Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are great. Delivery was fast and directions were…read morefollowed. I will be using 903 Landscape Supply for all my landscaping needs.

When a business comes highly recommended one's expectations are high…read more So as not to rely solely on photos we actually visited the store to hand pick the stone before ordering. I knew exactly what I had wanted since I had already ordered a small bag of the rock from Amazon. Walking into the store there was a man sitting next to the door on a computer and a lady across the room on another computer. The man suggested we take a look outside since the rocks look different depending on if they are wet or dry. I did not see exactly what I was looking for outside. Returning into the store the lady at the other computer and I were having a conversation. When I turned around there were shelves with boxes that had different styles of stones in them. I had found my stone. It matched exactly what I had at home. I ordered it paid in full delivery was also paid in full. Unfortunately, what was delivered was not what I had chosen. The delivery man called the store; he spoke to a man (not sure if it was the same man we ordered from). So, I got on the phone explained the entire story and was told that's what I had ordered. He gave me the name and size of the rock that had been delivered. Again, I told him it was not the stone I personally handed to him while in the store, The man totally shrugged me off and said '"I don't know what to tell you, it's already delivered". I asked if I could get some of the original rock, I selected to go on top of the wrong stone to cover it. His reply was "yes, but it would be expensive". Hmmm that's the customer service??? Really??? I am disheartened and disappointed! So, the moral of my experience is: before a stone drops on your property go out to the truck and check it. Maybe you will have better luck then I did. I'm still very upset. Really cannot believe there was no reconciliation of receiving the wrong stone. Money wasted.

I needed a copy of a key for my new apartment and discovered Pocono Locksmith on my way to the…read moresupermarket. I'm glad i spotted it and stopped in because the process was super fast and with service that felt like a real friend. And although i arrived there just after closing time he had no problem helping me out. After getting back home i noticed the key he made for me works better than the original that i needed copied which is awesome! Wish i had more cash on me to give him a proper tip/thank you for the value he added to my time and day! MUCH APPRECIATED!! Thanks again, Jason

Pocono Locksmith agreed to travel 45 minutes to give access to our cat sitter. He was fast and…read moreaccommodating. 4 hours after we first contacted him, both doors were unlocked and pets were fed. Phew!!! What a literal life saver!

Fast service and high quality work. Shustack's takes care of local businesses and first responders…read more Highly recommended!

Quickly made my hoses and had everything I needed to get up and running. I've been to other places…read morein the area and it's usually a lot longer wait time. I'm very satisfied with the service I received and would highly recommend

I hired S & T Coombe to install a Class A chimney system on my brand-new home after speaking with…read moreJeremy. I trusted them as professionals and specialists in this type of work, and I could not be more disappointed with the result. I paid $6,000 total, including $1,200 in labor, only to end up with an installation that damaged my home and required my builder to step in and correct it. They subcontracted the install out, and the work performed was sloppy, damaging, and clearly not up to code or manufacturer standards. Instead of following manufacturer guidelines, which call for brackets to be mounted directly to the structure using steel stand-off hardware with properly flashed and sealed penetrations, they took a shortcut. They screwed pressure-treated wood strips through the vinyl siding and used those as the mounting surface for the support brackets. This method is not code-compliant, not weatherproof, and not durable. The pressure-treated wood is exposed to the elements, which means it will swell, shrink, and eventually degrade and fail. More critically, the brackets were installed with enough force to visibly compress and distort the vinyl siding, destroying the Dutchlap profile and compromising the siding's ability to expand and contract. This isn't just a cosmetic issue, it's a long-term moisture intrusion risk that will lead to rot, mold, and hidden structural damage. Every building professional and code expert I consulted confirmed this was improper and amateurish. Worse yet, when I raised these concerns, Jeremy of S & T Coombe didn't acknowledge the mistake, and instead doubled down that this is standard practice and something that they "do all the time". When I continued to push back on the install, he proposed a half-baked fix: they'd remove the pressure-treated wood strips, then cut slits into the vinyl siding, slide the same strips behind it, and reinstall the brackets through those slits, then caulk over the cuts and call it done. To top it off, they said I'd need to sign a liability waiver releasing them from responsibility for any future water damage this method might cause. This wasn't a real solution, it was a cosmetic patch job that still ignored manufacturer guidelines and basic building standards. No flashing, no proper mounting blocks, and no real waterproofing, just a way to cover their tracks and shift the risk to me. This was done to a brand new house, and I now have to pay out of pocket to repair the damage and redo the installation the right way. I've already disputed the labor charge through my bank, but the wasted time, stress, and physical damage to my brand-new home are on them, and they've done nothing to make it right. If you're considering S & T Coombe please take my advice and run the other way. They subcontract incompetently, cut corners with zero hesitation, and when confronted, they try to cover their liability instead of fixing the issue. If they're willing to do work this visibly wrong, imagine what they're doing in areas you can't see. That's not just unprofessional, it's predatory. And let's not forget: this isn't drywall or paint. This is a chimney system, a fire-handling structure that demands precision and strict adherence to safety codes. Shoddy workmanship here doesn't just void warranties or cause leaks, it can lead to fires, carbon monoxide exposure, and catastrophic damage. That they treat such a job so casually is not only irresponsible, it's dangerous. S & T Coombe cannot be trusted. I wouldn't let them near my house again if they offered to work for free.

If I could leave more then 5 stars for the service dept I would. Had a small issue with our new…read morefireplace when it would light. Came out to fix it without any problems. Everyone is always so friendly and more than willing to help you. Highly recommend S&T Coombe. I know they will be there for me if I need them. Thank you!