My fiancé and I contracted with TheOutdoorLights to install outdoor cafe lighting in our backyard,…read moreas well as lights in the front yard to highlight our house. We wanted everything completed in a tight timeframe and they delivered on that promise. The crew was timely, professional and did a superb job! I received a call and an email when the crew was on the way to my house both days of the installation. After the job was complete, we were able to host a beautiful engagement party at our house and everyone commented on how beautiful the lights were. I would recommend TheOutdoorLights to anyone seeking a job well done by reliable, professional and friendly people. I also received a very nice thank you note from our Design Consultant, Ricky Prewitt. Job well done!!!

Great experience with this company. Install was quick and well done. Follow up was exceptional.read more

We hired Insight Property Services to install safety grab bars for my elderly parents after they…read moremoved in with us, along with several plumbing repairs and handyman projects around the house. The experience was outstanding from start to finish. Their prices were fair, the workmanship was excellent, and the attention to detail truly stood out. What impressed us most was how patient, respectful, and caring they were while working around my parents' needs and safety concerns. It's rare to find a company that combines professionalism, honesty and genuine compassion the way they do. Highly recommend Insight Property Services for anyone needing reliable home repairs, safety upgrades, or handyman services. Catherine Harris

It is always a pleasure working with Indesign Kitchen & Bath. They have 2 showrooms, a flooring…read moreshowroom and a full interior design service showroom (right across from each other) with everything you need for your next project. If you need inspiration for your next project, be sure to visit their showroom (it is truly stunning) It is aesthetically designed with attention to every detail. Youssef has done an excellent job hiring the best interior designers in the Alpharetta/ John's Creek area.

i've had the pleasure of working with Indesign Kitchen & Bath, and I couldn't be happier! Their…read moreshowroom is absolutely stunning, filled with a variety of cool design options that spark creativity. The quality of the products is top-notch, and the service I received was exceptional. The team is attentive, professional, and truly cares about bringing a vision to life. if you're looking for high-quality products and excellent service look no further!

I had some electrical work done (Installed charging for my Tesla in my garage) by Summit Electric…read moreand i must say that Ben is the hands down most professional contractor i have ever hand the pleasure to work with at my residence or business. he was on time every time. His prices were fair and all pricing was provided up-front. he charges a small fee to come out and look at your job which is fair as it takes time to put together a professional list of supplies, and a timeline that will let him properly estimate your job for you. if you use Ben the fee is deducted from the price of the job. I cannot tell you how confident i am in his ability to deliver excellent results regardless of the electrical task you ask of him.

I took on the project of redoing the schools reading garden. It was overgrown with weeds and dirt…read more I reached out to several rock places, but they all had really bad communication and wouldn't spend much time with me on the phone. I was completely new to this whole rock buying thing. But once I called Bentley's and spoke with Matt he helped me through the whole process. He talked me through each rock each price how much I would need how much I don't need. I will forever appreciate him for all his help. The peace garden turned out beautiful. I now use Bentley's for my own home.

Although you can purchase stone at placed like Home Depot, ACE hardware or Lowes, you'll save a lot…read moremore money buying it direct from a Stone Yard. Granted you might have to rent a trailer, which we did, since not everyone has a flat bed truck. Then again you might not want to put 4 ton of rock in your nice new flat bed so go ahead and rent that trailer anyway. While your are at it get a wheel barrow or a gorilla cart because that will save your back. The stone was for our new fire pit which turned out nicely. There are a few other projects around the back yard and this is definitely the place to come if you are thinking of anything landscaping wise. Huge variety of selections and ample supply for our needs.

Everything went well! Above & beyond! They were prompt, courteous and professional. I'm so thrilled…read morethese guys not only got my chandelier up BUT THEY PUT IT ALL TOGETHER AS WELL! WOW!

Excellent! The team did an great job removing the old Chandelier from a high ceiling and putting…read moretogether, then installing the fragile new one. They were prompt, professional and were very helpful in helping us decide how low it should hang. Great team of down to earth, experienced folks. - Thanks Robert and team! Joel

Well, just moved from Flowery Branch to Winder and wow- this is an Ace hardware. Being a lumber…read morecenter, this place is huge and very well run. I bought a blower off Facebook and of course couldn't get it started- but knew it would run- so brought it here anyway to tune it up. There is a $40 service fee, but if you do have work done they apply to bill. There was along repair turnaround - yep- it happens when you're in the spring and EVERYBODY is in their yards, I just missed it. So I left it and called a few days later and that's when i learned it was about 2 week or more lead time. I needed it now, so Wayne in service and I chatted up my options, he figured out where I lived, knew my property but saw I needed something so I asked him if i just gave it to him- the old blower I brought in, how much could I get into a new one for and not mess with waiting. Turned out- not as much as I thought so he went and found me the perfect blower for me ( just me and my house- not commercial), applied the service fee and all the while kept me engaged with other products and things they do- like they will maintain my pool ( bring sample in they sell you the bleach/products needed) so it really just kept getting better. Then I strolled around, picked up other things but took me outside, cranked up that puppy and I was a happy camper! New blower, finished up my tool needs for now as I'm doing my own yard again as long as I can do it... but I have the right tools now. They service and sell the top brands including the Echo I bought, have all the mowers, parts, then lumber for all of winder I think- but just great service, really impressed with Wayne( dwane?... dang now I'm fading- either way- service guy. ). Went several more time in the past week as I get my home settled and just very impressed with this location and happy I found a contact that can hook me up with anything I need around and if he doesn't have it he knows who does!. Great staff, all covid friendly, big store, happy customer. Highly recommend!!!!

A new store with lots of selections and beautiful floor displays. Plenty of employees in hand to…read morehelp you when needed. And a friendly staff.

Let me start off by saying that I recognize I live pretty far away from Atlanta. It takes me about…read morean hour to get downtown. I like big city amenities, but I live in the DEEP suburbs. So I'm used to having to compromise on service -- especially with things like plumbers and electricians. But I have a surprise for you: Home electrical solutions is a solid choice for an electrician. The setup ====== Sometime in late 2024, we had a wind storm in my neck of the woods and for some strange reason, several GFCI circuits tripped. So I went around the house and reset them all -- but there was one circuit that refused to come back on. Luckily it was just a few outlets, so it was a minor inconvenience. I lived without it for a few months. The call ====== But then I decided that living without my master bathroom outlets was a bit of a pain. So I decided to call an electrician. I had a bad experience with a previous electrician constantly trying to upsell me, so I took a moment to select a different one on Yelp. I reached out to Home Electrical Solutions, and Emil and I ended up chatting on the phone. It turns out he had a spot open that afternoon, so we made an appointment The cost ====== Emil was very up front about the cost: $170 for a trip charge and an hour of diagnostics. It seemed a little steep, but I was curious so I agreed. The service ====== When Emil came over, he was very courteous and professional. I took him to the circuit breaker panel and showed him the outlets that didn't seem to be working in the house. What ensued was a 30 minute adventure where Emil showed off his problem solving skills. Let's just say that you don't have to be worried that his prices are too high -- he's worth every penny. He discovered that the problem was actually a loose connection in an outlet in the NEXT ROOM. I know, I know -- I wouldn't have believed it either, if I wasn't there following him around. The guy is good at his job. Summary ====== If you have need of an electrician, Emil is your guy. Not only do we have power in our master bathroom outlets again, but I have a deeper understanding of the circuits in my own house because Emil took the time to chat with me. When I need an electrician again, I know who I'm going to call.

Emil was wonderful and his quote was the best of multiple we received. He put in 40+ recessed…read morelights including several tricky ones on cathedral/pitched ceilings. He also changed out our bathroom fans, fixed 3-way light switches, took down a really high and bulky chandelier, and a host of other issues. Emil is part electrician, part surgeon. He creates the smallest amount of damage possible to the ceiling, making it easier for the sheet rockers after him- in some rooms he got 4 lights in there with only 1 hole beyond the ones that the lights actually went into! See pics. He would drill 1-3 holes and use tools to thread wires through rather than cutting the length of the wire along the wall. Then he would drill the hole of sheetrock he cut right back where he took it from. I'm dragging my feet on getting a sheet rocker bc the residual "damage" is not that noticeable.