, the remaining balance may be replaced." So, I returned to the store, to make sure the cards were still active because I had called their headquarters, hoping for a resolution. I wanted to make sure they didn't cancel out the lost card. Instead, I was met with the same cold demeanor. No eye contact. No welcome. Just: "Your cards are still active." No effort to re-engage me as a customer. No attempt to earn my trust--or my business. Maybe it was because they only want customers who will not reject bad business practices and accept being taken advantage of without speaking up. This wasn't just poor service. It was a missed opportunity. If I were managing that store, I would have said: "Let me call headquarters and see what we can do." I would have shown empathy, offered solutions, and maybe even introduced a sales rep to help me use the $9,000 credit line I had available. That's what good service--and good salesmanship--looks like. Instead, I left feeling like my presence didn't matter. Like my money didn't matter. And that's a shame, because the furniture appears beautiful. But beauty without integrity is a hollow brand. The Schottenstein family built a legacy on trust, entrepreneurship, and service. If this is the direction their stores are heading--cold, transactional, dismissive, and shady--it's not just disappointing. It's tragic. I no longer feel safe doing business there. I fear retaliation is possible through damaged goods, delayed delivery, and then pushed toward the same warranty company so many others have warned about. I don't know what to do now, because I no longer trust the company that is holding my money or their product that the reviewer is complaining about. Save the Legacy and the designers of the furniture, and practice good business. Please! I hate to see a store closing. --

if i could give it zero stars i would.. i am put a claim in…read morefor my mattress i have the matteess since 2019. i took care of this mattress keeping the cover and making sure no water damage or spills. i call the fredericksburg office to come in and pick up replacement and i was told there is small dirt on sed mattress so the warranty has been voided. so no matter how much you try your best to protect you property they will do everything in their power to not honor, anything. i will not buy anything from this company and if anyone ask me i will tell them to run and avoid this company.

This is one of two Target stores close to where I live, so we come here somewhat often. The store…read moreis always well-stocked and clean. The staff is always helpful. They have a decent assortment of items, slightly higher-end than other large discount stores. Definitely will continue to shop here.

Not many ppl in the store which makes it so much easier…read more Easy to find all that I was looking for and then some Surprised to see fall colors for the Stanley cups out. You snooze you lose with these cups. Check out was easy.

DON'T WORK HERE UNLESS YOUR WHITE! The management at this location are SUPER discriminate when it…read morecomes to the employees they hire. My friend has been at the same base pay and has been working there for almost 2 years, while other employees and even a new employee who was just hired have been promoted and are being paid more. Even in the midst of a pandemic while everyone is being paid more, my friend is not. To make matter so worse they even lied to her about it. Completely unfair. How can consistently praise someone for being a great employee but not reflect that on their paycheck?

I realize it's the worst day of the year to return anything, but with 3 clerks checking out guests…read morewith no line and 12 of us in line for exchange/returns and 1 clerk- frustrated now after 15 minutes of waiting. Guess the slogan on the back wall only pertains to purchasing

bare and slightly higher price than what I would consider a steal and downrite rude. smells funny…read moretoo think old upholstery from if everyone took a seat after a sweaty jog. I mean I know it's second hand but...there are ways to manage odor...or I guess the purpose is for us to buy and launder it...I don't know. Please. I remembe when the location was on lafeyette workers were nicer and prices manageable. I haven't shopped at salvaation army in several years and I hear now they are closing thrift store in Fredericksburg. It's a real shame. Sorry not sorry.

It's a good joint. They have a LOT of clothes. The rest of it, other than clothes, is a bit…read moredisorganized, but that's okay for a thrift store. I got a couple of really good deals. The lady behind the counter was very nice. There is major construction going on on the exterior of the building. Don't let that dissuade you. They are still open.

So I bought this for my daughter in law for Christmas. When it heats up the paint comes off. I…read morecalled the store and the lady was telling me (we haven't sold those in a while). I am sorry I bought them two weeks ago during you Christmas special. She said (We'll ok... we don't have those) I made sure I called the correct store. So here's what's going to happen because you were very RUDE on the phone. It's defective... I will bring it back to get a different type and I am done. NO more for me. I am tired of the rudeness... I have done nothing besides try to find out if this is normal for a product to have you associate tell me you haven't had it for a long time.... yet you had baskets full on your display table.

Just have to say that this location does not care about their customers with special needs…read more Handicap parking spaces are always filled with cars that have no placards or no plates or are in the blue lines which are for loading and unloading handicap customers. The store also has a problem with people and service dogs they don't know how to mind their own business and they like to keep on attempting to distract them while customers walk through their store.

Cute shop, spacious and airy, nice selection of fabrics and kits. Staff friendly and helpfulread more

A Stitch in Time is a charming, bright & cheery shop, quite welcoming. My review is the story of…read morethree generations of satisfied customers. My mother-in-law found this place and dropped off the sewing machine for my 10 yr old daughter. My younger three were w my M-I-L that time and when they heard where we were going they recalled "Oh, we love that place! the lady was so fun and nice .... They complimented our names". So right, away I know the business owners are as gracious w any children in tow, as they are w the adult customers they serve. That matters to me. Today I picked up my daughter's freshly repaired sewing machine, from this wonderful Mom & Pop shop. It was like stepping into a bygone, gentler time. And my children were correct, Deanna & Greg, the married couple that runs this sewing machine & small appliance repair and supplies shop, are a complete delight to interact with. We had some small chat, pleasing laughs, I learned a little more about their business, and both of them were eager to pay my older boy (along w me this time) the courtesy of inclusion in the conversation. I'm a satisfied customer who will surely be back when there is cause to revisit. YES kid friendly

Stay away from this place save your money and your time. I have a horrible experience at this…read moreGranite place and the manager. We have picked countertop that we wanted and we agree that we will having one sim only on countertop project, so we proceed and payed deposit. After they measured our kitchen the manager call us and told us we have to do 2 sims because the shape of the line on Quartz will not be matched Bla BLA. So he was traying to use one slab of the Quartz and cut to many pieces instead of using 2 slabs and have one sim. I told him we agree to have one sim when we gave you our kitchen measurements and you you said yes. He was so rude and unprofessional. I got my deposit back and went to much better place with good quality and much better price, and my countertop was done in three days with one sim.

Used FAB for two countertops, one kitchen and one bath. Had originally wanted granite but Fame, the…read moreowner, suggested quartz, that he had a perfect piece in mind and he could give us a special price. Looked good in the yard beforehand. After installation in kitchen, noticed a belly in the countertop, close to 3/8". The upstairs bathroom piece had a slightly less sag in the middle. Checked underneath and saw counter fully shimmed to match the bow. Called "Fame" who stared this was acceptable and that it would flatten out on about 14 days. They also cracked the mirror in the upstairs bath that runs the entire area above the vanity. After much discussion, they refused to replace either piece of defective quartz countertop or replace the mirror they broke. Don't be conned. Buy anywhere else but Fab Granite and Con Artists.