I moved out here to Florence about 4 years ago and the community center is one of the reasons why…read more I was concerned about living this far out from 'civilization' but it has not been a problem as far as finding a decent gym to go to. The community center has a large pool with lap lanes and diving boards and a smaller pool with slides for the kids. There are indoor basketball courts, outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, and a huge selection of gym equipment. We have free weights, rooms for yoga and karate classes, stationary cycles, and the list goes on and on. There are all sorts of activities from Murder Mystery dinner nights to Arts in the Park and so on. Living out here is a breeze with the community center to keep active, but before you get all happy about coming here, you should know that you have to live in the community to be a member. They don't let any Tom, Dick or Harry just walk in off the street and start using the equipment. So buy a house out here, and you'll have great use of a fantastic gym. Otherwise you can just look through the window and see the smile on my face as I work up a sweat.

great community. it's not for everyone, yet. I say that because it's a tiny bit of a drive to most…read morelarger stores, Costco etc, but considering some areas or states don't even have a Costco I guess it's not that bad for a 30 min drive. I love it for that reason. I can see stars at night as it was 100 years ago, it's quiet, clean and best of all an overall steal of a value. we have lived here since July 2020, started our first build in nov 2019. base price of a 2,426 sq ft home at that time was 231,990. that same home today, July 2024 is still only 391,990. I know what you're thinking but really think about that. it's still a great deal. I follow the towns meetings on you tube and the surrounding development and this area is up and coming for some major growth residentially nearby and commercially. the town has and applies a good amount of resources such as police and fire response and community activities. I read that Florence, AZ is the safest city in all of AZ - I believe it. the community has a bunch of parks and green space for children and adults alike. I'm sure it's still a ways away but there is and has been a bunch of talk of the north south corridor highway going past the community which will make that 30 min drive to Costco more like 20 there is currently a big commercial parcel for sale in back of the new circle k (maybe a fry's grocery store to help offset Safeway across the street?) I'm a fry's guy - one other review on here states that parking in the road has become a problem and I agree, this would b my biggest complaint - hopefully this review helps someone

This location is Gilbert's Household Hazardous Waste dropoff point. I've dropped off used Alkaline…read morebatteries there many tomes. The staff is always competent, capable and courteous. I've typically seen paint dropped off, and last time I saw a large microwave oven dropped off. No payment is required for Gilbert garbage customers.

Very easy to properly dispose of your old paint, etc. I went on a Saturday morning and there was…read moreno line. I was in and out in one minute. Awesome! I only wish they had a facility at the north end of Gilbert as it's a half hour drive to get to this remote location. From where I'm coming there's no highway to jump on. They should also make hours available on weekdays later in the evening because the typical American works 9-5 week days. So Saturday is the only time I can go there.

Your one-stop retail location for anything woodworking…read more Timber woodworking is really two differenf stores under one company. You have machinery and supplies/accesories in one building and high quality Keiln dried lumber in a nother. The team at Timber are extremely friendly but more importantly, extremely knowledable. Stop in and say hello.

If I could give this place zero stars for customer service, I would--specifically their tool repair…read moredepartment. Our Festool saw broke down while still under warranty. My husband brought it to Timber Woodworking Machinery under the impression that they could handle the repair process. He was told that the Festool representative comes in on Fridays and that he could leave the saw there (without the box), and the rep would pick it up and send it to Festool for warranty repair. We expected a relatively quick process--maybe two or three weeks. Instead, two months later, we were still calling for updates and receiving no clear answers about when we would get the saw back. No one could even provide a rough estimate. For a company associated with a premium brand like Festool, this level of communication was disappointing. Timber would not provide me with a direct contact number for Festool and continued giving the same vague explanation: that a part was delayed coming from Germany and nobody knew when it would arrive. I eventually found Festool's service ceneter's number myself and began communicating with them directly. After multiple conversations with Festool--one of which became unpleasant enough that it had to be escalated to management--we finally received a call from a Festool customer service manager, Melinda. She informed us that because the repair had taken so long, Festool would be replacing the saw with a brand-new unit. Finally, some good news. Unfortunately, none of that progress came from Timber Woodworking Machinery. We had to advocate for ourselves every step of the way. Less than a week later, Timber called to let us know our replacement saw had arrived. I went to pick it up immediately and was actually prepared to leave them a positive review despite the long delay. However, less than an hour after I got home, I received a call from shop manager Ray Ann claiming there had been a mix-up and asking me to return the Sustainer box and manual because they supposedly belonged to another customer. Seriously? At that point, my confidence in the entire process was gone. After months of poor communication, lack of updates, and confusion surrounding the replacement, this final incident only reinforced my impression that the repair process was poorly managed from start to finish. Festool ultimately resolved the issue by replacing the saw, and I appreciate them standing behind their product. Unfortunately, my experience with Timber Woodworking Machinery's repair department fell far short of the level of service we expected.

These folks had everything I needed and were so helpful. I probably cost them more than I bought,…read morebut the guys were such problem solvers. Hats off to these folks. You have to see this place if you're looking for metal or for solving problems.

Expensive prices for a junk yard and you will spend an hour trying to find what you want. I saw a…read morerattlesnake when I was there so be careful where you walk.

Phenomenal ! Friendly and Knowledgeable and ready to answer…read moremy stupidest questions. A great place to buy rock and turf. Total pros

Very happy with the experience...From the friendly people on the phone taking my order to the…read moredriver that conscientiously delivered my 5 tons of screened fill dirt. This product was exactly what I needed and will be perfect for a small project I am doing in my yard. This is not the first time I have used rock 'n' roll, and it will not be the last. Thank you for the great work!

I should've reviewed this place months ago! I searched the web and went in-person to multiple stone…read morebusinesses -- Sedona Stone was the best. I was kind of indecisive and they helped me out. I recommend them to my friends and fam. I get so many compliments on how the front of my house looks now. I feel like it even raised the value of my home! Thanks again.

Sedona Stone not only has an amazing product but the customer service is top notch! Tanner is…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and goes out of his way to provide the best service. We keep adding stone projects to our house and will always use and recommend Sedona Stone!

Get a big load or get a bucket nearly free delivery and nice people who work here. If you need a…read moretouchup. bring a shovel and bucket get your own. Nice overall.

Easy access, great staff that goes above and beyond to help you get what you want and need…read more Discount for Veterans also is a huge plus.

Conveniently located near Eastmark we headed over to dump some residential garbage. The Mesa…read morelandfill no longer accepts residential so the nearest free option was over 45min. This landfill did cost us $43 for the entire truck bed, which was steep, but we were in and out quickly. They do not accept tires and you must wear a safety vest- plan accordingly! The staff is super friendly and they have a fool proof tag system for getting your debit card back after dumping. Line went fairly quickly and we'd definitely be back!