The Best!!! Joe and his staff are knowledgeable and their work is superb. We would highly…read morerecommend them.

Back in early May, we needed to rent a U-Haul truck to help my sister move back in our house. We…read morethen found Bishops and we were very satisfied! It is a nice store they have, the employees were helpful and the prices were great for the rental! Returning the U-Haul truck was easy too! The entire transaction went smoothly and I know I'll be back to see what other services and products they have, as I live 2 minutes away. However, the store can be a bit easy to miss, especially if you are coming down Schoolhouse Road. They do have a sign, you just need to keep an eye out for it. You can also come down Nice Road from Allentown Road, but the road isnt quite...nice (ironically, I know). Whichever way you choose, Bishops is definitely worth checking out!

The guys from Easton Flooring are absolutely top notch! My wife and I recently had them replace…read morethree carpeted rooms with laminate flooring. They were professional, friendly and courteous. I work from home and I enjoyed welcoming them into my home each day for the better part of a week. y wife and I even changed the project midway through the week and the guys from Easton just rolled with it and made it work without even showing the slightest sign of annoyance at us for changing our minds after the project had already started. We are very happy with the job that was done in our home and I would feel confident recommending Easton Flooring for any sort of laminate and hardwood floor restoration job.

Let me share an exceptionally odd experience with this company. I was visiting from out of town to…read moreassist an elderly relative with the installation of a French drain to address a basement water issue. That process meant destroying old vinyl sheet flooring in two locations. I called Easton Flooring and Steve came out the same day to look at the work. He measured, we spoke about materials, the work, and that I would need a plumber to remove and reinstall the toilet, washer, and dryer. Each area was small; on the order of 50-60 square feet, but given that it looks unsightly and is a trip hazard, it has to be done. One area had some carpet rolled back that needed to be stretched and anchored. We had a great discussion, and Steve told me to expect an emailed bid in a few days. Later that day, I received the bid; about $3,300 for about 100 square feet of glue down vinyl planks. I thought that seemed high, so the next day I visited the showroom and met with Juan; Steve was off as it was a Saturday. I explained to Juan that we needed to lower our price and I asked about a floating floor. We chose a color that they had in stock, and Juan indicated that this approach should bring the cost down to about $2,000, give or take. Much more affordable for the elderly relative who owns the home. I was excited as I got the impression that these folks would do a great job. I called to schedule the work, couldn't get in touch with Steve. I had already explained that I wanted to schedule the job out a few weeks so I could be there to help my relative and to clean afterward. Several calls went unanswered by Steve. Spoke with Juan a couple times; he said Steve was the only one who could schedule. Finally heard from Steve via email that the price would be about $2,800, not around $2,000, even with the less costly material. Oh well, I'm sure it's more work than I imagined, prep and all. But still, he wouldn't schedule the work. I emailed again and asked point blank if there was some reason he didn't want the job and his response was that I should get someone else; he was not going to do the job for us. I'm flummoxed. We had a great meeting with him and he never mentioned that he wouldn't want the work. Maybe it is too small, maybe he holds an unspoken prejudice, maybe I did something that rubbed him the wrong way. No matter what, I've never been treated so unprofessionally in any dealing with a tradesman. I wasn't sure how many stars to mark; they have a nice showroom, and they seemed like nice people, but this whole thing left me feeling discriminated against and left my relative with a dangerous trip hazard floor situation. I can't recommend them.

Great business, they fixed a gutter issue quickly, easily and very reasonably. The owner appears to…read morebe honest and trustworthy and knows what he is doing. Highly recommended.

I had four different issues roof, skylight, sewer pipe boot and gutter. He went through…read moreeverything and corrected all my issues. I highly recommend Mike and his crew. His office crew respond back immediately and they assist you everyway they can ! FIRST RESPONDER FRIENDLY !

If you want a great asphalt job at an honest price there is no other place to call ... "my driveway…read moreis beautiful now!" Also ... A-One Paving understands the code of good business ethics and that is unheard of these days! I can refer them with confidence that you will be just as happy once they have rendered their services at your home or business. "Thanks Marianna for your professionalism!"

I've tried for 2weeks call , emailed but no response I left message on his machine n still no…read moreresponse he did our driveway 10 years ago n now just needed a coating But I'm done trying n going to find someone else Very unprofessional all they had to do was talk to me Just lost a customer Corrine

Ben and Associate installed my kitchen quartz countertop and wall tile. I am very happy with the…read morefinal results and would recommend Forever Marble.

We hired Forever Marble to fabricate and install countertops in our newly built kitchen - a $17,070…read moreproject paid to Forever Marble, including materials, fabrication and installation. They have botched the project with multiple issues ranging from (1) shoddy fabrication rendering our sink unusable, (2) measurement errors leading to inconsistencies in the overhang throughout the kitchen, (3) careless installation causing minor damage to our cabinets, and (4) most disturbingly, deceitfully concealing a significant break in the stone by sealing it and not letting us know about the coverup, which would become apparent later. Specifically, Ben and his team from Forever Marble were scheduled to install ONLY the island countertop on a Saturday (Aug. 14th ) and therefore our contractors prepped ONLY the island for installation the day before (Aug. 13th ). However, on Aug. 14th , Ben and his team came to our residence and insisted on installing BOTH the island countertop (aka the black & white stone) and periphery countertop (aka the black stone) without prior notice. They said that they would "prep" the area themselves (i.e., remove the plywood and all the plumbing) and install it that day. I told them it was okay to start with the island stone, but to wait on installing the periphery stone until I talked with our contractor to make sure it was okay to install it without his supervision. Ben's team however went ahead and started with the black stone anyway, and said that they were just 'placing it' and it was not final. Ben's crew seemed in a hurry while working, and while they pushed the black stone into place, there was a sound and a collective "oh no" from the crew. They hovered around the stone for a while, and when I inquired, they said that it was "nothing". My husband told Ben that he was not satisfied with how the black stone was sitting on the sink. Ben told him that he would be happy to: 1) replace the stone, 2) give us credit for the damage, or 3) give us the next project for free. Ben never mentioned anything about the wrong place where the faucet hole was located or a crack by the sink (which Ben had tried conceal, which we discovered later, and which was probably caused when Forever Marble's crew yelled out a collective "oh, no!" in their haste to get the install job done hurriedly). Here's the result: The L shaped black stone by the sink has multiple issues and needs to be replaced: 1. There is a significant crack near the sink that has been epoxied in a way that it should not have been. 2. Sink reveal is an issue - the accessories don't slide all the way and get stuck because of the way the countertop is cut around the sink. 3. Main faucet hole is not centered to the window as designed Meanwhile, the black & white island stone is still not placed centered over the island, the overhang is higher on one side and lesser on the other. There is a crack by the sink here as well, which is beyond a "natural fissure." Additionally, the butler's pantry reveal is off, and there's damage to the cabinets. We have tried communicating this to Forever Marble and have received no response, aside from an offer to make a couple of cuts in the black stone and replace the sink area, which is a no go, because we don't want our expensive countertop to be chopped up to 'fix' spot issues. This has been a total nightmare.

We have just started using Meridian Stone for our clients and have only good things to say. Their…read morefabrication, installation and service is top notch! I recommend them wholeheartedly. Additionally, I just had them install an extremely difficult floor-to-ceiling porcelain slab (actually, two slabs) to my showroom wall with a book-matched seam that is nearly imperceptible. They nailed it! The skill to do this is at a high level and I look forward to more of these. Their pricing is very reasonable and they arrive on time! They aren't the cheap shops you see advertised, but I've used cheap and it always turns out disappointing. Saying that, they are not expensive. I find them very nicely priced and their turnaround and quality of fabrication and install are amazing.