I just wanted to say that, although I couldn't use Brian (I live far away), he replied to me…read morequickly & professionally & pointed me to another source for me to try. He went out of his way to help me & that is the sign of an honest man. Thank you, Brian!

5 star rating!!!!! Brian explained the guts of the problem to me---he went back to my previous…read moreservice pit stop and why similar symptom from different source. This time rust had corroded connections. As single woman/homeowner I appreciated him taking me seriously---and even working on my Toro--cuz she has got some miles on her! Patty B.

Brought a less than 1 year old push mower here on a Monday. After some Google searches, I was 90%…read moresure the flywheel was shattered and I don't have the expertise to take apart a lawnmower even to replace a $2 part. While the initial phone call was fine, the drop off was cold and full of disclaimers - it would be $25 to look at it, but the credit goes towards fixing it. If it's over $150, they will call to confirm you want to move forward, etc. Obviously for a shattered flywheel, I figured we'd be ok, so I left it there. 3 days later, as the weekend approached, I called to see when I might be able to pick up the mower. I mentioned that I dropped if off on Monday and the person on the line said "THIS Monday? I doubt if they even looked at it, yet." I started to get a bad feeling. The following week I was out of town, so I figured I'd let them have some time. They finally called the following Thursday to tell me that it was finished - 10 days after I had dropped it off. I said I would pick it up on Tuesday. When I arrived at the shop to pick up the mower, I was greeted with a $115 bill which was $140 (less than the $150 phone call threshold) minus the $25 I had already paid. I was told that the mower needed a new blade, spark plug and that the flywheel was broken. Keep in mind, I've only had this mower for a single summer, have probably used it 10 times and I keep it in the shed when not using it. Disgusted, I paid and waited behind my truck. When the mower was brought to me, I was shown a rusty old blade that looked like it was used to mow a stone quarry, just so I could see how damaged it was. Needless to say, it wasn't mine. Bottom line - be prepared to wait, be prepared to pay at least $140. I can't imagine if anything was actually wrong.

I got tired of spending big bucks getting my John Deere lawn tractor serviced at the dealership; so…read moreI said to my wife, those guys in the neighborhood do lawn equipment, lets give them a try. Lake does a great job and I saved $100 on the bill for the same work. Its a neigborhood business but they have been around forever. Dependable.

I found this shop from Yelp, it has two 5 stars rating before my rating, looks good? It turns out…read morethat is not true. We call his service, the guy came over check our non-starting lawn tractor, told us to replace the battery even though the battery was just a year old and a power booster was failed to start engine. Anyway, we replaced battery followed his advise and the same problem exists. Try to contact him again many times, he didn't not answer or come back after took $40 for nothing. If you can, definitely avoid use service from this guy, he either does not know what he is doing, or just to set up a business to rip off people.

Bill came right out first thing in the morning, took the time to diagnose my machine and explain to…read moreme what the issues were. Showed me where to buy the parts on Amazon and said to call him if I needed any help with the fix. All free of charge. Really nice guy, definitely recommend and I will be back if I run into other issues with my older lawn tractor.

This place is the best. Our drier broke the other day...the belt snapped that was on the drum of…read morethe drier. I called Redmond's after another place told me about them, since they did not have that part I needed . A friendly woman answered at Redmond's, took down the model number of our drier, and came back on the phone a minute later saying they had the part. I drove there right after, and the 2 men working at the counter were the friendliest guys. I went home, and my husband and I replaced the belt, and the drier is up and running. Thanks Redmond! I will tell others of this place, and I will definitely be back if I ever need an appliance part. Such friendly service!

Our refrigerator water/ice stopped working and we were referred to Redmond's for repair. Parts had…read moreto be ordered, and they had us up and running within 4 days. They are family run business, which has become obsolete these days, and were super pleasant to deal with. The price was great, and we will definitely be using them again, if needed. I would highly recommend them to anyone!

Kraese repairs are great honest mechanics who fix everything properly and quickly. I will use them…read moreagain.

Very thorough tune up and blade sharpening on my walk behind. His guy picked it up from my place…read morewhich saved me time as well.

Excellent work! Highly recommend for a pool pump. Repaired within an hour and reasonably priced.read more

Amazing customer service, Devon help me and make sure I got the right part for my furnace. They…read morealso have good competitive prices. They went above and beyond on helping me. Definitely recommend this place!!

Klein Recycling bought my worn out, 250,000 mi Jeep Grand Cherokee for scrap. The price they paid…read morewas very competitive and they arranged for a tow company to pay me in cash and pick up the truck. Within a day I had a Certificate of Destruction from Klein for MVD and insurance company. They made the process easy and everything transacted how and when it was supposed to.

If you have questions just pick a new place to go. The woman who answers the phone has zero…read morecustomer service. She mumbles so you can't hear her, and god forbid you answer the wrong thing she'll get even more mad. All this just to get told on you're actually too far were cancelling your request. What of time and energy. That receptionist clearly needs training on how to have a respectful conversation and not be rude af.

I called Keen Seal to ask a few questions about an estimate I received from them and to see if…read morethere was any flexibility on the price, but the lady who answered was incredibly rude. She kept interrupting me the entire time and had a habit of repeating my name after every sentence, which felt annoying and forced. When I asked to speak to someone with the authority to discuss pricing, she refused, then offered me a 10% discount while mentioning she wasn't actually supposed to, which felt unprofessional. When I told her to keep me on the schedule for now while I decided and get the area ready for them, she snapped at me, said "that's not how we do business, call when you're ready," and hung up on me. Then I called back to report her to the owner; while their work might be good, this person is just nasty, and if she is the only person you're allowed to talk here, I'm better off taking my business elsewhere, in case something else needs to be discussed with something else regarding the job.

**** We finally hired Klean Seal to sealcoat our 40-year-old…read moredriveway--and WOW, why didn't we do this sooner? Every spring, we watch our neighbors in Piscataway either DIY or call in mystery sealcoat guys. Results? Hit or miss. But every time we saw a great-looking driveway, it was *always* Klean Seal behind it. The guy's a total pro--like a driveway ninja. He spent more time prepping than sealing (weed whacker, power broom, industrial blower--the works), and when he laid down the sealcoat, it was smooth, sharp, and spotless. No shortcuts, just skills. In and out like a driveway wizard, and it looks amazing. We're never using anyone else. Period.