Interesting, not too dirty and if you need 60 inch waist pants, you are in luck!!!…read moreWe found yarn and a dress and they have good prices unlike most thrift stores these days. Lady up front was real nice and that sealed the deal!

Great selection in almost all their sections. Found some cute vintage purses and lots of jell-o…read moremolds!

Real friendly and great customer service will say five stars they even went further with my service…read moreand cleaned my dryer up

This has been a reasonably priced store in the past. However I needed a stove element quickly for…read morethe Christmas holiday cooking. Much to my surprise, I was charged over double for the part compared to other online/in store prices. They had me over an barrel since I needed the part immediately, so it appears Brian's Appliance marked up the price significantly.

This music store is good, just A) their prices are somewhat high even for a monthly payment and B)…read morethey are not the best place ever

Great place to get all your music needs. Super friendly staff and affordable prices. Nice location…read morewith plenty of parking. Great art on the outside too.

I made a great trade for a Recording King RO-328. I am very happy with it. The team there made me…read morefeel welcome and let me take my time to try and compare several different models. I had a fantastic experience at this store.

Today I bought 2 new Bad Boy Rogue Zero Turn Mowers from Abingdon Equipment. One 61in Deck…read moreKawasaki FX1000V EFI, 38.5 HP with the big no air tires and one 54in Deck Kawasaki FX1000V 35 HP with the knobby looking Reaper tires. I've owned both Scag and eXmark. Neither has anything on these Bad Boy Rogue mowers. The decks are 3 gauge solid steel, big Kawasaki engines, big pumps and motors, super advanced suspension system all the way around, and a way better price than the Scag or eXmarks in the same class based on my experience and research. Jonathan at Abingdon equipment took great care of me from a price standpoint. Very competitive pricing. I couldn't have gotten close IMO from Scag or eXmark for not even as much mower. They treated me well at Abingdon Equipment. Highly recommended. If you live in the East Tennessee, NC or Western Virginia area, and you are looking for a top notch Commercial Zero Turn, you'd do well to visit Abingdon Equipment and check out the Bad Boy lineup. I also got a very good trade value on my eXmark Lazer Z X which is why I left with 2 Rogues. The Rogue is WAY more mower than my Lazer Z X that I traded in. Frankly, it's not even close with the Rogue having a WAY thicker Deck, bigger pumps, way more engine. It's not even close.

I went to this store for mower blades for my Kubota. They couldn't find them. So they charged me…read more$16.00 to ship them to my house. But they were the wrong ones. I called the store and they had the correct ones in stock and exchanged them for me. But I had to pay the $16.00 shipping fee. I had to pay for there mistake and drive to the store twice where I live an hour away. I will never go to this store again and I would not recommend it to anyone else. Kubota is a good product.

Awesome customer service!! We had a huge yellow jacket problem, he took care of them very quickly.read more

It is not fun having to deal with wasps and bees, so when I called bee leave pest control and Jeff…read moresaid he could come out immediately, I was thrilled. What a wonderful company. I am so happy that I found them. They have the best customer service and best prices and I would recommend them to everyone.

Blevins was great when my mom passed last year. Jami was very knowledgeable and compassionate!read more

I lost my father to a terminal illness 3 weeks from the time of his diagnosis. During those 3…read moreweeks, I learned of the diagnosis, flew from across the country to attend to his care, provided 24 hour end of life care and made all arrangements pertaining to his subsequent demise by myself. While in absolute shock after his passing at the VA hospital in Johnson City, I numbly chose a funeral home in close proximity to his primary residence, Blevins. The funeral home came to retrieve his body within hours of his death, Mr. Seal showed appropriate affect and professionalism during the transportation. Thank you Mr. Seal. My real experience with the Blevins business began the following day when I met with Funeral Director, Robert Linkous. Mr. Linkous seemed all business as we navigated the many options that exist for end of life choices and services. His demeanor could be likened to a used car sales man who is selling any upgrades and extended warranties he can to increase the profit margin. The many options seemed crass and morbidly grotesque but I surmised that it was not for me to judge and that this was a part of the life cycle that I was not accustomed to dealing with. I deferred to his knowledge and expertise, made moderate choices and put it behind me. I happily handed over my credit card for the charges (which were numerous) to see that my loved one was well cared for. After our initial meeting, I returned to give the funeral director clothing which I wanted my loved one to wear instead of a hospital gown for his final preparations. At this, our second meeting, I heard him arguing loudly about his compensation and internal business affairs on the telephone. Embarrassed, I sat patiently waiting. Upon the calls conclusion, he had the audacity to come to me and COMPLAIN that in his business it was about "compassion". I was stunned that he was seeking affirmation from ME when I was a paying customer. I merely eked out, "I couldn't agree more" while thinking compassion would be warranted in the present situation and at the present time for ME, the paying customer who was suffering LOSS and GRIEF and didn't need to hear about his financial woes with his business and superiors. I shook the incident off and rationalized that anyone could have a bad day and be clouded by work dealings. My final meeting with the funeral director at Blevins confirmed all my latent feelings about the business and it's staff. I had tried to be positive but all things affirmed who they were at heart. When I returned to the funeral home to retrieve my father's remains, they were not immediately given to me. I was confused; I had no outstanding balance, I had made an appointment and I had shown up as expected to retrieve the remains when I was notified by Blevins that they were ready, what was the delay? A frenzied Mr. Linkous asked frantically if I had a fingerprint for my father. I did not. He searched the office, turning up papers, asking the administrative staff for a fingerprint and ran back and forth. It was a solid 20 minutes before I finally asked if the fingerprint prevented me from retrieving my father's remains (because it was in fact too late to gather one now!). Mr. Linkous explained that there is a company that makes jewelry from the fingerprint of the deceased. My jaw dropped..... I had been waiting all that time for another marketing opportunity on the part of Blevins! How RUDE and INCONSIDERATE! I was absolutely aghast by the treatment I received at Blevins. I managed to tell Mr. Linkous before leaving that at any point in our business dealings, it would have been appropriate to say, 'I am sorry for your loss'. I expected a phone call later that day with an apology for the way I was treated, but none came. Their treatment of me is only surpassed in by their repulsive unwillingness to make their mistake right in an apology. No effort to offer condolences, no apology. It would appear that this individual has lost sense of the grief and tragedy associated with losing a loved one and instead is more focused on the monetary compensation that fuels his lifestyle. I have never been more appalled in my life by the lack of compassion one human being has had for another in a moment of raw pain. I am proud that I kept my composure and acted professionally but it was heartbreaking to have to deal with such a business for such an important life decision. I will regret my choice until the day I die and am fortunately NOT left in the care of such callous people. I could go on with more examples of their failings but at the risk of embarrassing and discrediting a company I think it is best to stop.

Too…read morebusy..........................................................................................................................................................looked in the manual... Fixed it myself.

I was so impressed with these men! They went above and beyond to try and find the issue with a…read morewashing machine even spending time watching it go through a wash to figure out the issue. Office staff is friendly and helpful as well.