I've been here a few times. Today we brought a car to scrap. The business is right off South Custer…read moreRd. in Weatherford, Ok. You just have to look on the west side of the road for scrap vehicles and other metal scrap. The first time we came we passed it. When you first enter you have to drive up on the scale to get weighed and wait for a green light that's located above the office building. They'll let you know where to go from there. With our metal scrap we were to park on the south side, aluminum cans went into a garage, then now with the car we had to go to the north side. Prices can change weekly, though they have a Facebook page where they post prices and their website is http://www.womrllc.org. Every time we've come they've been very helpful and pleasant. This is where we go when we have something we need to haul off. Google posts that they are open from 8am- 5pm but they do close noon to 1pm for lunch.

Had a pleasant experience renting a 15ft box truck for 2 days. The staff was friendly and helpful…read more A password style padlock was on the tailgate. (U-Haul related) It took 2 minutes via phone to get the combo. M&D was attentive and helpful. Will use their service again, no complaints. Thanks to everyone at M&D.

Dropped off my 4 wheeler too have the carburetor fixed. After a month I picked it up. The 4 wheeler…read morecaught on fire in front of their business yet they refuse too accept any responsibility. Told me they weren't responsible via a lawyer then threatened that if I pursue the matter they would sue me. Obviously low grade work performed and no convictions of doing the right thing. If you have work done here and it goes bad you will be on your own

These guys have been servicing my home for almost 20 years. Excellent Service - they always check…read moreour tank before an expected big storm just to make sure we won't run out! Nothing but positive experiences and would highly recommend.

They are the best people to work with and their prices are the lowest that you will find. Very…read morefriendly and I do not have to call them to fill my tank. They just know when you will need propane and they take care of it.

Such a great jewelry store! I had my Rolex serviced here…read moreand Genevieve helped me out and was extremely friendly, helpful and informative. This was my first experience having a watch serviced and she she walked me through the whole process and made sure I wasn't stressed about being without my watch for the short time I had to. Everyone at the store was super cool. The fresh cookies at the front door also added a nice homey feeling. I plan to come here for all my watches from now on. They have beautiful brand new Rolex watches and they had a few pre-owned ones as well.

So so happy with how our custom pieces turned out! Maria was amazing and helped keep an emotional…read moreproject stress free. My family and I took in a lot of my mom's jewelry who passed this summer and had pieces made for each family members. The process was so special and we were completely comfortable leaving everything in Maria's hands. All the pieces are so beautiful and I could not recommend them highly enough.

Marty, Adam, & Jenna did an amazing job with my father-in-law's service. From beginning to end they…read morehelped us with everything, from selecting the perfect casket & vault to handling all the details in between. We made several changes throughout the process & there was never any issue. They made an impossibly hard time bearable. The service was beautifully done & my father-in-law looked amazing! We truly appreciate their kindness & compassion through it all. I would highly recommend Lockstone Funeral Home to anyone needing to plan a funeral for their loved one.

I thought long and hard whether to even write this review. Given that A: in some ways, they…read moredeserved a 1 star, and in others, I don't even live in the town the company resides. But after separating myself 5 months from my interaction, I felt I could be balanced and--if no other reason--inform them of my unhappiness. First and foremost was the way we were treated when we walked in the door and that is the fact that we were barely treated when we walked in the door. No sorry for your loss, nothing. Just right this way with profound indifference. Did the owner shake my hand? Only after I offered it. I felt like my presence was not necessary. I mentioned not being from here. But my father was. And I visited here (Weatherford and Thomas) every year for the last 13 years of my life. Thing is my father took care of everything prior to his death (his way of making it easier on us, I guess), so it almost seemed from Lockstone's point of view as if my family wasn't the client, the deceased was. And since he was gone, well...wooptedy do. The owner treated me exactly as anyone from out of town might come to expect a stereotypical treatment to be: as an outsider. Then came the working on the Funeral notice and pamphlet. Here they were acceptable--even kind-- only because I dealt with the owner's son and not the owner himself. The son was thorough, thoughtful (this was only through e-mail); in our days of tremendous stress and grief, he was at least treating me like a friend. Then came the day of the funeral/memorial. We walked up and saw the book that people were to sign. My Mother's name completely misspelled (not just a misspelling: they took the COUNTRY she was from and made it her last name), my name misspelled. On and on. Indifference or not, it just became a little insulting. The owner ran the service and he was well, serviceable. He literally only gave me one sense of humanity. As he said goodbye. I don't mean that sarcastically: it was literally the only time I felt any warmth from him. At that point I was fed up and sealed off so it no longer mattered. Some might say, "Hey, funeral directors need to have a cold demeanor as it's the only way they stay sane in a very morose business." Gotcha. I understand. No problem. Then, dot your eyes, cross your t's and don't make mistakes that further alienate the people you serve. Better yet, make the family who is grieving actually feel as if they they are your client. That's what George Carlin would say is "minimally acceptable." The thing is that Lockstone, who has been around for a very long time (generations, it seems) appears to be one of if not the only horse in this town for this kind of service. Don't know, I could be wrong. But if it is, then hopefully they heed this experience of mine and try to be a little warmer when people need it the most. When I'm that sad, the last thing I need to hear or read into is the mannerisms of a funeral director does not seem to give a care. Lockstone, you could have served my family better.