Phillips cemetery

(3 reviews)

I have had nothing but good experiences with this business from day one. They were priced at less…read morethan 2/3 the competition and offered a discount to military and seniors. I've recently spent a lot of time out of town so was not always sure I would be back to check my mail in time to pay my bill on time. Each phone call to make sure I am not going to be late on my bill has connected me with the kindest and most helpful individual. This place carries customer service to a new level. They are at my place to pick up the trash at the same time every week. Even the pick up guys are friendly and courteous. If I ran business, this is the way I would want to run it. Thanks to everyone at Riata Disposal.

Provides dependable trash and recycling service to Dripping Springs/Buda area for great price! So…read moreglad I found them.

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Nikolas Alan Jewelers

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Austin Wrench A Part

4.4

(128 reviews)

Called to ask about their parts and the guy who answered was very friendly and helpful. Showed up…read moreabout an hour later, I was able to easily figure out where I needed to go for what I was looking for. I was in for just a replacement rear view mirror. It was pretty hot outside but to my delight they sold cold beverages inside. Found the exact one I was looking for and it was affordable at 12$. Only downside (on my part) was when I was there looking through different cars to find my part, I lost my necklace and have been pretty torn about it.

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