Switched and got way more for my money. They were looking out for me and didn't pressure me! Thanksread more

I took a broken phone in, and after barely looking at it and just trying to go through the…read moreautomated tech support that I had already tried, the manager tried to sell me a replacement phone, but the most expensive one in the store! They were never able to fix my phone, and were not even able to order the replacement once I chose a less expensive phone.

If you're paying for a home inspection, this is the experience you want to have. Mr.McIntyre is…read morepersonable and thorough and informative. The inspection report was provided both electronically and as a hard copy. The key issues he discovered with the house were clearly indicated. At the same time, he was quick to praise the condition of the house where it was due. This is my third home inspection and it was also the most pleasurable. I highly recommend this business.

We have used Pillar to Post for several home inspections and previously had good experiences, which…read moremakes our experience with our most recent inspection particularly disappointing. During the inspection of a home we purchased, the report stated that the roof appeared to be approximately in the middle of its life expectancy. The inspection also documented active leaks and recommended further evaluation and repairs, which we understood and are not disputing. Less than a year later, when preparing to sell the home, another home inspector assessed the roof as being at/near the end of its useful life. We then had a roofing professional independently evaluate it, who also recommended replacement. We contacted Pillar to Post because of the significant discrepancy between a roof appearing to be mid-life and multiple professionals indicating less than a year later that it was at/near end of life. The original inspector returned to look at the roof and disagreed that it needed complete replacement. He also repeatedly pointed out that much of the roof had been covered by snow during the original inspection. That left us with an additional concern: if visibility was significantly limited by snow, we questioned how an assessment that the roof appeared to be in the middle of its life expectancy could confidently be made in the first place. We attempted to work directly with Pillar to Post toward some type of reasonable resolution. Ultimately, they were not willing to offer one, and we were advised that we would need to pursue the formal dispute process if we wanted to seek compensation. Something we would encourage anyone considering a home inspection to pay close attention to is the limitation of liability in the pre-inspection agreement. The agreement we signed limited the company's liability to no more than twice the inspection fee. In our case, that would be less than $1,000, regardless of the substantially greater financial impact we believe resulted from the disputed assessment. Pursuing formal action over that amount simply did not make financial sense for us. We understand that an inspection is not a guarantee and that professionals can have differing opinions. We also understand that conditions can change over time. Our disappointment is with what happened when a significant assessment contained in the report was later challenged by other professionals. We expected the company to make a meaningful effort to stand behind its assessment or work with us toward a reasonable resolution, and that was not our experience. Because we had good experiences with Pillar to Post previously, we aren't saying that every inspection they perform will result in an issue. However, based on this experience, we would not use them again. We would also strongly encourage anyone hiring a home inspector--not just this company--to carefully read the limitation-of-liability language in the contract and understand how little recourse you may have if you later believe something significant in the inspection report was inaccurate. It is also important to ensure the company will stand behind their report and errors within it, because Pillar to Post in Anderson, IN will not.

Everyone we dealt with was so sincere and professional. The loss of my daughter was sudden and…read moredevastating but they helped ease the stress and the grief. The value of their products were very reasonable and beautiful. I highly recommend everyone who works at Loose Funeral Home. We love and appreciate all of your hard work! Thank you, Judy Hurst

Over the last year I have had both parents pass away and Kip at Loose's has made the experience…read moreextremely easy. They are professional and always pay close attention to the most trivial things which allows you to focus on grieving and racking care of your family members. No one every likes funerals or death, but Loose take all the fears away and make things seem like everything is going to be ok.

Quality people to help. Best values in burial vaults and cremation options. Recommended as a…read morebeautiful cemetery well maintained.

Great service, very helpful with anything we need.Folwers are always ,beautiful. Lovely cemetery.read more

The best in the area! I would recommend them 100%. Responsive, friendly and knowledgeable. And…read morepriced right!

They give great care to family's in their worst time. Tom and his staff go through great lengths…read moreto meet the needs of the family. They are compassionate and kind

I would steer clear of this business. They advertised and took my $'s for a discontinued product,…read moresent a lesser quality model as a replacement (without ever calling or emailing me telling me of the situation), and have done nothing but give me the run-around for three weeks regarding a return, partial refund to keep the lures, etc. They should have never taken my transaction knowing that they couldn't provide what I ordered. The owner has been evasive and misleading...saying he can't find a record of my order. Very unprofessional. Terrible way to do business to be so sneaky and shady. You've been warned. 4/2/17 ***I received partial refund today, a day after the above post. I'm glad that at least that happened and that the owner finally followed through on what he said he would do. However, it still does not explain why a business accepts funds for a discontinued product and then ships something else entirely knowing it's not what the customer ordered. We're talking $30.00 here...not the end of the world. But when buying fishing lures for $15.00 each I'm doing it for a reason; I want something specific and the principal of the matter stuck in my craw. For a high-end fishing lure company this should be a no-brainer and the policy (the owner stated as much) of just shipping 'something close in your case' is b.s. Call the customer, say the product is discontinued, suggest an alternative, or a refund. That's not asking much. 4/3/17

This is the best company I have ever bought from. Their lures are such high quality and I get the…read moremost out of my money. Wow!! Amazing thing they're doing! Best company in town! My favorite lures are the Castaic! Give them a chance! The one star review was totally wrong! 5 stars for me! If I could rate it 10000000 stars I would!!

Very honest and helpful on battery selection and if we really needed to buy a battery vs upgrade…read moreour cellphone. Lots of batteries in store that you're bound to get a charge out of!!

So needed a weird sized battery for a house alarm remote. Could have ordered it from Amazon but…read morechose to try and buy local. I don't know when Batteries + moved from the Gas Station but it was a much nicer building and lay out. Both employees were waiting on other guest so I looked and was able to find the battery I needed. Kid that rang me up had zero turn as my Mom would have said. He looked like he was just bored with life. I hope his day picked up. Sad to be so young and appear so unhappy. I was happy they had the battery , and when I got home I installed it in the remote and vola it worked. They have a mask sign up on the door but neither employee had one on as well as one of the two customers.