Matt S. is a perfectionist who will make sure he gets the job done to your absolute expectations -…read morehe installed a surveillance system and did a professional job with no issues - work's perfectly - highly recommended

Matt is so helpful and kind. He really cares about his customers and has helped me in a few binds…read moreand went above and beyond when he really did not need to. My parents' power went out and I wasn't in town to be able to go over to their place to try and fix. I called Matt and he gathered all the details and information and was calm and collected. I ended up sending him photos of the electrical panel and some wiring, and he was able to determine what the issue was over the phone and avoided us needing to have a service call. Afterward, he followed up several times to make sure everything was okay. He did not need to do this and he went above and beyond. He just really cares and I am so grateful I know him and look forward to working with him on some future projects. His pricing is very fair too and he does everything by the book, and with safety as a number one concern. He also broke down everything for me in a way I could understand, since I know nothing about electrical work. Thank you so much Matt!

I've volunteered for them for more then 10 years now and everyone in this rescue gives 110%. We…read morevolunteer our time and effort to help save the cats and kittens of Devore shelter and help them find their forever homes! Since forming we have saved over 7,000 cats!!

My husband and I adopted our senior cat from Kitty Devore Rescue. The application process is…read morethorough; they really want to make sure that their cats are going to loving homes! Everyone we talked to clearly cares very much about the cats they rescue. They keep a good record of the cats they care for. They also told us stories about our cat before we met her to give us a good sense of her personality. The stories made us fall in love with her even more! We are so happy with our newest family member. If you are looking for a kitty, I recommend Kitty Devore Rescue!

Awful. Booked a passport appointment for my baby and received a missed call from Kim, and she left…read moreme a voicemail an hour before my appointment to tell me they can't service us. She provided a number to call her back for any questions but doesn't answer. Unprofessional.

Angela helped me through submitting some paperwork and through multiple trips home and back to the…read morepost office. What could've been super frustrating and stressful was made easier because of her kind and fun attitude and service! I was able to mail out my package successfully all because of her help and careful eye for detail! Thank you Angela!

North Pacific Home Care is more beyond of what I expected for a agency for me they are best one of…read morethe agency I've worked before, Sir Mark is very kind and caring boss for all us caregivers and also a very generous boss when it comes to our salary rate and Job Shifts he has good clients they treat us good.

This lady is professional, she handles documents with lots of care and keeps good communications…read morewith clients Thank you

This woman is AMAZING! I was having trouble getting something notarized and she went out of her way…read moreand attempted 5 times to get it done for me. She traveled 35 miles plus each way and each time to get my documents signed. I was very overwhelmed and stressed and she didn't let me down. I will ALWAYS use her for my notary needs. She definitely went above n beyond going the extra mile.Thank you again Eva.

Great place with staff who care. Especially Miss Lexie, Miss A, Miss Tracy and Miss Kristi! Great…read morecity. Beautiful landscaping makes ur easier to embrace sobriety. I'm trying hard to get back in. I messed up and heard they welcome you back with open arms, providing there is no history of violence. Which is FAIR!

These women are incompetent. They don't know how to read a proper drug test cup. They toss out…read moregirl's who are clean. A faint line means negative results.

Not familiar with rehabs and so on, Lolly and me, new to San Pedro, kept hearing "Beacon House…read moreBoys" they do this and that. There actually seems to be some community pride about Beacon House. So as rehabs go, what is different with this one? Basically, what is different is that it's an "as long as it takes" place. Maybe someone needs more than six weeks or six months or even a couple years. They will not be considered "all done" until they are. We think some people who have spent years of their lives in a blur of substances may need the restrictions that some of the reviewers complain about. We want to honor that they have their experience, their truth, and it may have taken some courage to complain too. How does Beacon House afford to do this? There are fund-raisers and donations and the profits of the thrift store on Pacific, but if you're on government benefits as your "income" you're going to have to think of these government benefits as how you pay your way. As we understand it, except for the expensive, private rehabs, the ones that celebrities or other high income people go to, they all are dependent on government funds in some way, Our understanding is that some people need a very controlled, restrictive environment for a while in order to break the lifestyle that they've had addicted. The reason that they are monitored is so they don't go out and do their stuff, which might have included buying and selling. It's hard going but it's not forever even if it feels like it at first. It may also seem incredibly boring compared to being high. So just in living life we have met some of the men who are or where in the program there. We met a man in midlife who had been thrown out of his family's home because of all the drama he was bringing in there because of his addiction. He spent some time at Beacon House. We actually don't know when or how long he stayed there. Maybe a year and a half ago he was off his substances but he was also depressed and feeling that there was nothing left for him but to go on SSI. "This is it for me," he told us. Well, we caught up with him recently, maybe a year since he thought SSI was it for him and he is back with his family, he is off his substances, he is active in a church of his choosing, and most importantly, he has become an apprentice and is employed, bought a car and is driving, and is so much happier and healthier and fulfilled.

I have seen this mens recovery facility saves lives, reunites families and support the communities…read morewe all live and work.