I have had numerous interactions with this company and my experience with them has always been…read moreexcellent. Both in sales, delivery and repair. I recently purchased a washer and dryer. Delivery was made a week earlier than expected. My old dryer just stopped working. I called Cockman's and they were out the next day. I am getting ready to get a new refrigerator. My first stop will be Cockman's. I highly recommend them.

Cockman's is a great family company to work with for repairs and new appliances. They go above and…read morebeyond to repair your appliance and are so nice to work with. They are so professional with how they care for your home while they are in it and they explain everything that was done and what needs to be done. They are not afraid to pick up the phone and call you when they are coming to your house or to update you about a part. They are very honest and treat you like you are part of their family. They do their own deliveries and their own repairs. They believe in taking care of their customers. We feel very lucky that we found them. Thank you Jeffery, Josh, Carlos & Jessica.

This store must be what a general store used to be in small towns all over. There's something of…read moreeverything here. Depending on which door you enter, you'll see general merchandise, like garden, kitchen, picnic, bath supplies, and some local jams, jellies, honey, or clothing -- ordinary everyday clothing: jeans, t-shirts, shoes, hats, along with general house decor. In amongst the merchandise are old pictures and newspaper clippings documenting the history of the store in the community and the family that opened it. Expecting clothing, and there was that, in abundance, it's the downstairs that had me in equal parts amazed and claustrophobic. The downstairs is filled, as in stuffed to the ceiling, with work clothing including boots, shoes coats. Writing that it's stuffed to the ceiling is truer than not because the ceiling is low. The pipes and ductwork are lower still but mostly down the center of the store. It's well-lit, but yikes -- I couldn't stay very long. This is a classic small town general store. No need to go to anywhere else because if you just need the essentials or the basics, one stop here will do that.

What?? this place doesn't have reviews? This is a piece of history of Siler City. You've got to…read morevisit. If you go downstairs, make sure you duck! The ceiling is lower than any ceiling you've ever been in! The store is ancient old.. the floor creak, the bathroom is .. don't even use it... but the history of the place is amazing. Nancy, that manages the place is helpful and very nice. I buy my seeds for gardening there because you can't beat the price if you buy more than a little pack like they sell in the other stores. You buy it by weight. There is very OLD stuff in this store.. it's not a modern day store, but just for the history, you have to try it. There are photos of Siler City 'back in the day' hanging around there... ok the best part of the store, is that I can get a soda and a candy bar for under a buck still. The sodas are in the cooler, glass bottles even if you desire! This is a store you will expect to see older men sitting in the chair shooting the breeze and talking about planting their next crops. I will say that i think the prices are a little steep downstairs, but it is high quality clothing and shoes that you are looking at, so in reality, it probably is priced fair.

Very friendly and very knowledgeable. The owner showed great integrity as I saw a rifle that I very…read moremuch wanted just as it was being put on display. By the time I got permission to buy it, he had already received a better offer over the phone. Seeing as I was the first to arrive in person to make the purchase, he sold it to me for the original asking price. Will certainly do business with them in the future.

One of the worst thrift shops I've ever been to. Nothing was worth even 10 cents. The ceiling was…read moredripping into buckets, and everything smelled like mildew. I dropped some clothes off at the back and I wondered why I washed and folded them.... They were thrown in a huge nasty pile. It's where perfectly good clothes go to die. The only redeeming factor was the fact that I get to decide how much my donation to the trash pile was worth. But hey, it's a good smelly place to walk around while enjoying your frozen yogurt from next door. :) cool creations next door is great.

I shopped in this store for the first time. I had trouble finding the clothes selection I was…read morelooking for, but within a few minutes of walking around, I figured it out. I liked the fact that the prices were hanging on the rack so you can see what you are buying. I bought two pair of jeans that looked like brand new (one of them still had a tag on it) for $2.00 each. You can't beat that! I wasn't greatly impressed but I will return and continue to shop there from time to time.

I've always been a big box store customer myself, but my wife really likes to support small…read morebusinesses. She pushed me to give Cockman's a try. Carlos was always quick to help her out before we got married. Their big claims is "Sales backed by service." Their selection is limited, as you'd think for a small business. The owner's wife, Karen, was extremely unhelpful. If you buy the most expensive item in the line, they've got a lot to say, but if you look for something less expensive, forget it about. We couldn't afford the top of the line and ended up with something that we weren't really happy with. We've had several problems with the appliances we've bought and they haven't been prompt or inexpensive when it comes to fixing things. Communication is not their strong point. I'll never buy from them again. When the crummy appliances we bought from them - which dwindled right after the warranty ended - finally die, I'm heading back to Lowe's or Home Depot. Maybe this is the reason why small businesses are losing out to the big box stores: high prices, poor selection and poor customer service. If I'm going to get poor service from a big box store, at least the prices are lower and the customer service is professional.

From the owner: Carlos and Karen Cockman established Cockman Appliance in 1985 and have provided Siler City and the…read moresurrounding community with both quality appliances (Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air and Amana) and first rate customer service.

Been buying horse feed and farm supplies for over 30 yrs at this store. Hard working crew, kind and…read morecourteous, very knowledgeable about their products! If they don't have it, they'll get it! Love the staff!

Feed. Yep -- Feed for horses, birds, chickens, and "killing feed" for those pesky pests we all…read morewant fewer of ... but not feed for dogs or cats (who have their own store across the road). Mix that up with garden supplies and some general farm and ranch supplies, you have a well-rounded store for country life or a laid-back city life. This is a country store at heart, though, I think. While they have things you'll find at any lawn and garden center, it's the ranch and farm things, with a focus on horses and chickens it appears, that take Pittsboro Feed a different and interesting direction for city-folk. It's a fun store to explore, actually. There's ordinary things, like bird seed and feeders and block salt, and a few not so ordinary, like baby chicks (at certain times of year) and heaters for outside waterers. Day-to-day items stay stocked, but it's the seasonal items that make this a store to visit at every time of year. It's a laid back store, with everything needed for lawn, garden, farm or ranch. And Bandit, the cutest bunny around, is right there soaking up the atmosphere and watching it all.

I am in the market for a kayak. Having zero knowledge and experience, I visited this location on…read morerecommendation of a more experienced, avid kayaker. While their selection was limited due to it being the off-season and changeover for next season's new models, staff was friendly, knowledgeable and informative. I learned a lot about the different styles of kayaks, paddles and personal flotation devices (PFDs). I walked away with considerable knowledge to weigh my options before making a commitment. They also offer classes and instruction on water safety and skills enhancement. Highly recommend visiting!

I would never recommend this store to anyone. Me and my boyfriend came in- as SOON as we walked in…read morethe man was saying "we don't have anything for you" REPEATEDLY. My boyfriend is African American and I'm white- not sure if it was a race thing but it's so unacceptable. My boyfriend was nice and kept trying to talk to him and figure out what kind of bikes they had and the guy insisted on continuing to tell us that they didn't have anything for us. Finally he told us that there was only 5 bikes available- but I guess he thought they were out of our price range because he said they're "2,000 though". I guess he thought we couldn't afford it. Overall a AWFUL experience and it's safe to say me and my boyfriend will never return. I would never in my life recommend this store to anyone. Update- called and spoke with the owner to let him know about the service. He was just as rude as the employee, and didn't really seem to care about the feedback. Sad as an owner of a business you don't see feedback as positive and a chance for growth. As a personal trainer very local to this area it's safe to say I will never recommend this to any of the clients I have

Only good things to say about these guys as a buyer. Good communication and flexible to work with…read more Have been a buyer through three separate auctions in past six months. As a R.E. Appraiser and avid Craigslister seems that they generally get close to market value for there listings and would use them for large lot sales.

From the owner: Rogers Auctioneers has brought buyers and sellers together for more than 19 years. We are your…read morenumber one auctioneer and real estate broker. Our mission is to work in the best interest of our sellers while making buying more enjoyable. Call us today for more information.

Ben was on time for his appointment; reviewed all the pieces we wanted to sell and paid us before…read morehe left for the items he wanted to buy. We would use him again.

From the owner: I'm an antique picker from central NC. I work mostly on the east coast and buy anything from…read moretraditional antique furniture to the unusual and macabre. I'll buy one item or whole estates, and I'll travel to you. I'm always interested in buying: gold and silver coins American and world coins Gold and silver jewelry advertising signs crocks/pottery militaria...and much more.