A simple thing to do, but Kristen at Longhorn made the entire experience to recharge and tag my…read moreextinguishers efficient and easy. At first when I dropped off, she asked I come back later in the day. But my drive was long, so she offered to do the inspection and service immediately. So kind, very customer oriented and professional! Awesome all around.

Call and discussed recharging my home fire extinguishers. Very professional person when through…read morethe identification of my existing extinguishers and my options. I will continue to use Longhorn Fire and Safety for my home fire protection!

Our oldest has been attending Primrose Shady Hollow for 1 year and our youngest for 4 months. Both…read moreof them have advanced academically and socially since attending there regularly. They enjoy going every day and sometimes aren't ready to leave at the end of the day. Staff members are bright, smiling, kind, and patient, when we know the job is challenging. The administrative staff plans organized and well thought out events. We are really thankful to be a part of the Primrose family.

Our 3 children have had such a wonderful time learning, playing, growing developmentally, and love…read moreattending this school! The staff is always so friendly and supportive with all the students. We highly recommend Primrose Shady Hollow.

Working with Gary has been very pleasant. It is seldom that you work with other agents that are on…read moretop of things where you don't have to move the process along for your clients. I reached out to him for a client who needed to move asap. And he got him in there very quickly with no issues I couldn't have done it without him! will definitely be excited to work with him in the future.

Would highly recommend using Knipps Properties and I wish I would have found them sooner to manage…read moremy property. The Management company I was using had failed several times in finding me a good tenant. I decided to sell my property and contacted Skye at Knipps Properties. Skye was excellent and a true professional. He was always there to answer my questions and got back to me quickly. He sold my home in a very quick time frame in the middle of winter. Honestly, if I would have known him prior to making the decision of selling I would have had it and manage the property all along.

I definitely recommend ICRS! Scott and Misty went above and beyond to advocate on our behalf and…read morehelp us navigate the nightmare of a large loss insurance claim. Scott has worked as a public adjuster for more than 15 years. He was extremely knowledgeable about the process, laws, and holding the insurance company accountable. The initial amount the insurance company agreed to would not have been enough to restore our property, and Scott negotiated to maximize our claim.

In February of 2023, our family woke up to a nightmare. Our house was filled with smoke and on…read morefire. My wife and I were able to get our son and pets out of the burning house without any injuries, and our local fire department arrived on the scene quickly to put out the fire. Unfortunately, by the time that the fire was out, most of our home had been destroyed. We contacted our insurance company to start our claim and were immediately met with opposition and confusion on their part. It looks several weeks for our insurer to assign an adjuster to our claim. This initial experience with our Insurance company led our decision to hire a Public Adjuster to navigate the process and advocate on our behalf. We couldn't trust that our Insurance company would handle the claim responsibly, and we quickly realized that we needed someone to fight for us to hold our Insurance company accountable for the policy that was in force at the time of the loss. We were extremely fortunate to find ICRS and secure Scott as our Public Adjuster.  Our Insurance company mislead us at times, and withheld information when it benefited them. It took several weeks for them to provide a copy of our policy, and when they did, they excluded information that benefited us. ICRS pressured them to provide a full copy of our policy which included benefits they had initially excluded. Our Insurance company provided a rebuilding scope that was unrealistic and not aligned with the actual cost of rebuilding our home. ICRS countered with a realistic scope and also advised us to secure several independent quotes on our own. ICRS then leveraged its scope and the independent quotes to force the Insurance company to pay out a more realistic amount for the rebuild. The scoping process took months, and ICRS drove the communications the entire time.  The first adjuster that the Insurance company assigned to our claim arrived at the site visit and interview with a combative attitude, where he used inappropriate language, and attempted to force the negotiations in the Insurance company's favor by manipulating the facts. ICRS swiftly called out the adjuster and guided the negations back on track in a professional manner.  Our Insurance company cycled through four adjusters during our claim. The pass-down of information between these adjusters was insufficient at best, with each new adjuster attempting to avoid payout using the same methods that failed with the last. We were astonished that a company could act in this manner without serious recourse. Nonetheless, ICRS was able to leverage emails, photos, inspection reports, and additional documentation to bring each new adjuster up to speed after each transition. ICRS' efforts kept the claim moving every time that the Insurance company attempted to stall, and they attempted to stall many times. When our Insurance company misrepresented the policy and refused to pay out for damages that were covered, ICRS drove the communications process and provided documentation, which included case-law excerpts from similar claims that had gone to trial. This approach kept the process moving and provided breakthroughs on some of the vital areas of negotiations. Through the process, ICRS provided a paper trail of communications and documentation that our Insurer couldn't ignore, and ultimately they were forced to pay out for the covered items due to the exposure that ICRS had made apparent.  ICRS increased the overall claim by more than 20% during the planning and rebuild process through supplements. Through negotiations with our Insurance company, ICRS increased the claim by 104% over what was paid out. 104%... double what the Insurance company released up-front in our initial settlement. Additionally, the payout ICRS secured for us was 31% higher than our policy limit.  Before that fire, we had heard insurance companies pull out every trick in the book to avoid paying out on a policy. Having gone through this experience, we can say that the behavior on our Insurance company's part was disgusting, and far worse than we had ever imagined possible. We advise with 100% conviction that anyone dealing with a large loss such as ours, hire a public adjuster to navigate and advocate on their behalf in order to get the needed results. Without hesitation, we recommend ICRS to anyone going through a similar situation. Our family could not have rebuilt our home with the funds our insurance company provided, and we only have a home to return to because of ICRS' efforts to hold our insurer accountable for the policy we had paid for. Throughout the claim, which lasted over a year, ICRS navigated the entire claim process with professionalism and care. Our family offers a sincere thank you to Scott, Misty, and the entire ICRS team.

I own a preschool and have been a customer of Ace Fire for over 5 years. During this time, they…read morehandled the installation of fire equipment, monitoring and annual inspections on our system. I am writing this review because of how they handled my recent service call. I am cancelling my service for monitoring and future service because of this. I called them to repair our faulty fire system. It was saying we had a fire when we did not. I told the person on the phone who took the service call that we had recently put in a light in one of our classrooms and the week afterwards, one of their techs came out to fix an error on the fire panel. They cleared it and seemed to find the problem and fix it. All was good! Then three weeks later, the system said we had a fire again, so a tech was sent again. I told the person on the phone again about the light that had been installed and verified that someone had come three weeks before about the same problem in our back classroom. She verified all of this and said she would pass this information on to the tech. When the tech arrived, he started his search for the problem in the opposite end of the school. He crawled up our attic and checked the panel and checked all of the smoke detectors...and when I arrived for the day, I asked him if he had already checked the back room and that attic. He was not told about them. So the first 3.5 hours were spent working on areas of the school that didn't need it. He was constantly on the phone with another tech. He was having problems figuring out the issue. He was young and seemed inexperienced. They finally sent out the tech on the phone in the late afternoon and at 4:30PM (8 hours in now), they discovered a wire that had been crimped or damaged in the attic near the light that had been installed. Then he handed me the bill. Eight full hours of service for something that was exactly where I told him it would be. At $120/hr. They never should have sent an inexperienced tech who couldn't handle the job on his own. They also should have told him where to start. I called and asked them to change the hours on the job to half of the time since he didn't start where I told them to, but they refused and emailed me a bill for almost $1,000.00! I would be happy to remove this review if they do the right thing and reduce this bill. I have no problem paying for 4 hours even though the problem couldn't be found by the first tech for 7 hours. Whoever is handling their service and billing department should not be. There are plenty of fire monitoring and fire alarm service companies in the Austin area. Don't use this one!

I looked Ace Fire up to recharge a small fire extinguisher kept on my tractor. Extinguisher was…read moreabout a month old, but I had to use it for a small grass fire. I chose them because they were the closest to me. The lady on the phone suggested I just throw it away and go buy a new one. Given its not your typical plastic-valved HW store cheap unit, but one designed for use in rugged or weather, I wanted to recharge it instead of throwing it away. That's just a waste of a good tank and valve assembly. The lady quote me $25 and a 24-48 hour turn around for their on-call tech to do it. I dropped it off, filling out their little paper, and she reaffirmed the price and turn around. I didn't get any type of acceptance paperwork. Over a week later, I still hadn't heard back, so I called, and was told it still wasn't ready due to something about the tech and his license or something I didn't follow. Then I got a call early next morning saying it was ready. When I picked it up at lunch, the bill was $41 and change, and not the original $25 dollar quote. No real reason given for the price increase. Its still cheaper than ordering a new unit, but not by much. Next time I need to recharge any extinguishers I will look at some of the other shops.

Gang- I'm not understanding the low reviews here. Like at…read moreall. What gives? It's absolutely immaculate from the lobby to concession stand, toilets, and inside the theatres. The seating is some of the most comfortable luxury theatre seating (reclining/heated...but who needs heated in Texas?!?) I've experienced. We saw Supergirl and did DBox seating (immersive technology: vibration and motion synchronized with action in a film). The sound quality was incredible and the screen visuals top-notch. Concession prices are the same as everywhere. No surprise. Popcorn is fresh. They've got frozen cocktails, beer, etc. Employees are nice. Absolutely great experience.

I had a very good experience here with some awkward speedbumps along the way but that's okay. Here…read morewe go. Upon arrival, I wanted to pay with my MoviePass card and so I walked to the ticketing booth and the young lady was on her phone and had an AirPod in. I scared the DAYLIGHT out of her. I felt so bad even though it wasn't my fault. Just oof. Also, it was really hard to communicate as there are issues with the glass microphone... At the concessions, I had 3 coupons from a Christmas promo. The poor guy had to enter them separately and this is where things got weird. I asked him what was closest to $5 and he said a bottled beverage. On the screen it showed $5.80 for a bottled beverage. When he rang up my Fairlife chocolate milk (I'll get to this later), it was $6.30 or $6.80. Either way, I got to use my coupons even though it took 7-10 min. My popcorn was stale and severely disappointing but whatever...it was 9am. The chocolate milk, well, I thought it was a protein shake as it did end up having 23g of protein. However, it did not use the lactose free milk and I suffered drastically during the middle of the film. That was my fault. The Coke Zero syrup was okay but I've had better. The concession area was spectacularly clean. The patron checking tickets was super diligent and wonderful at his job. I was happy to, once again, see how local Cinemarks hire those with disabilities. My seat didn't recline all of the way and now I know why no one chose my row (I wish they would have told me it was a Dbox row when I purchased the ticket). Overall, a decent experience and I would be back!