Good guy, great conversationalist…read more Good man. A blessing to those around him. First airport shoe shine I ever paid for.

Cash only. Person working was friendly and efficient. Shine was good, I mean not a spit shine…read morethat you'll see your reflection in, but definitely will make your shoes look nicer before your meeting. Prices seem airport fair, but I don't know what a shine goes for outside in the world.

I have had my shoes shined before and they looked nice. But after the shine at this place they…read moreliterally look new. The woman working there today took her time, used several products, and really knew what she was doing. She's nice too.

Shoe shining is a perfectly respectable and valuable profession. So why is it that shoe shine…read morestands on the west coast are such an anomaly? I had an unusually easy check-in at SeaTac last week, so I had some extra time to kill and realized my Dansko's could use a good buff out. So I went to Mel's stand and got 'em done for 5 bucks. People sitting at the gate and walking by looked at me as if I was a circus freak. I admit that it could be the chair being ultra high, but mostly I felt judged - as if I was being politically incorrect getting my shoes shined. And I guess the Seattle part of me considered it as well as I was earnestly trying to have a great conversation with Mel - while honestly Mel didn't really give a shit. He just wanted to do his job. The awkward display was over in about five minutes, and while I walked away I did the math. 5 minutes on display and 5 bucks out of my pocket earned my shoes 6 extra months of life. Good enough for me.

I love Old Style Shoe Shine & Repair! Clayne is great, and does an excellent job. He used to run…read morethe shoe shine stand at the bottom of Rainier tower, if you remember that location, and brought the equipment over to this location. I love hopping into the high seats for a shine and some good conversation! They also perform all of the typical shoe enhancement and repair services (e.g. re-soles, cleaning, stretching, etc.). You can also get metal taps here! Some shops only do plastic nowadays. Overall, I highly recommend this business!

Got my biking shoes repaired. The stitching at the heel was splitting. Their idea of sandwiching a…read morestrip of elastic where the leather merged was genius. I'm very happy.

Ronnie did an amazing job with my shoes. He kept me up to date on the progress and was very…read moretransparent with the entire process. Shoes came back great.

Found this business on Yelp and it was a great find. I decided to get my high end luxury tennis…read moreshoes cleaned after an event I got them extremely dirty. Yelp to the rescue!! Ronnie did an amazing job with my shoes! He was very responsive and quick to offer service. He offers three levels of cleaning. I chose the too option that included pickup/delivery. I would highly recommend Ronnie to clean/restore any shoes.

The customer service I had a boot voucher for work and the…read moreguy that helped be switched up and decided to be rude once he figured out I had a voucher Was not helpful at all after that Didn't even give the option to order a pair of boots

I am not the review type of person. I appreciate reviews but I never write them myself. Today I'm…read moregonna take the time to write one. So this is the 3rd or 4th Red Wing store I've been to for business. Now I'm not sure how the actual boot buying experience is but I took 2 pairs of boots in for tuff toe. One pair was brand new and they got a smudge of black on my new boots. The other... just looks like a kindergartner did it. So I probably paid a total of 550ish for everything right? Not cheap. I called the store manager and explained my frustrations, she basically told me she wouldn't do anything about it because my boots were gonna be used for work anyway. No accountability, no apology, no accommodation. Well what if I didn't use them for work? What if I was gonna wear them for a wedding? My point is it doesn't matter what I'm gonna use them for. You're an established boot supplier. Be professional and own your mistakes. I definitely should've went to the Everett location. Lesson learned. Stay away from this store!

Brought multiple pairs of dress shoes in for stretching over the years. As always they've made my…read moreshoes great again. Upon entering I've always encountered a hello immediately and how can I help. Once I've explained my feet needs they often make some suggestions to improve the experience. And yes they made the comfort of my stretch better, so thanks. Pricing well was like $20 per pair of shoes so that's totally reasonable. And they had them completed as promised in 5 days. Broadway Shoe Repair makes coming up to Capitol Hill a worthwhile experience. And I'll be back with another pair of shoes soon.. Thanks for your service it's much appreciated.

I had a pair of Birkenstocks that were long in the tooth. Having been resold once four years ago,…read morethey needed another. There was also a pair of Colin leather shoes that they polished and put new heels on. When people talk about reuse recycle I think they don't realize how much effort And waste can be saved if you go to your local cobbler and have them fix your shoes. The value per dollar and time saves he fixed shoes that already fit and I don't have to buy a new pair plus they already fit with my existing wardrobe excellent value for the dollar

Really nice employees who do an excellent job! They cleaned the carpets in our new home quickly qnd…read morethey look great! Thanks!

John is the best! He's incredibly nice, honest, knowledgeable, and super responsive. I first had…read morehim come by almost a year ago to check out my carpets, but between procrastination and life, I didn't get around to scheduling the cleaning until now. The pet stains had been bugging me, so I finally texted him last week, and he got me in within days! John was so thorough and really took his time. My carpets look sooo much better now! He did everything possible to remove the stains and even used a special pet enzyme treatment. The price was very reasonable and absolutely worth it. I'm beyond impressed with the results and grateful for his dedication.

I'm happy that I found this company; I had never used them before so I just requested an onsite…read moreestimate. They are the electrical division of a larger company and I thought my job would be too small (replace two ceiling fixtures and install two can lights in a plaster living room ceiling. They were professional and timely and I'm glad I went with them. I had the estimator come over, talked about options, made a deposit and then it was seamless. Roger the scheduler was fantastic and provided even more details. We share photos and thoughts and the we scheduled it for the next week. Donald came out, super nice guy, talked a little golf while he worked and then before you knew it , he was cleaned up and done. Highly recommend. Attached is a photo of the dimmable ceiling lights .

I hired Rock Electric in April 2026 for a residential electrical job after being provided an…read moreestimate that included $350/hour for two technicians, plus $125 travel time with a 2-hour minimum, and an additional hour billed at $350. Only one technician, Don, actually performed work onsite. According to office manager Jacob, the second technician, Ace, was "running errands" and picking up supplies. The materials list consisted of 24 feet of #2 THHN, 12 feet of #4 THHN, and two switches. I was billed a flat $250 for materials with no breakdown whatsoever of what any of the items actually cost. What makes this even more frustrating is that the job had been scheduled three weeks in advance, yet Rock Electric still claimed they needed a technician running around at $150/hour to retrieve these basic materials. The scope of work included replacing conductors from strike to meter line side, troubleshooting the front porch light, replacing a bathroom outlet, troubleshooting an office light fixture/switch, and installing Ring doorbell transformer wiring. Not all of the work was even completed. The bathroom outlet replacement was never done, and although the Ring doorbell was connected to existing wiring, it still does not function properly and required further investigation. The job also required a disconnect/reconnect from Puget Sound Energy. Rock Electric charged me $890.63 including tax for this service, while the actual charge from Puget Sound Energy to Rock Electric was $595.95 including tax. When questioned about the difference, Rock Electric claimed that Puget Sound Energy rates "change daily," so they charge a set rate. This was never disclosed in the estimate. I requested a refund for the cost of the second technician who never actually worked onsite, as well as for the difference between what Rock Electric charged me for the disconnect/reconnect and what Puget Sound Energy actually charged them. Instead of addressing the concerns directly, Rock Electric responded with a mock invoice attempting to justify the charges and argue that using one technician supposedly would have cost even more than the two-technician rate. Their general manager Ben also left a voicemail trying to re-explain everything, but there is no reasonable explanation for charging $350/hour for two technicians while only providing one onsite, or for heavily marking up a third-party utility service they didn't even perform.