Went in to chat with the team about potentially working with Impact Computers. Their shop is clean,…read moreinviting and has an amazing mascot Sunshine who is an adorable little friendly dog that is very well behaved. David, the owner has a great rapport with his customers and not only does computer repair but liberally offers advice for free. He's very smart, and knows his craft inside and out. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend David and his entire crew for anytime you have technical issues and need professional support.

Craig was the "glue" that held that store together. Craig has passed. It is NOT the same store. My…read moreexperience was a nightmare. Will NEVER go back!

Needed a complicated Financial Document signed and notarized on the spot at a customers location…read more Stelle came right over and helped me finish the deal. Thank you.

Lili, her daughter J, and the rest of her team are phenomenal. From alterations on several of my…read moresuits and dress pants, to altering my 7 year old grandson's suit, moving a button over in a jiffy, the positive aspects of this business are endless. It's incredible. This photo is my grandson in his suit awaiting mark up for Alterations which were perfect and fast turnarounds always.

My husband took 6 shirts to get shortened length wise and somehow out of 6, 3 were shortened too…read moreshort even though my husband even asked for specific measurement lengths and had them pinned as such as well! This ruined 3 brand new shirts. When I went back on his behalf, they were not remotely apologetic and did not offer any remedy. I asked for a refund for the cost of the work and was given that but for costumer service I shouldn't have to ask this!

They hemmed a gown for me on short notice and the result was excellent. With Friendly service as…read morewell.

Fair price for zipper replacement. Not sure what else to…read moresay. Why do I need 85 characters to post a review that Yelp encourages?

We took a pair of rusted, peeling, vintage wrought iron chairs to Boone for powder coating. We…read moreliterally took in what looked like "junk" and came out with "treasure" because the chairs were in fact rare vintage mid-century chairs! I never could have imagined the level of professionalism and attention to detail with which Chase treated our chairs. He went above and beyond. He explained the multi-step powder coating process and followed through making the chairs better than new. I cannot recommend Boone (and Chase in particular) highly enough -he is a true artisan and caring professional.

Your one-stop shop! Brought my railings in to Chase on the powder coat side, along with post some…read moretop-caps, for my new deck. Chase did an awesome job, very timely, and even had the metal shop fabricate a new top cap for one of my new posts that was just the right size. The results? Beautiful!

My worst experience with a suit altered ever…read more When I walked in the door, I told the woman behind the counter that I wanted the hem of the jacket and pants to be taken up by 3 1/4 inches. She said 1/4 inch. I said no, 3 and 1/4 inches. She said 3/4 inches. I said no. 3 and 1/4 inches. "Too short. You try on". I should already have walked out, but I had more errands to run and didn't have time to find a different tailor. She didn't know that 40 years ago, my girlfriend now wife taught me to sew, but I shouldn't have to give her my resume for her to believe me. I guess she couldn't wrap her mind around the fact that some men know how to sew. So I tried my jacket on. She adjusted the sleeve and I said 'No. Shorter'. She had adjusted the sleeve as it were a shirt, not a jacket. I learned proper sleeve lenght from Frank Sinatra. I had to say 'shorter' 3 or 4 more times before giving up. I picked it up to find she hadn't even bothered to replicate the vent in the sleeve. She just hemed it, replaced the buttons and charged me 60 bucks. Zero out of ten. Will NEVER go again.

I am glad to hear that others have had good experiences with QT's, however, I did not. This review…read moreis more meant to give a heads up to others who use them as a tailor (not meant to criticize the owners, as obviously others have had good experiences). I brought in a blazer I needed tailored for a suit I was wearing to an interview in a few weeks. The blazer fit everywhere except for the waist which was boxy and too big. I tried on the jacket, we noted that the arms, shoulders, etc all fit great but that it would be taken in at the waist. The tailor pinned the jacket. I paid a little over $50 for the alteration all up front. While I was a little weary on paying entirely up front, the good reviews gave me confidence that this would be fine. About a week later, I came by, picked up the jacket and was on my way. When I got home I tried it on and realized that the area around my arms/arm pits felt very tight, even though when I brought it in it fit perfect. I brought the blazer back and tried to speak with them about the issue. Immediately they became very defensive. Told me they didn't touch the arms and didn't even sew the sides. Claimed that all they altered was the back seam (which seemed impossible given that they only pinned the sides when I came in and that the sides had a completely different shape than before). Kept offering to open up the jacket to prove that they didn't touch the arms. I tried to explain that I didn't think they sewed the arms, but rather that the way they took up the sides must have affected the opening of the arms. Upon opening the jacket, they saw that they did in fact take in the sides and back seam. They claimed, however, that this is the only way this alteration can be done and that the arms of blazers just aren't comfortable and that it's normal for them to feel tight when you reach forward or move your arms. Obviously, this is not true. After going back and forth they agreed to let out seams below the arm back to the original size. I came back a few days later and found that they had let out not only the upper seam, but also part of the waist- essentially putting the blazer right back where it was when I first came in. Again, they were very defensive and argued with me. Eventually we came to an understanding (so I thought) that they would adjust it again- making sure that the underarm area was let out and the waist would be taken in. I came back a few days later and still the arms were tight- but I gave up. This time they claimed that the arms were tight when I brought it in (even though I know this is not true) and also again, that blazers aren't meant to be comfortable. I'd wasted too much time, gas, and energy trying to get them to do a standard alteration. I told them I was disappointed in the quality of work, but that I didn't think there was any way I could explain the issue differently. So, in the end I am left with a blazer that looks better than before but fits worse. I think a simpler alteration like a hem or a dress would likely be just fine. However, if you are the type of person that has a hard time speaking up about corrections or does not have the time to come back more than once I would not suggest coming here. The best way to judge a business is not when things go well, but how they react when things go south and for that reason I cannot recommend them.

Haven't been to this facility since they changed to StorQuest, but I tried last week. They happened…read moreto be resurfacing the lot that week, and I needed the storage right away. Tracey at the desk was able to move my newly-signed online lease to a different StorQuest facility down the street, so 5 stars on the customer service!

The service guy arrived as scheduled so that was very appreciated. I needed two upholstered sitting…read morechairs sanitized and cleaned because they had been in storage for two years. There were a couple water stains that he couldn't remove but he was honest about it and did the best he could. When he was done they smelled so clean and looked 100%. We were very happy with their work and would use them again.