After decades of living in Bellevue, experiences like this remind me of why I don't miss living…read morehere. Seattle City Light shuttered their stores, and for good reason. Unlike the 80's or even the 90's you got more choices than Pay N Pak, for home improvement. From Eagle to Lowes and Home Depot, you can find just about all the lighting you would desire. I had about 30 minutes before a medical appointment across the street, so I decided to pull in to see what they offered for outside dusk to dawn lighting. I have three lights that were on my house when I bought it 16 years ago. A very nice-looking light, that I actually found while shopping at Costco about 11 years ago, so I am going to assumed they carried them for years. LED lights don't last forever, and one of the lights is flickering a lot and another is starting to flicker, so I decided it was time to replace all three. I didn't see any lights that met the description, so I asked one of the people up front and he confirmed, they don't keep those lights in stock. What kind of lighting store are you, when you don't keep all kinds of lighting in stock? Truth be told, I think the lighting section at my local Lowes is larger than this store, but if your goal is to put on a glossy show for Bellevue, I don't have faith in your ability to stay in business. He offered to show me lighting online, but I can do that myself and guess what, I'm checking Amazon, before I look at your site. I did see a fixture I liked while I was there, it was a light with a sign for your house number. It was also $1,300. You must be nuts, it was cool looking, but you could put that on sale for $350 and I'm still not buying it. All of this stuff is made overseas and the fact that you are selling it for a 10x markup might make you believe it's worth it, but I suspect contractors that drive up prices and people that believe they are too good for commercial lighting like Home Depot are the ones shopping here. I guess when you are next door to Albert Lee, you can get away with that, but my ex tried to talk me into getting appliances there and I told her, why would I pay $3,500 for a fridge Costco sells for $2,200. Her reply, because the neighbors shop there. I got the fridge and got rid of the girl. Well, only a fool pays retail and regardless of how nice the staff was, I refuse to overpay. I got 3 lights from Amazon for a total of $120. I don't think I saw a single light here for that price and I'd suspect if I returned, which I won't. I'd find the light I bought on Amazon for $40 here for at least $350.

I love e this lighting store but somehow I come by on Sundays whenever I'm doing a project…read moreAnd they're closed Sundays. Review to be continued when I actually gain access to this place

I was referred to this company by a neighbor who thought they did a great job. We had our gutters…read moreand windows (inside and out) cleaned. Our gutters were overflowing in this last rain from being so clogged. They went up to the gutters and scooped everything out by hand and threw it onto tarps to haul away. There was no mess on my porch or decks. The windows where so nicely cleaned too. They were quite dirty but they cleaned inside and out and paid attention to detail. They even cleaned the small windows in the garage door. The outside cleaner let the person inside know that he had missed a spot on one of the kitchen windows. They put down a tarp over my carpet and sofa before putting the ladder up. It was a great price too so I now plan on having them out twice a year from now on.

I used to live in Snoqualmie, WA and had a business in North Bend for many years, and Vision Quest…read morewas always my go-to company for window cleaning. I've since moved away but I highly recommend them.

A Monday in August, year one of the pandemic…read more The place sells mostly to electricians, but the guy was very helpful and patient with this do-it-yourself guy. Employees showed 100% mask cooperation, and used lots of hand sanitizer. I went here to buy electrical supplies for a fancy shed I'm building. I had previously researched what I would need to run power to the structure, and it looked like I had a choice of PVC plastic conduit, buried two feet (61 cm) deep, or galvanized rigid conduit, buried six inches (15 cm) deep. The steel costs more and is harder to deal with, but the effort saved digging the much shallower trench will likely more than make up for it. Still, I didn't exactly know what to buy, so I went to a real store instead of trying to buy on-line. I had measured the distances the conduit needed to cover: about two feet (61 cm) from the connector box on the wall of the cellar to the ground, about four feet (122 cm) from the house to the structure, and about eight feet (244 cm) from the ground to the connector box in the structure (three feet from the ground to floor of the structure, and five feet to the connector box). My first question for the sales guy was the radius of the angle pieces (about eight inches, or 20 cm). Then the sales guy guided me through the additional matter of connecting the pieces together. The straight segments of conduit are ten feet (305 cm) long, and have threaded pieces on the ends that connect to the angle pieces. But because the straight segments will need to be cut, the cut ends will need compression fittings: one each where the vertical segments connect to the boxes, and one more where the cut end of the horizontal segment attaches to an angle piece. Those fittings include things to attach to the boxes, which I don't need on the horizontal segment. Another problem is cutting the conduit. It's tough stuff. Cutting it with the Dremel would require a lot of patience, and probably consume several cut-off wheels. I don't have a heavy duty saw like a Sawzall. Even if I got metal-cutting blades for my jigsaw, it's on its last legs. That leaves me with a hacksaw. The store only sold hacksaw blades in ten packs, but they weren't outrageously expensive, and each cut would probably wear down a blade. Rather than search for cheaper blades, I got a pack. I found the sales assistance quite useful. It was enough to assemble the conduit correctly, and I only broke one compression fitting. My boy came along on the shopping expedition out of curiosity. To keep him amused, the sales guy gave him a complimentary, kid-size hardhat with the store's logo printed on it. He was delighted. I drafted most of this back when "year one of the pandemic" was just "the year of the pandemic". I was back recently, looking for lamp parts; lamps are electric, right? No luck; that's not their kind of electric stuff. I also asked about circuit breakers. Also not their thing. The cashier did at least suggest Seattle Lighting for the lamp parts. I thought they deserved four stars ("Yay, I'm a fan!") for the conduit visit. I was disappointed with them last week, but I'm not going to count it against good service on things they do sell.

Great customer service, almost always they have little bit of everything keep in mind this is for…read moremostly professionals not for homeowner or unprofessionals. Highly recommend for professional electricians.

First time trying this company out and would highly recommend it! We had a small get together and…read moreonly needed a few tables, chairs, and linens. I was a little skeptical of the pick up and drop off situation, and it turned out to be an easy and smooth process. Small local business owners who are willing to go above and beyond for their customers.

Great service and convenient at a reasonable price! Would…read morerecommend for parties or events.

I have been sick for a couple of years and haven't been able to clean or take garbage out. My…read moredaughter hired Extreme Cleaners to get my apartment in shape for an inspection. She assumed that being that they advertised as being "Extreme" Cleaners, they would be a professional team of men and women able to handle large jobs. She paid $400 for two hours of work. It ended up being only two women with ​no hauling trailer or truck, so my daughter and her fiance ended up having to take and pay for the garbage removal themselves. Granted, she should have asked for the specific details of the services provided, but still, they advertised as being removal specialists. My daughter wouldn't let me be there during the time they were cleaning, and when I returned home I found, to my utter dismay, that the women had literally thrown everything out but the kitchen sink, and if they could have dismantled it, they probably would have thrown it out. The kitchen had gotten pretty messy, with plates, pots, and other things left out on the counters. These women, instead of setting them aside or washing them, had simply thrown everything out. My daughter said she instructed the women to "Throw out anything that looked like garbage." Obviously, my plates, pots, and other kitchenware were not "garbage." They had thrown out the left boot of my good pair of snow boots and just left the right boot laying in the middle of the front room. They threw out a beautiful etching my daughter had done in her art class, and she is a talented artist. They threw out my expensive coffee and I guess I'm lucky they didn't throw my coffee maker out, too. I had three boxes of good quality false nails - gone. I had left, in all reasonable thinking, a large makeup kit with a lot of cosmetics I had built up over the years, closed, out on the bathroom counter - gone.​ All of my bathroom towels, including a couple of brand new ones - gone. And thank God they ran out of time so didn't decimate my room completely, and, thank God again that I had the foresight to take my cosmetic bag of necessary lifesaving medications with me when I left, or I would have been in deep trouble. All of the deodorant, lotion,and other sundries - gone​. And last, but not least, they threw out my large kitchen garbage can. Unbelievable.

Great service.. my windows look amazing. The person who was here made sure he knew exactly what was…read moreexpected up front, that way there was no confusion at the end. Highly recommend this company! Price quoted was price charged. No surprise fees..

Support local. Easy to get to, nice selection of options and ample parking. Only one fire pit…read moreexample - definitely focused on interior and exterior fireplaces.

Even though they didn't serve my area, Guy was great to give me good advice and point me in the…read moreright direction. I'd do business with these folks in a heartbeat. Nice to find real customer service like I remember growing up.

The most genius idea during these uncharted times in a work from home world. I sent a remote break…read moreroom package to one of my clients. They loved it so much they asked for an introduction to Agora so they could send it to employees and their clients. Customer services, flexibility and creativity are off the charts. Thanks, Agora Team!

I use Agora in our company's break rooms all over the Seattle metro area. I highly recommend them…read more They have the best products and their customer service is unbeatable.

Byron arrived at the stated time and worked steadily until finished. Was very careful with my…read morethings and he cleaned up after himself. Windows are spotless. Price was very reasonable.

The staff was eager to book you and when you asked details questions, she became very impatient and…read morebasically tell me to get away. I am not sure about their service but their attitude was beyond arrogance for a cleaning company.