The most extensive power tool store I have ever been to. Don't expect exotic hand tools here,…read moremostly power tools by Milwaukee, Makita, Porter-Cable, Festool and Fein, just to name a few. They also have stationary equipment by General and Powermatic. Laddders, Pipe Staging..... they have too much stuff. Great source for bits & blades. Prices are great too. If you can't get it at at Roger's Hardare or here, you don't need it! http://bistools.com/

This company has terrible customer service and business ethics that are obviously not interested in…read moregetting new customers or providing ongoing support. The facebook page is full of snarky comments and mocking of people calling and asking for parts, giving feedback etc. It is clear this business does not care about people.

Great guy very professional, very knowledgeable and quick would highly recommend, I had him weld in…read moresome new pipes on my truck the kit wasn't exactly what was needed (my fault I ordered it awhile ago) but he made it work without hesitation and it came out perfect! Pays attention to detail which is a big plus in my book. Looking forward to having him do more work down the road.

RNS Fabrication is the only company who was willing and able to help remove a large steel boiler…read morefrom my basement. Rob was friendly, professional, timely, and clean. He truly went above and beyond to complete the job. I would recommend this company with great enthusiasm for any welding needs.

Outstanding customer service, great communication throughout the process and better than expected…read morequality

these guys are amazing and do great work @Badlanders IRC couldnt happier with the people and the…read moreproduct. thank you guys for being the awesome people you are!

I have been a customer of theirs for about 38 years! This is a super friendly family business. They…read moreare so knowledgable about all things sewing. I have purchased two sewing machines and a serger from them and have been very happy. I bring my machines in regularly to get them cleaned and tuned yp - I sew a lot. Their service is thorough and excellent. They go the extra mile to make things right. I can't recommend them highly enough!

I LOVE this business. They are highly supportive. I have bought 2 Bernini sewing machines and an…read moreElma serger from them. The owner's father used to make house calls and he came to my house more than once. I wish they still did them because, at 80, I no longer drive, and he is now deceased. Wonderful family and great to do business with.

Terrible. Never again…read more Did a piss poor job and had to come back 4 times. Finally gave up and kep delaying service. Never fot a refund.

Excellent quality at a reasonable price. Prompt, dependable and thorough. I've used a lot of…read moredifferent electricians in the past and will stick with this one! Very very happy.

These guys have always been great. I wouldn't trust my equipment with anyone else. The owner,…read moreBrian, is a top notch mechanic and a fair businessman. In addition to forklift sales and repair they have forklift rentals too and deliver...

Good wood and good gas. Gas and wood. Wood and gas. There'd be a joke there if it wasn't so darn…read moretrue.

Came here to grab some hemlock. I heard that the prices are better than N.C. Hunt…read more Do you like customer service? I do. It makes me go back. The older man here was rude to me. I wanted a 4"x 8' hemlock piece of wood. I had forgot to mention that it was 1" thick. He was rude and said out loud, "Hahaha, she doesn't even know what she wants." I literally just finished measuring my project and I had a lot of numbers in my head. N.C. Hunt would have said, "Ok, how thick is the wood?" Simple as that. The man at Gilpatrick made me feel stupid. I'm not a stupid person. The older man went on bragging how his hemlock are all the same size and that N.C. Hunt not once had the same size piece of hemlock. When I received my 11 pieces of hemlock ALL of them where different sizes AND one end on a piece looked like an "L".... If you're going to brag that your shit don't stink, make sure it really doesn't stink. If you like smart ass grumpy old men, then this is your place. If you like to save money and want excellent customer service: N.C. Hunt is your place. Would I go back: Gosh, I hope not.... (they literally are 1min down the street from my place).

The GMRI is a fascinating place and a decidedly wonderful addition to the Portland waterfront. The…read moreprogramming they offer to local middle school students is exceptional and their new interactive learning lab, complete with a large observation tank, is state of the art. I found myself wishing that there was programming available to the general public. Every year, the GMRI holds a seafood celebration. I was lucky enough to attend this year. There were three floors of local chefs sharing their best seafood creations. Holding this event on all three floors, naturally walked guests through their facility, which I have to say, is extremely impressive. Their building itself, sits right on the working waterfront, with wonderful views and big tall windows to let in all the light. On the ground floor is the learning lab. Sitting inside the lab, with the tank on your left and the wall sized screen playing a video on local aquatic life, you could imagine yourself on a learning vessel, working and learning alongside marine biologists. The fare at the seafood celebration was pretty epic. There were haddock sliders, fish tacos and the most incredible scallop crudo. There were also bowls set out on communal tables of home made potato chips and onion dip, which had nothing to do with seafood, but were stand outs as well. Overall, this is a fascinating place that does great work and the GMRI seafood celebration is one of the rare times, the public is invited in for a view and some delicious apps. Well worth scoring a ticket or two next year!

The Gulf of Maine Research Institute is all about science, education, and community - and that's…read moreconsistently reflected in the outreach they offer. Specifically, their focus is stewarding the ecosystem, cultivating science literacy, supporting sustainable seafood, and strengthening coastal communities. Basically, they're the good guys when it comes to all things ocean - you can breathe easy, because (you're in Maine) they're fighting the good fight to keep our Atlantic healthy! GMRI is not often open to the general public (because it's not an aquarium), so if oceanography, marine chemistry, and being informed on the future of our largest economic resource (fishing) interests you and you ever get the chance to tour their lab and education facilities which are spacious and bright (during their Lunch & Learn's or Science Cafés; or, if you're a middle schooler, their LabVenture! which used to house a half red, half blue lobster), you should absolutely do so. It will help you appreciate the tremendous amount of effort and care that goes into their research - and protection - of our ocean and its resources. We are lucky to have them located right on Commercial St. in Portland. The folks who work here are brilliant, passionate, and dedicated to what they do; every encounter I've had with them has been positive. They also host a Seafood Dining Series throughout the year that highlights (and celebrates the local, responsibly harvested) underutilized, yet easily accessible, seafood right here of the Gulf of Maine with Culinary Partners (restaurants) throughout the state.