Great service, cares about clients and safe transportation. Wouldn't go anywhere else!read more

Do NOT use this company to transport your elderly and or disabled loved one. We had to wake up the…read moredriver who was sleeping in the hospital parking lot. This driver transported my 90-year-old father in a wheelchair and the entire time played loud music and had the windows rolled down so my father got extremely cold. He was shivering and had to have several nurses help warm him up when he got back to the skilled nursing facility where he is staying. This is abuse, plain and simple. This company should not be in business or at least have this driver working there.

JJ transportation was great! I hired them to take my mother who can no longer drive herself to a…read moredoctors appointment. They were on time for the pick up and treated her with respect. She reports the driving being safe. They helped her right into the doctors waiting room and were waiting right outside for the ride back. I would use their services again.

Amazing experience. Very nice , very new vehicles. Prompt drivers and excellent service!!read more

Karan was the best driver these frequent travelers have ever encountered!! He was very…read moreprofessional, always on time, extremely kind and his fleet of vehicles is perfectly maintained, clean, and beautiful. We will definitely give him a call every time we are in the Seattle area in future.

I'm new to the island, on the far South end, just visiting. After InstaCart crapped out on me, I…read morestarted calling around. The Bailey's Corner Store fellow told me about the Ken's Korner Red Apple Market. I called and Micheal quickly answered the phone, was very polite and courteous. I explained my InstaCart conundrum and that I didn't have any small car etc, just a beastly RV. I asked of there was any other traspo around that might help me with a grocery run and he told me about Mel - All Island Express Taxi. I called and Mel said she would make a pickup for me, even offered to do the shopping! I told her I would check out with Red Apple and it was a GO. I made an account, checked out, got the Red Apple email, Micheal pulled things together quickly and Mel drove the groceries down. VOILA! the plan went from concept to complete without a hitch. She was very kind to me, and easy to talk to etc. I highly recommend her and hope to avail of her services in the future, she saved the day.

This company was such a great relief. While visiting the island I did not realize there was NO…read moreUber so I called & the gal on the phone answered right away, I gave her my info & a driver came out so fast. It was a nice experience & friendly employee. I would certainly recommend All Island Express Taxi to anyone needing a ride while on the island. 10/10

I have had several deliveries of gravy from them and they have always been fantastic to work with…read more Mark & his driver Willy are always professional and on time. Quality of the material is far superior then previous companies I had used in the past. Thanks, Chuck

We have been using Smaller Deliveries for years and are very pleased with the friendly service and…read moreproduct. We generally get some type of bark, but have had the occasion to need top soil as well, and the split delivery option worked great. Mark always calls the evening before the day of delivery to confirm the time frame window, which is very appreciated. Overall a fantastic company that we will continue to use for years to come.

Great company with dependable service and affordable prices. I have used this company for 8 years.read more

What a great company! Alec and Ray are both always so kind and efficient. Prices are also very…read morereasonable.

What John Wayne (SNA) is to LAX, Paine Field (PAE) is to SEA…read more Maybe not the best comparison here, but for someone who has been to both pairs of airports with half of one pair in proximity with the other half, it's a fair enough proportional analogy where the airport sizes are commensurate to one another. I live in Los Angeles County about the same distance between SNA and LAX, and hands down, I'd choose SNA over LAX because it's much less hassle to fly into and out of Orange County. Similarly, if I were to live in King County the same distance between PAE and SEA, I'd indubitably prefer the airport in Snohomish County instead. That is, unless my final destination or choice of airlines isn't associated with PAE. Only two airlines operate at PAE: Alaska and Frontier. Flights out of PAE will end up in Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, or a city in California. Any other destination, you will need a connecting flight. Any other airline, you will have to choose SeaTac instead. In my case, I was flying to SNA in Orange County, CA via Alaska Airlines. After getting dropped off at the passenger terminal, I made my way inside where I was able to check in my bag at a kiosk and get a luggage tag, which I secured around the handle of my bag, After dropping off my bag, I made my way to the TSA Security Checkpoint, where there was not a single customer in line. The security agent was in a very bubbly mood, even this early in the morning, trying to perk me up as I was still trying to wake up for my morning flight, so I do appreciate how upbeat she was to me! And I also appreciate how there was no line to get through security either! It's almost like nobody else in Puget Sound even knows about this airport that you almost wonder if you're even allowed to fly out of there. I flew out of SNA at an even earlier time, and I still had to wait a few minutes in line to get through security; my groupmates on this trip mentioned an even longer line at the TSA security checkpoint they went through at SNA. Hopefully they won't read this review; otherwise, they might be jealous of how I always found the shortest lines through security lol. I did joke to the bubbly TSA agent that I was still trying to wake up and could use some coffee; she mentioned there was coffee in the secure area. It's all the way at the left corner near Gate 1: Beecher's Handmade Cheese, which supposedly boasts the world's best mac & cheese. Hmm, can't be too certain about that. There's also a bar called Upper Case Bar, which is closer to Gates 2A/2B. Those are literally the only options for eats and drinks at this airport. If you don't like either, I'd recommend doing what I did: pack a couple of granola bars in your carry-on before boarding your plane, where the flight attendants will serve you refreshments, which include coffee. There are only three gates at this airport: Gate 1, Gate 2A, and Gate 2B. Initially, my flight was assigned to Gate 2B, which would have necessitated going outside before entering the plane. It was raining pretty hard that morning, and to make matters worse, my flight was delayed by almost two hours due to maintenance issues. Luckily, the flight got re-assigned to Gate 2A, which had a jet bridge, meaning that we didn't have to go outside to board the plane. Great news! I think the reason for the lack of a jet bridge at Gate 2B is because of how close it is to Gate 2A. However, if it rains a lot in that area, maybe consider a makeshift jet bridge on concrete so that passengers won't have to worry about getting wet before boarding the plane? Before the gate change announcement, we were told that they could provide umbrellas for us to borrow while walking to the plane, but there was only a limited number. I was almost afraid I'd have to use my own umbrella, which was in my backpack, and then place my wet umbrella back in my backpack during the flight. I really appreciated the awning at the dropoff location because, like I previously said, it was raining pretty hard during the early morning of my flight. I thought I was going to get a little wet at least before going inside the airport, but nope! However, since Paine Field is pretty large, I wouldn't recommend totally relying on GPS because it may take you to a different part of Paine Field. You might end up spending more time trying to find the airport than waiting inside the airport for your flight! I visited Everett, WA back in 2017, and while Paine Field had existed back then, the Passenger Terminal didn't until two years later. My only option then was to fly into SeaTac and then make the hour-long drive to Everett. Had my visit to Everett happened after that or if the Passenger Terminal had opened at least three years earlier, I easily could have flown in there instead. TL;DR: If you live closer to Everett, definitely consider flying out of PAE over SEA! Much less hassle and foot traffic here, but also make sure you know beforehand where in PAE the passenger terminal is.

Security is very disorganized and group up and stand in the egress blocking passengers from…read moreexiting. A glass of wine was going to be $45.00. The wine was $18.00 carry out charge(15.00) we were sitting at the bar the rest were taxes. One of the security people took one of our Metro cards that still had 3'w more years on it.

I had a great experience purchasing a car and I highly recommend working with Alex Lemme. From the…read moremoment I walked in, Alex was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. He made what can often be a stressful process feel easy and straightforward. Never made us feel pressured, and made sure we were comfortable every step of the way. His friendly attitude and genuine willingness to help made all the difference. Thank you, Alex, for making my car-buying experience such a positive one. If you're looking for someone who truly cares about their customers, Alex is your guy! You'll be in great hands!

It takes a lot for me to write a bad review, but my recent customer service experience has been one…read moreof the most frustrating in my life. I hope this review can help others to avoid my terrible circumstances in the future. I brought my 2017 Tundra in for a 90k service to Rodland. I am very consistent on my services and would go to Rodland for my big mileage services. The service went fine although it was $1000 (expected). Roughly 10 months later when I was driving on the freeway my transmission drain bolt fell out, fluid drained out, and my transmission is toast. I brought my truck to a local mechanic where I was stranded. That independent mechanic was adamant that the cause was either the bolt not being torqued to spec or a new crush washer not being properly installed at my last service. I did not hit anything or sustain any damage. The mechanic thought for sure Rodland (who last touched my transmission and serviced it) would take responsibility and help me with a new transmission in some form or fashion. I called Rodland and asked if they would be willing to tow it to them (or I would pay to) and help me with this service issue. Rodland denied any responsibility, said I could tow it to them, but that I would have to pay full price for a new transmission and they said other shops would probably be cheaper. After escalating the issue, they said they would look into maybe getting me a discount on a new transmission. After looking into it, they stated the transmission is not available (on back order) and all they could offer was for me to pay full price for a rental car from them in the meantime. No loaner (they don't offer them) or discount on rental was offered. I ended up ordering a new transmission through a different Toyota dealership who was willing (Marysville) and I have been quoted a wait time of roughly 3-4 months for delivery. So in conclusion, going to the dealership for my 90k service ($1000) lead to my drain plug falling out 10 months later, transmission failing, zero offer of customer service help (anything would have made me thankful), and now a 3+ month wait for a new transmission from Toyota. Please for your sake ALWAYS make sure your drain plugs are properly replaced and tightened after your services. I will now ALWAYS do this. I love Toyota, but this was (and still is) a real tough pill to swallow. I hope this review helps Rodland and/or a customer in the future.