This is an AC company. I had no cooling this summer and had another company out who said entire…read moresystem had to be replaced. Schmidt's came out and did thorough diagnostic and determined problem was compressor. Replaced next day and it is like new. The tech Mike seems honest and competent.

f I could give this contractor no stars I would. Rude staff (owner's wife), no call to schedule,…read moreno confirmation of appointments. I called twice during the time period I was scheduled for and the repairman did not show. NO SHOW and NO CALL. Shame on my home warranty company for contracting with such a poor service provider!

I've been using these guys for years. I use to go to the one on Baseline and Gilbert area but this…read moreone is right by my house now. I've been coming here since because everyone is always so helpful and friendly. Katie was awesome this time and really helped me out. In addition, I left my glasses and they actually called me to let me know. I really like how they do their name plates using license plates and then cut up plates for letters in their names. It's really cool. The color scheme inside the office is god awful however, it definitely is a conversation piece and always makes me feel calm... Maybe that's the point. Anyway, I highly recommend any of their locations because I've never had a bad experience so if you need a title, or a license, or whatever, check out Desert title service. 5 stars!!!

Came back after we were here a few months ago getting things squared away on our new vehicle. This…read moretime I needed help getting some difficult documents I couldn't do online and I'm SO GLAD I came back to this office for help! They were just as wonderful, kind, helpful and patient as last time. I am never going anywhere else for my vehicle needs. Thank you all again so much for all of your help!

GENA was very helpful. she was knowledgeable in getting my transaction complete in a quick and…read moreaccurate manner. Unlike a state run MVD, Gena had great personality and a smile which always help make the day better. I believe the extra fee you pay to use a private MVD place is well worth not having to spend 1 to 2 hours STANDING at a state run MVD (yes STATE run MVD have removed all chairs). from the time I checked in, to the time I completed my transaction was around 25 minutes. Great experience over a STATE run MVD. The state of Arizona should use places like this to train their staff!!!

9/12/25 Big day for updates at our convenient 3rd party DMV…read moreservicer. Service 5/5 Today I was helped by John. I came in to renew the tags on my street legal Golf Cart. I decided to go with the two year renewal this time. John made quick work of it. We recently sold our summer home so my address had to be updated on my drivers license. Thought that had to be done at the DMV but was pleased when John said he could do that too and very reasonable price. Photo, $10 good for another 5 years. (Hate the new photo). Two year golf cart tags ADL address update Five year ADL option with motorcycle endorsement. Fast, friendly one stop shopping convenience with almost no wait. Who wants to go to a DMV location and deal with long lines? Thx John! $302.08 No DMV my Friends-SYOY!

Meh, it's county government.. nothing wonderful, nothing terrible. I would recommend calling first…read moreas the staff tend to be by the book and will find any reason to stop it prevent toy from completing your task. Take some patience and time to get through it. It will be alright...

Everyone seems to diss on the light rail but I am a fan. Now with that said, I know it is slow and…read moredoes not go to all the places I need to go so it is not enough to give up my car like I would, say, if I moved back to NYC. Sadly, one cannot rely on this system really to get around fully but it is great to the airport and venues downtown, especially Chase Field for a baseball game. It takes you right into Chase. ( 1-2 bucks versus 20 to 60 bucks so a good money saver) As of 1/25 it starts/end at Metro Center and ends in east mesa so you can get to Downtown Phoenix, ASU, and other points in-between. It is cheap and if you are senior even cheaper. Buck a ride for Seniors. I think 2 or 2.50 if not a senior. Airport shuttle is close to a hundred so definitely a great deal. The only down thing on the airport is our system does not have overnight parking for your car like other cities have. You will have to be able to walk or get dropped off at one of the train statins. For me, luckily I live right across the street from one Light rail station so it is nice to get me to Skyharbor. I can walk to and from. If you do not park overnight no worries there are plenty of park and ride places to catch the train. Just a tip be careful your concert or special event does not get out until late around 11pm or so and you miss the midnight last train and you get stranded. Found that out the hard way one time on my birthday. lol I was sad to see the city of Glendale stop the project because at one time it was suppose to go to State Farm Arena but no more. I work PT there and would love to take the train to work. I never understand why the 5th largest city in the USA does not have a better public transportation system. A lot of folks say the train is unsafe. Hogwash. I have never had an issue but homeless people do not bother me at all. I am not a person who is afraid of my own shadow. Sometimes on the train I have seen something new as of fall 2024 people are selling things on it. I believe that might be illegal but no one ever bothers me. That is weird and probably should not be allowed but like I said they do not bother me and i have other battles in life to worry about. Besides I am used to all that in my travels especially on the NY subways. In Mn I saw a buck or is it butt ( lol) naked guy on the train in the middle of Winter. lol and a Pick Pocket in Madrid. The adventures in travel series. I could write a book. I think the last time a woman was selling herbs or oils and perfume. Shrugs shoulders. We all gotta survive. I myself would not buy anything, especially anything edible from a stranger, but some folks were. She did not even ask me though. She just walks through announcing her wares. It did take me by surprise at first but only because that was new to me in PHX. Common in other places. I had never seen that before here locally. I am sure it might be a rare thing since security is usually tight on the train system platform, especially on big event or game days. i do not take the train often but I know people who take it daily and have zero problems with it. It is a good service if you live centralized. I wish it went to more places.

Used to take the light rail to ASU almost every day. There was a security guard who one time stood…read morenext to me during the ride and ranted about his ex wife. A few weeks later he groped me and whispered in my ear before stepping off the train. When I tried to tell the other security guards, one of them said "Well no one's ever said that about him before..." and the other one said "Man, you can't even flirt without getting in trouble these days." When I made a report on the app, there was never a follow up. I still had to see him several times a week, so he clearly wasn't fired or anything. Very disappointing and unsafe.

I had to submit a police report for one of my jobs and without going into detail (for security…read morereasons), I called the non-emergency number since it wasn't a bodily harm emergency. A big thank you to Officer J. Cruz for his professionalism, kindness, and quick action once he arrived. Although there was a delay, he apologized, took my concerns seriously, and handled the situation with care. I truly appreciate the way he treated me. One area that could be improved is the non-emergency call response. I tried to discreetly signal that I was in distress by asking for a pizza, but the call taker repeatedly told me I had the wrong number and didn't recognize that I might have been asking for help. While I understand not everyone is familiar with these types of distress signals, I hope the department considers additional training so staff can better identify callers who may be unable to speak openly. Thank you again, Officer J. Cruz, for your outstanding service. You definitely deserve a raise and a promotion for addressing the situation at hand, right away once you arrive.

4/25/26 Actual address for the Chandler FD/PD Training…read moreCenter was at a nearby location in Chandler. Chandler PD Training Event 10/5 Faith Based Security Summit open to "all" faiths. Registration check-in 0700 Event 0800 Opening Remarks Chandler Chief of Police, Bryan Chapman Chandler Mayor & retired Pastor Kevin Hartke Speakers CPD officer Tom Schuhrke Threat Mitigation Unit FBI Special Agent Daniel Johnson National Threat Operations Center Phx Office Deputy Director Susan Dzbanka Community Preparedness CPD Strategic Initiatives Michelle Denton, Realtime Operations center Crime Prevention Manager & Security Author Jason Webber, ASU PD. Thad Philips Security Director Mission Church Jared Tetzlaff Security & Safety Director Rock Point Church This event was designed to bring Law Enforcement and Faith Based Organizations together to address issues concerning public safety generally and Houses l of worship specifically. This event was sponsored and led by Chandler Police Chief Bryan Chapman whose bold leadership has developed events like this for awareness, training, networking and forging relationships between Government officials and Houses of Worship of all faiths! I was impressed with the Summit, from the top down support of Leadership to officers and forward thinking community outreach. Be well my Friends-SYOY!

This is not a review of any of the activities of our state government. It is simply a review of…read morethe conveniences added for anyone using the facilities. You are on your own to decide what you think of the government. I'm not going there. FREE WIFI in the hearing rooms of Arizona House of Representatives and Senate, as well as the hallways outside the hearing rooms, the upper lobby of the Senate and House galleries, and nearby courtyard areas. Free WIFI Rocks!

Believe it or not DMV still ranks #1 worst place to have to be! haha! the ladies here at the…read moredevelopment services are great. very friendly & helpful. Anytime you have to deal with city/govt employees its nice to stumble across a hospitable situation