This place kicks ass. I hate retail experiences, but this is genearally anxiety free for me and I…read morereally appreciate the one stop shop here. The Stihl ripsaw I took in and expected to drop off and pick up on a later date was fixed immeditely by Mike. I love this store

Friendly, always helpful staff. Bonus for having resident birds, cats and frequent pup "managers"…read more It's always a joy to shop here.

Our moving team was wonderful! We send a very special "Thank You" to Geoff, Kaylin, Dorita, Ernie,…read moreand Jason for moving 75 tables to our church for the upcoming Attic Sale. Because of Two Men and a Truck's Community Outreach program, their services were provided at no charge. What an incredible blessing! Thank you so much to your hard-working team for making this move very smooth and efficient. Your generosity is greatly appreciated! Normal First United Methodist Church

The main thing they did was to move my piano from a small bedroom to my living room around tight…read morecorners & they did it with ease! They removed parts, blanketed & shrink wrapped the whole thing! I appreciated their TLC! They also moved other things up & down stairs. They did it within the anticipated time frame. I had checked other movers. 2 Men were about 1/2 of their bids! They were professional, fun, friendly, efficient and willing to help in any possible way! They haven't changed a bit from when they did it 8 years ago! My 2016 guys were here! To keep employees loyal for that long says a lot about the firm! They even pay for their workers to take Financial Peace University! I cannot say enough about them! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Found this while passing by a long time ago. It is a large, eccentric hardware/department store…read more I don't know what I'll find, but I find somethings each time. It's not as random as unclaimed freight or remainder stores, but it's not a typical hardware store. it is, I think, an old department-like store, that had different counters for different things that people needed, like, work cloths, boots, hardware, garden, sports (although quite small). (309) 527-6100 it's just off the interstate and between interstates, so it is a useful place to stop and stretch your legs.

Very disrespectful staff. It is an old department store with junk that has been there for over a…read morefew years and no new stock. I DO NOT recommend this place. Go down the street to the other antique store that actually will help you and not give you any attitude about anything. I personally will spend my $500 somewhere else. Wish I could give it a 0 star.

Did you know it's possible to love a vacuum shop? Hi, I'm Meghan, and I love this vacuum shop…read more This is my story. Well, first, Backstory: I owned a Dyson once and was never impressed with it. I'd have to roll over something several times to pick it up, and it just never lived up to its expectations. Then I got a relatively basic Bissel. It was relatively OK at first, but then I really grew to hate it. Cleaning out the canisters, peeling things away from the filter. It was a mess to use and worked only in the strictest sense of the term. Finally, about 3 weeks ago, I cleaned my house again and decided that was going to be the last time I ever used it. I was done. I began by crowdsourcing, and between my last two experiences and the passionate voices of those who had gone back to bags, I knew which direction I was headed. I browsed a few on Amazon, narrowed it down to a couple, and got busy with other things. Finally, the time came to vacuum again and I knew it was time to act. Luckily in the meantime I remembered that we have a local business that specializes in vacuums, so I held off on Amazon and went in and began a conversation: "Hi. I hate my vacuum." It was all uphill from there. I'm rarely one to buy something the first day I look, but the salesperson took a lot of time with me to help me understand the quality of the products they sell (which are, indeed, pricey), maintenance expectations, what all the parts did when comparing models, and their service plans. I left a little weary over how much I'd likely spend, and over the looming decision to buy two (canister for the wood floors -luckily a little less expensive and with a nice discount if buying in a bundle, and upright for the carpets and rug). I came back the next day ready to buy, but the salesperson (different one, just as great) took a ton of time with me again to confirm my understanding of the choices and teach me again about the parts, maintenance (where they play a big role, with free labor if you also purchase the service plan, which I strongly recommend), etc. I winced a little when I handed over the card, and then came home on a Friday evening with plans to go out shortly after. I did not go out. I was so excited about my new "toys" that I vacuumed the entire house instead. Let me repeat: I skipped a social engagement on a Friday night to vacuum. Just 2 days ago I hated vacuuming!! The quality was immediately apparent; I immediately knew it was worth it to pay more now for something that will last than to buy anther still-pricey bagless at a department or big box store and need to replace it in another 3-4 years. I cannot BELIEVE how clean my floors are after just one pass. These things are seriously a game changer. In the end, I liken the experience to buying a good quality bike at a local bike shop. The quality is chosen by people who know the business. The expertise is there to help you understand that quality and why it matters. The service and maintenance is there to keep you using the product for the next decade or more. And, of course, it's a local family business. Last perk: with the lifetime service plan, you get free rentals for the carpet cleaner machine. Those things you can rent at the grocery store? Also pretty crappy and heavy and hard to use. I already picked up my rental to take care of some spots on my carpet and rug and am amazed by the quality there, too. You'll need to buy the cleaning product, but knowing that I can reserve and check out this machine is alone worth the reasonable service plan. And of course it will only continue to pay off as they clean the vacuums annually and provide free labor on all maintenance. I'm really happy with my purchase and the service I've received. I'll say it again. I love this place.

I called Nybakke's today to make an appointment for a tune-up that was supposed to be a part of the…read morelifetime maintenance plan I paid extra for. I got the owner whom I hadn't had a good experience with years ago, and so wasn't really very surprised when he told me that the tune-up is now invalid because I hadn't brought it in every year to be worked on. Why pay for a plan with small print like that? I challenged him on his lack of ethics, and he hung up on me. He seems to be an pro at slight of hand. I say that because years ago when I was a young mother who didn't have a cent to my name, but desperately needed a vacuum, I went in to buy one that was advertised in the paper. But he wouldn't sell it to me, saying that it was too cheap and wouldn't last long, and then tried to sell me an expensive model that I couldn't possibly afford. Typical bait and switch. Don't be tempted to give your business to this man. He isn't honorable, and doesn't seem to care what his customers think once he has your money!

I went in to VonMaur today with my daughter to look for a dress. I was helped by the nicest, most…read morepatient young lady named Belle. She not only took the time to help pick out dresses that suited my daughter's personality but also made her feel confident along the way!

No. No thank you. I was felt up by one of the men that worked in the suit dept. At first I thought…read moreit was just me, It felt uncomfortable but then the friend I was with, mentioned it to me. I'm like yeah. Crazy. Also, the other workers seemed disinterested in helping anyone out