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While the work is a good quality, deadlines were not met for…read morethree shows. After the first deadline not met, I called and emailed ahead to be sure thhe work was done. I was told it would be. However, it was not. The attitude was that they have alot of work so they can dictate the terms.

Jay was excellent! His price was reasonable. He and his crew showed up on time and the work is high…read morequality. I highly recommend JRM he's a businessman that's not afraid to get his hands dirty. In fact, we are expanding the project and have a second phase to begin next year. JRM and Jay are awesome.

Outstanding work. Our deck's support beam had been damaged by a moving truck and needed immediate,…read moreemergency reconstruction to prevent major damage to the house. Moreover I had to go out of town the next four days. JRM LLC took my phone call when I was out of town and went to the house immediately to make an estimate. They clearly explained what had to be done and why. The next day they had a crew there doing an emergency job. The rate charged was fair. Communication was excellent by phone and by smartphone photos. When we returned home we saw the work quality was outstanding. Rock solid. The deck repair looked better even than before it was broken! They even matched the paint accurately.

I'm sorry to have to say this, but be warned, these guys are totally incompetent and are not to be…read moretrusted. We had them dig a new septic field in our backyard last summer, at vast expense. Like everyone in our area we have high water table. Disregarding this they dug a small pit for the septic field and placed the infiltrators literally underwater. I'm no expert but even I thought this was not going to work. The "boss" came by to survey the situation and simply dumped gravel on top of it and cover it with dirt in order to obscure the underlying problem. 9 months later our system backed up. Our septic tank is taking on water that's backing up from the septic field. We've had our septic tank pumped twice in one week. I notified them of this problem and they initially said they'd come and survey the situation and offer a solution. But then they just ghosted me. After trying to contact them many times and finally threatening legal action, I finally got an email from the owner, David Friedlander, claiming to offer a solution. But he has since gone silent and never came by. We are now forced to hire an attorney to try to recover the cost of having to repeatedly pump our tank and fixing our septic field which is flowing backwards into the tank. Be warned.

We had someone come out to give us an estimate on a pretty big project. He was great, thouroghly…read morelooked over the project, and discussed options with us. We decided what we wanted done and were told we'd have an estimate within a week. That was months ago. We called the office 4 seperate times and were told different things each time, every call ending with us waiting to receive an email that never came.

Expensive, even with the sales. And good luck finding staff to help you find anything. Despite…read moreseveral ceiling signs, mostly, you are on your own. STAFFING is really lacking; the line was looooooooong. This is not the fault of local management. More likely a corporate management decision or strategy. Retail is a catch 22- long lines and higher prices drive people online to shop which results in a ghost town vibe in the store which leads to more online shopping. SUGGESTION TO HOBBY LOBBY: Host in store craft events and "kids craft camps" to rebuild your base.

Everything a good craft should have and more! This shop at the South Hills Plaza in Poughkeepsie,…read morewill brighten your day any day, any second- hell, any season. I love to up my decorating game from Fall to the Christmas holidays and purchase faux Fall leaves, stems to Norfolk pine garlands to decorate my home. Faux greenery aside, Hobby L. also has a Craft dep't, Fabric+Sewing, Baking supplies, Art items, candle holders, beads and more- which makes it a nice starting place to get some inspiration and tweak what you purchase with your own add-on flair. Since Hobby L. only carries faux greenery, I personally love adding real stems and flowers I purchase from a few florist shops to break down that artificial feel. Even if you're not into buying artificial anything, Hobby L. is a must-visit any time of the year for any of your crafts. Prices are fantastic. But the other big take-away for me is these folks carry more craft items and have more variety than Michael's & JOANN. No offense.

I love this place from the outside to top top of this scared chapel. The staff was super sweet and…read morethe place is breathtaking from the parking lot all the way to the upstairs. I bought some stickers because the place had me mesmorize also please visit it's worth the tour.

The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors was an interesting spot in the Town of Wappinger. It is basically an…read moreart museum featuring psychadelic art that they readily admit was inspired due to trips on LSD and other drugs. Also, the main artist is Alex Grey who for a long time has done artwork for the band Tool. I think at first the art seems very impressive and trippy, but after a while it all starts to feel the same. There is a cafe on site but I did not visit as the building it was housed in asked you to take off your shoes and it was snowy the day I went. At 20 dollars it feels a bit expensive but overall I am glad I went. That said, some detractors online have called the place "a cult" and the vibes I felt were a little weird. I don't use the term lightly, but just going to state what others have said. Apparently they also have once a month events (around the full moon?) that neighbors have described as very loud. So definitely some negative reports on them not being the best neighbors. In short, worth a visit to check out the art, but not sure about some of the other programming.