They were nice enough, but I had a old A/C capacitor for our downstairs unit which had quit on us, and it was 105 degrees that day, and after running around for 2 hours, going to 4 other places, (Hardware stores who were to lazy and cheap to test my capacitor) I was positive that a place like this would be able to use a meter to check to see if it was bad before spending the money on a new one, and then having to drive back to return it, but no. The guy's excuse? "Oh we don't install parts just sell them" I'm thinking, Okay, so what? Since when do you need to install parts to have a meter on hand to take 15 seconds and just let me know if it's bad? Reliable Parts who sells appliance parts out in Richardson helped me, and quickly tested a bad capacitor I brought in from my washing machine before I bought a new one from them. Extremely frustrating day. I think Reece supply should take a lesson from Reliable Parts in Richardson. read more