Excellent service and great, knowledgeable people. Highly recommend a visit when in Trinidad!read more

Super friendly, knowledgeable and great ride recommendations. They were also able to swap out…read moretubeless tires same day after a gnarly side-wall puncture so I didn't have to miss the next day's ride. They even cleaned the bike! These guys are awesome.

The Trinidad Tech Shop is staffed by Chris and Ryan who are wizards with technology. No one in…read moretheir right mind will dispute this. I, however, know Chris and Ryan as the proprietors of my very favorite gaming shop. While technology repair may be their purview, the shop is also a haven for those of us not satisfied with console gaming and streaming video services, those of us looking for more in a game than a positive k/d spread or longest average life. Magic the Gathering is a staple of most game stores, and Friday Night Magic is a nationwide phenomenon. The Tech Shop is no exception. They even have an official judge in Andy, who also runs a Dungeons and Dragons campaign on Saturday. Tuesdays are open game night, with new games being tested, old games being mastered and Magic the Gathering being played in a format called Commander. Now, Magic came out when I was in high school and, while I appreciated it, I never really enjoyed playing it. The night I learned to play Commander, with the help of a super knowledgeable regular named Paul (who is also an official MtG judge) was the first time I actually had fun playing Magic. Wednesdays are for Warhammer, both the fantasy version and the ultra sci-fi version, 40k. Andy is the expert-in-residence concerning all things about the miniatures game. While I retain an intellectual interest in learning the game, I would much rather learn it with my own army. To that end, I asked Andy to teach me how to paint miniatures, which he was all to happy to do. I then discovered I have a natural aptitude for it and, what's more, found it to be extremely satisfying. I marvel at the progression: in the process of learning about a new game, I found a new hobby entirely! I first started coming to the shop because I wanted to play D&D. Since then, I have learned to play a dozen games that, under any other circumstances, I wouldn't've even heard of, made friends with people I wouldn't've otherwise met and employed strategies that were previously beyond my ken in games I thought I'd mastered. It has become a home away from home. Big shoutout to Chris, Ryan and Andy: your store is great, your work is outstanding, and you yourselves have no equal! Keep up the good work and I'll see you all soon!

This is a efficient and friendly business with very reasonable prices. They saved me a bunch of…read moretrouble on my recent trip to Trinidad to see family. My iPhone battery kept dying after five minutes. I went online and it looked like I might have to go to Pueblo to get it fixed. Fortunately, Trinidad Tech had the battery and within an hour returned the phone to me. It's working great. Thank so much to them. Don't go anywhere else.

We had short and pants cleaned and starched Great job…read moreLaundry mat was very clean Done in a timely manner

There are plenty of machines and everything is super clean. The bathroom is spotless and there is…read morean attendant to help if necessary. You can also leave your laundry to be done if you wish.

Very small but quaint and had a lot of variety! Everyone is small town friendly & there was even a…read morebank giving free cold water bottles out. I loved the creativity of the booths but also the prices for knit headbands or potholders were reasonable. My three kids loved the samples and the big playground with tall slides next door was perfect afterwards

From the city website: Farmers Market every Saturday, 8am-noon, at Cimino Park…read more A bounty of fresh produce, locally made cheeses, meat with no hormones or antibiotics, and camaraderie & crafts. Through mid-October. Went for the first time this past weekend and this will be an every Saturday stop for me until they close for winter! Great atmosphere, wonderful vendors and the best fruits and veggies I have seen in a while. Nice and locally grown. Only thing keeping this from a 5 star review are the hours and need for more booths. An additional day or being there later than noon would be great. More booths would also be a welcome.

It was Friday evening and my cousin was driving up from AZ, stopping overnight at my house in…read moreDenver and continuing onto ND for a new job starting Monday. At least that was the plan... until he called me with a blown transmition in Trinidad, CO. Not only did he have a blown transmition but he had 4000 pounds of tools in the bed of his truck. So just having the truck towed to a shop...was not an option. We needed the truck 100% protected from theft. After making 5 calls to various businesses in hopes of storing/keeping the truck for a few days...my confidence was dwindling quickly. On the 6th call, I got in touch with Angie @ JM Tire & Repair/Towing. Not only did she seriously step down my frustration level....she basically solved all of our issues on that one call. She towed the truck to Low Buck Storage, which her and her husband also own....she met us there at 9PM and allowed us to store the truck w/ tools for 3 days INSIDE a personal garage of hers, until my "AAA" kicked in. On Monday, "AAA" contacted JM Towing (Angies business) and had them tow the truck up to my mechanic in Denver. The tow was free with my "AAA" and when I called to pay Angie for her services, I spoke to her husband and he said there would be no change. WHAT? Are you kidding me? That's impossible!! No one, much less a business does something for free anymore. It was refreshing, it was kind, they will always have my business AND I want to tell everyone about it. Our tow truck driver was personable, kind and so ready to do whatever he could to make us comfortable and lower our frustration. It was an overall awesome experience. I picked my cousin up in Trinidad, and booked him a flight from Denver for Sunday..........and he made it to his new job, just like we planned !! Thank you Angie, her husband and our awesome tow truck driver.

I should have took the hint when I was trying to move a vehicle from outside storage out of this…read moreplace from one of the guys who works there who told me had drifters coming in and trying to sell him spare tires and wheels he thought they were stealing from around the Trinidad area. Months later when I came to get some things out of an enclosed, padlocked storage unit, I found the lock had on the unit was gone and another one put on. I thought at first management has cut the lock off, but it was some thief who stole stuff worth about a thousand bucks, but left behind stuff worth more. They were after the easy to transport and sell stuff, not the hard to sell and trace kind. Storage units are in short supply in this area, so beggars can't be choosers, and too bad too as the thiefs are sure to keep rolling into this place and pulling the same stuff till either Las Animas County Sheriff or the management does something about it.

JP offered fast, friendly and great service when doing a carpet installation. Price was very fair…read moreand job was complete in 1 day.

I wish I could give this company a lower rating. I speak to people in a polite and professional…read moremanner. And these guys can't handle it. After walking on eggs to get them to install carpet for my non-profit in January, 5 months later the carpet is already buckling and wrinkling. Though I didn't buy the carpet from him he told me that it was really good quality. Now when I ask him to fix the install his wife tells me one thing and he gives me nothing but attitude. "Yeah, I'll get to it." Then when I remind him how much money we paid him and I have a right to be angry he tells me to go ahead and sue. Then "Fuck you Bitch! Now I'm not going to do it at all!" What a piece of work! And they call themselves JP because "Jesus Provides." I couldn't agree more but these people, in this instance are not showing Christian ethics or morality. Of course, this is just my opinion, but a picture is worth a thousand words.