I just had a great experience with Brooke! I needed to have a search for an old china maker and…read morepattern done. She found the necessary answers for me within minutes. I had spent at least 15 hours trying to get that info. The cost was very affordable and I am so happy to have contacted her. I highly recommend her services!! Thanks Brooke!!!!

Deal didn't go through and she lost my white-gold spring bar and told me that it is steel and to go…read morereplace it for 3 dollars. Welp it wasn't steel and it was white gold and now out of luck because of her mistake. Blamed it on me and gas-lit me for it. Really unprofessional and wouldn't ever do business again. Stay away and just sell the watch to a jeweler store instead. Have the blackbox video of it happening and will be posting it on social media for everyone to see since "it is my problem now".

Lee Hill at Watkins Tractor & Supply in Kelso, WA, was the friendliest and most knowledgeable man…read morewe could have hoped to find when we were looking to purchase a Kubota tractor. He was honest in pointing out features that that might not be the best choice for our use. He delivered our purchase personally and spent an hour showing us all the ins and outs of our tractor and implements. He encouraged us to call him with any questions we might have, and assured us that Watkins supply will have anything we might need for maintenance on our Kubota. 100% satisfied with Lee and Watkin's Tractor & Supply, and of course with our new Kubota tractor!

Friendly, honest, great folks here... worth the drive for us. If you go, be sure to talk to Lee in…read moreSales, he'll get you all the info you need and when you're ready he'll get the purchase all set up.

This is one of the best pawnshops I've seen in Washington. They are very nice and people oriented …read more And above all else they are fair and won't hesitate to give you a fair price if you explain why . Thank you guys for your great service and can't wait to come back Ps thanks for being flexible on your pawns .

Great People, Great Prices! Bought several items including a sweet guitar. Will come back again.read more

Was absolutely amazing! It's a great mission but as of 02-2026 the furniture pieces have been…read morepriced so extremely high that they are untouchable. Regular pieces that are not vintage or fancy. Not sure what happened but $150 for a small 6 drawer dresser that's beat up is crazy and the pricing was like that throughout. They had so much furniture because nobody's paying the prices. Again, great cause but good business knows to sell a lot at a fair price then a few at high prices. They need to reevaluate.

A wonderful community resource. I contacted the Habitat for Humanity's store to donate extra…read moregravel. I appreciated how quickly they scheduled a truck and two men to remove the gravel from my driveway. The men did a great job, all the gravel was removed, and the driveway was swept clean. Thank you.

Jewelry repair. Just very helpful and got my jewelry to a repair place they did an excellent job!!read more

Very fine place to find audio, power equipment and cool firearms. Making it a habit to check here…read morefirst for good finds.

All the one- and two-star reviews of this Goodwill made me curious to check it out when we recently…read morepassed through Longview. While it's definitely not the best Goodwill ever, I don't think it's as bad as it's made out to be -- if you haven't been there recently, it may be worth checking out again. This medium-sized Goodwill has the older WA Goodwill layout (before they introduced the fitting room cube in the center, which I'm not a fan of). Women's and juniors' clothes in the front, men's on the left side, kids' on the right and housewares at the back, shoes and bags in the center, plus a small books/media section in the front left corner. I found the prices to be pretty typical of WA Goodwill stores, and not particularly high compared to other Goodwills. They do have colored tag sales and discounts on the weekend -- when I was there, it was 50% off green tags and $1.99 pink tags, so deals can be had. The selection isn't huge, of course, but I tried on some Calvin Klein and Ann Taylor clothes that were reasonably priced. The fitting rooms are open and don't require someone to let you in, which is nice. The store isn't dirty and it smells fine, but it is somewhat messy and disorganized. On a Sunday afternoon a couple of hours before closing, the shelves were jumbled with items randomly thrown here and there, and there were abandoned clothes strewn around the fitting rooms. It's not ideal, but it didn't ruin my shopping experience or anything. Overall, it's a pretty typical small-town WA Goodwill store. Worth a visit if you're thrifting in the area or passing through (especially since there aren't a lot of choices in Longview).

Went in today while driving thru town on our way to sea side wanted to see if we could find…read moreanything. found a cool dingy hoodie looked at the tag it said 15 dollars !! I was like maybe 11 would make sense went up asked the big blonde lady at the counter if she would reprice it she scoffed at me said nope I said really and she said !REALLY! and said it's like brand new I said it's thrift store they get stuff for free it's not Marshall's I am not pay almost new prices for things goodwill is getting out of control with there prices it's supposed to be affordable she was rude and looked at me like I was a peasant for asking not happy !!

Robin and her hard working crew did a great job organizing, marketing, and liquidating my…read moregreat-uncle's estate. I was particularly impressed by the speed with which Robin sent us our paperwork and check. One of Robin's workers even took the time to find and subsequently send us a box of my great-uncle's correspondence from World War Two. (Now THAT'S what I call customer service!) The home sold quickly due to exposure from the sale, and we're very, very happy all around.

I attended the King City estate sale on 8/9/2026 and had an extremely unpleasant experience. The…read morewoman working the register in the driveway was rude, condescending, and unnecessarily gruff. The other workers I encountered were also unfriendly, and at one point I was followed around the sale, which felt incredibly uncomfortable and disrespectful. I understand that theft can be a concern at estate sales, but there's a difference between being cautious and making a paying customer feel like they're being treated as a suspected thief. I had my two children with me, and they were well behaved and respectful throughout the entire sale. I initially chose to reach out privately and give the company an opportunity to hear my concerns and respond before posting anything publicly. Unfortunately, I have not received a response. I also took the time to read the background story about Robin, her passing, and the company carrying on her sister's legacy. That story made me wonder: does the way this business is currently treating customers--and the 1.7-star rating and reviews here--really reflect the legacy she would want carried forward? A legacy is more than keeping a business going. It's also about how you treat the people who walk through the door. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this company if you care about being treated with basic courtesy and respect as a customer. I truly hope the people running it take a serious look at the customer experiences reflected in these reviews and make some changes