Visited this Lowes during my visit to Elverson, and this one is huge and got it all. I visited the…read moregarden section and well stocked with plants, I was looking for grapes, and they didn't carry it. The staff is friendly and will visit this place again. They do have a lot of items on clearance and sale.

Everything that I expected any store to be is what I found. It was clean.shelves were stocked and…read moreitems were clearly marked. What is obvious is lack of management in the store I am handicapped and needed a microwave so I went to lowes and was really disappointed in the lack of management in the store. First off trying to get a employee who was clearly having a personal conversation with someone to just point me in the direction of where they were proved to be a problem. Once I picked it out there was NO ONE AROUND to help me load it on a cart..BTW I am disabled and had a service animal with me. Once I struggled with it I went to look for a toaster oven and the same girl having the conversation with a friend was clearly pissed that I dare to ask a question . So I went to check out and to my surprise there was one girl at returns who was busy and ZERO CASHIERS. it was all self check out. I was getting ready to leave the cart and a woman who was sitting down watching the self check out offered to help. If I'm going to pay full price why would I want to check myself out.......I asked to speak to a manager and was told that they both went to lunch together as they do EVERYDAY. like I said lack of management. Before I retired I was area director for 14 locations of a company and today's example that I experienced would result in both managers getting fired immediately. When no one is in charge of a store that big and the employees know it the results are what I experienced. In the future Home Depot will be the go to store. It is the same distance from me, they have the same items for the same prices and someone to cash me out and if there is any problem a manager is on duty any time the doors are open.

Quick to respond, quick to provide excellent service and always available for any questions or…read moreconcerns.

Although their service area map on Yelp said we were within their service area, the man who…read moreanswered the phone said we too far away in PA.

My wife and I are putting in a new kitchen and we have been working with Colonial Marble on the…read moredesign. They are a family owned business which shows in the quality of their work. We were supported by a great staff from sales through install. Everything looks fantastic and the kitchen was installed on time. I will continue to refer them for any home projects.

We purchased two onyx countertops from Colonial Marble & Granite in February 2026 and the…read moreexperience has been disappointing. After selecting our remnant, we were rushed into choosing our templates prior to the installation the following day. When I noticed a spot marked with a green X, I was assured it was a small hole that would be filled with epoxy and we would never notice it. We moved forward based on that assurance. When the counters were installed, we found 10 to 15 visibly mismatched epoxy repairs and a noticeable scratch. The one repair I had specifically asked about was the worst of all. A technician came out the following week, acknowledged the repairs didn't match, and admitted our salesperson should have disclosed them -- but suggested most predated Colonial's purchase of the stone, meaning we were sold a heavily repaired remnant with zero disclosure. What followed has been four months of inexcusable customer service. I called 3 to 5 times per week and almost never heard back. When I finally reached Wendy in management on April 2, 2026, she was unaware of key details and said she'd follow up with the service department. It is now June 1, 2026, and I have not received a single callback since. I want to be fair: the counters themselves are beautiful, and every service technician who came to our home was professional and exceptional. This is purely a failure of customer service at the management level. We live 45 minutes away and have busy lives, but we are now left with no choice but to drive there in person just to find someone willing to speak with us. We were prepared to give Colonial more of our business. Instead, we have been ignored for months over an issue that -- at least in part -- was clearly their responsibility. The lack of basic decency in returning a customer's call is something I never expected from a professional company. I would urge anyone considering Colonial Marble & Granite to think carefully before trusting them with a significant purchase.

My 250th review concerns our second big adult purchase after our house last year. My wife and I…read moredecided we were done with IKEA and hand-me-downs and it was time to put some real furniture in our bedroom. We first tried some local furniture stores like Raymour & Flanigan and Mealey's in Maple Shade, NJ. We have bought smaller pieces from stores like this in the past (like a sofa/love seat combo) but we were generally disappointed by the quality of the bedroom sets. Many of the sets were stylish but for $3,000-$4,500 we saw furniture made in Southeast Asia with particle board backs, veneers and usually no dovetail joints. We were also extremely turned off by very, very pushy salesmanship. We almost bought a set anyway but, in the end, we did the thing I most recommend to anyone spending over a few hundred on anything: we walked away and thought about it. Ultimately, we passed, which was for the best. We later tried finding some well-made antique pieces but things were either too expensive or just didn't work. Some pieces were very cool, but we could usually only find full-sized beds that were quite creaky. Enter the recommendation from a friend to look into Amish-made furniture. My wife did some thorough research and found about 4 or 5 recommended stores between here and Lancaster. We visited each one, picked out our favorite set, took photos, got a quote on that set, walked away and compared all the photos and quotes. Some things we learned. First, most of these Amish furniture stores are just middle men for the actual craftsmen. Second, most furniture is only available when ordered by your specifications, so we were usually quoted that it would take 2 to 3 months to actually receive the furniture. Third, most Amish furniture is not made in Pennsylvania. It's mostly constructed in Ohio and sometimes in Canada. Fourth, the styles are often simpler than some fancy modern or retro designs you might see in your common urban/suburban furniture store. However, fifth, the craftsmanship is generally way higher quality (all wood, dovetail joints, etc.). And, sixth, this usually means a slightly higher price tag. We generally saw furniture for about $4,500-$6,500. In the end we chose Alegacy for a number of reasons. They had several styles that appealed to us, their sales style was friendly and not at all pushy and they had one of the better prices for a bedroom set that we desired after collecting all of our quotes. Honestly, it was hard to be a good adult and not impulsively pick something that looked great. And, it was hard to choose a path where we knew we wouldn't see the furniture for about 3 months. But, we haven't regretted putting a lot of thought into this expensive purchase. We also decided to spend $1000+ more on Amish-made furniture because it seems like the quality will be worth the investment down the line. This furniture feels like something that could eventually be an heirloom. Down the line, we visited Alegacy on 3/22 and visited again and finalized our order on 4/26 but only received our furniture today, 9/8. We were quoted an "estimated build date" of 10-12 weeks, but it actually took 19+ weeks for delivery. Alegacy is only staffed by three gentlemen (that are all family?). They were always pleasant and not pushy. They took care of delivery and minimal assembly from 40 miles away for only $120. The delivery today was quick and smooth and both guys were so friendly. And, ultimately, I know that they cannot control how fast their craftsmen work. The three star review is a tough one. However, in the end, the furniture was almost 2 months late, they were an hour late for their delivery window today and ultimately they seemed a bit disorganized and not very communicative. When the furniture was 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks late, we reached out to them, not them to us. When they were an hour late for delivery, I had to call them, not them calling us. They obviously use a paper system instead of a computer system and each time I called they took down my number like I hadn't given it to them several times already. The three star review is because of this frustration. The furniture is beautiful and well-made. And, I wouldn't tell you not to go to Alegacy. But, I would say to not necessarily trust their estimated delivery date or their ability to stay in touch about the furniture you are obviously in anticipation of receiving. If they just stepped up their customer service as far as knowing realistic estimates from their craftsmen about build/delivery and communication this could have been a 5 star review.

From the owner: We specialize in American Made solid hardwood furniture. Our furniture is made to order and can be…read moreordered as shown or modified to your exact specifications. We offer a wide variety of styles for every room in your home. Visit our online showroom and contact us today for the finest in Amish crafted, customizable furniture!

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