I reached out to Hawkeye Junk Removal via Facebook back in April. Jeremy responded to me within…read moreminutes and gave me a quote based on what I wanted to dispose of and where said items were located. I believe I contacted him on a Friday evening and he was able to get my couches picked up on Monday afternoon. Two couches sustained mold damaged while being in storage for almost 2 years, so we had to part with them. We left the couches inside our fenced-in yard. Jeremey came by, picked them up and let us know when he left. He accepts several different forms of payment; we happened to use Venmo. I'd say our job was on the easier side, but it appears they handle and haul all kinds of junky situations. Highly recommend. Would use them again in a heartbeat.

I recommend this service for everyone needing to get rid of stuff…read more Completely happy with this company.

I am so pleased to have found Marco and Madison RV. I did his half day "RV School" and learned a…read moreton. He is very thorough and explained things clearly. He also ended up doing a few minor repairs for me at a very reasonable rate. He is a pleasant, nice fellow as well! I highly recommend him.

I was looking at purchasing a used travel trailer for our upcoming family adventures from a…read moredealership more than 3 hours away. Having read numerous "RV horror stories" about major issues with new and used RVs, I decided to find an experienced professional to inspect it for me and give me an unbiased opinion before closing the deal. I found Madison RV Service through the NRVIA (National RV Inspector's Association) website and emailed him later that evening. He responded promptly, and we arranged for an inspection. He performed the service on schedule and following a lengthy and thorough review of the rig, provided a comprehensive report complete with photos that we reviewed together over the phone within hours of the inspection. He worked with the dealer, sharing his findings before leaving. The RV dealership had nothing but good things to say about Marco's professionalism and approach as well and had resolved ALL of the minor issues Marco discussed with them before I arrived at the dealership to pick up the rig. These were items I could have easily overlooked and their combined value (both monetary and in aggravation) mostly covered the cost of the service. I highly recommend contacting Madison RV Service and Marco Massei if you're in the market for an RV inspection.

Very fast estimate and in person inspection. Looking forward to having many more orojects done…read morewith daybyday handy an services.

I needed caulking done on the exterior of my house and garage, and 3 windows replace in the garage…read more It can be daunting finding someone you can trust and afford. Impressed is the word I'm using here. The owner, Ray was the to get things started and came back at the end to check on progress and help finish up that days work. The guys went above and beyond, they moved things to get to area needed and moved things back as well as cleaned up the garage when they were done. This made me feel valued as a customer. I have more work to be done, they will be getting my business.

My furnace died while I was away...i had issues getting back but started calling . Its late Nov…read more My furnace is dead. its gonna get cold! multiple places tell me....two weeks out, sorry. We are booked. I call Rock Valley. They tell me- "Two days and we can loan you some heaters to make life bearable in the meantime." No one else even offered the electric heater band-aid. above and beyond.

I had two furnaces installed roughly 15 years ago. They worked fine. The price was reasonable. I…read morecalled them back recently And they didn't show much interest. I got no consideration as a former customer for repeat business. I guess my heat exchanger hadn't been registered Or something to that effect. If it wasn't registered at the time This stated warranty will not be honored. I thought my contractor let me down I thought they should have seen to it instead of expecting me to do it. Putting a new furnaces is a highly distracted Consumer experience And with the amount of money involved the contractor should be taking this responsibility. I tried to give him more business but I was just treated like they treat everybody else so I had to go to a different contractor. It's hard to get good info but people should check BBB and check datcp State of Wisconsin consumer protection. That's about all you can do because just about everybody's out to screw you one way or the other. You know unless you know somebody personally.

This is a beautiful childcare facility and preschool that has open gym on the weekends. In my…read moreopinion, this is the best indoor activity for toddlers and young children in the Madison area. This facility is beautifully designed. They have a large open room with a beautiful indoor playground perfect for toddlers. There are several other play areas within this large open space including an art table, puzzle area, mega blocks/duplo areas, a little grocery stand with play food and play kitchen, etc. There is a big sandbox for kids to play in. There are also lots of riding toys. There is another room with tons of toys. Another large room has fake grass and tons of fun active toys like tunnels, balance stones, balls, hula hoops, a giant size ConnectFour game, etc. The staff was diligently cleaning up as kids made messes and keeping toys organized. Highly recommend their open gym for parents of toddlers.

Regardless of whether you chose The Well for child care or not, it's a fantastic location for play…read moreon the weekends during open gym (8am-3pm). My daughter loves it there so much that I decided to book her 2 y/o Birthday party there.

I have used Bob's electric for years. Bought appliances for a couple homes and used there repair…read moreservices. Don't know if it us under new management but called them a month ago to service and possibly replace an appliance. Called again a week later and was assured I was on the service list called again 5 days later and was told it would be soon. Called again a few days later and was told I was near the top of the list. Today I called again, over a month after my initial call to tell them I called Ford appliance in Mineral Pt. and they are coming tomorrow. Bob's electric Sucks.

This family-owned shop is in at least its second generation. Bob (Jr.) answered the phone directly…read morewhen I called the shop's phone number, was knowledgable, helpful, and friendly. He went out of his way to provide assistance in answering my questions (about conversion possibilities for an old Jenn Air dual-fuel stove). I'll happily give this firm all my future electrical-related business.

I had a GREAT experience with Junk King. They called me and came when they planned. Very nice…read moreguys! I was so happy my request was answered so quickly and the schedule for the pick up to quickly! I will use them again when needed

Great service--prompt response, reasonable price! Had remnants of two yard sheds to dispose of…read morenear Iowa City. They were out to see the materials, quoted a reasonable price and proceeded to load it on their truck and take it away--all in less than three hours! I highly recommend them and would not hesitate to use them again, should the need arise.

Manny answered the phone right away and got back to me with estimates within 24 hours. We were…read moreable to get questions asked and answered via text which made everything easier. Manny came to my house and installed our TV quickly and it is SUCH an improvement!!!! He was polite and pleasant. It looks great and a great job by Manny. Thank you!!!

Manny is very skilled at tv installation. He is also very personable. Ours was a difficult…read moreinstallation requiring a number of return trips.

Five stars well deserved. The best appliance we have ever bought! The Wolf 30" M Series…read moreProfessional Convection Steam Oven (CSO3050PM/S/P) has become the most-used appliance in our kitchen, outranking even the matching Wolf 30" M Series Professional Built-In Single Oven (SO3050PM/S/P) installed directly below it. Reheating leftovers is the feature that sold us permanently. Thai takeout goes in with steam and comes out tasting and feeling like it just left the wok; the texture of the rice, noodles and proteins are perfectly restored instead of dried out or soggy. We no longer need nor have a microwave. Everything is easy to cook and time in this oven; for instance, eggs are effortless. We place an entire carton on the middle rack, select the appropriate Gourmet / Steam setting, and get consistent hard or soft-cooked results every time. No boiling water, no timing guesswork. We also use it for the full cycle of bagels from scratch: Proof mode for the dough rise, Steam for the initial set, and then convection or Bread & Pastry mode for the bake. One appliance handles the entire process. Sous Vide mode works exactly as expected for precise, edge-to-edge results without a separate water bath. The dual convection system delivers even results across the racks, the temperature probe removes guesswork on proteins, and the full-color touchscreen with recipe presets makes repeated dishes simple. This one appliance has consolidated so many disparate objects we used to own, it's insane...! The Professional stainless finish and handle match our lower oven perfectly. Capacity is generous enough for multiple dishes side-by-side, and best yet, its oven width and fits all standard pans that would fit in the lower oven. We reach for this convection steam oven more than any other cooking appliance in our kitchen. It has effectively replaced both our air fryer and microwave, sous vide, etc. for all tasks. If you are looking to upgrade your kitchen, consider this amazing appliance! For our family, it was totally worth the investment. Highly recommended.

Save your money. Save your money. Save your money…read more The Subzero refrigerator is grossly overpriced. It's a product for people with more money than sense. People who want a kitchen that looks like a chef's kitchen but never cook in it. So why did we buy it? We bought a home with a Subzero. We had a four foot space to fill. Hindsight is 20-20. What we will do next time is install a 36" Whirlpool for $750 and 12" cabinets to fill the remaining space. You can buy two 36" Whirlpool refrigerators for about 10% the cost of a Subzero refrigerator. That gives you 2 compressors and more cooling and freezing capacity for a fraction of the cost of the Subzero. The Whirlpool has the same freezer that does not defrost or ruin foods. It has LED lights. It's nonodorous. All at a fraction of the cost of a Subzero. It does the same things as a Subzero for a lot less $$$. If you have to have a 48" refrigerator, try Bosch. It's thousand of dollars less. And, it's made in the USA. As is the Whirlpool. GE makes a model for $8500. Subzero is a good reminder of why consumers stopped buying goods made in America. You get ripped off. That's the only way to describe it. Poor service. Poor value in view of the exorbitant price. Subzero touts its service as "concierge" service. Yeah. Despite our initial reservations about the price and value, we finally decided to buy a Subzero. Buy American. Keep jobs in America. Silly, isn't it? From the school of "No good deed goes unpunished," here's what happened. First, we were promised that the Subzero would be delivered in 14-20 days. We ordered a standard model. No bells and whistles. The delivery occurred two months later. It only did because we threatened to cancel the order. The irony is that our unit was sitting in a warehouse when we ordered the refrigerator. Installation involves plugging the unit into the wall and moving a couple of brackets. Then, the installers add the panels to the freezer and refrigerator doors. That's it. The top grill did not ship with the door panels, however. So, we wait another 2-3 weeks for it to arrive. This company does not have its act together. These are not custom components. In fact, we thought we ordered door covers with a cabinet finish and ended up getting something completely different. We were ripped off. Plain and simple. The top grill finally arrived almost three weeks later. A deliveryman drops if off. He tells us the installation team will arrive. We wait and wait. Finally, my wife looks at me and says, "You know no one is coming to install this." She's right. So, we install it. A word about bells and whistles. Buying a Subzero is like buying an American made car. Not much comes standard. You start with a base price of about $10,000. If you want stainless steel doors, that's another $2000. If you want a water dispenser, that's another $500. Handles are extra. Pretty soon, they'll be selling the doors and compressors separately. Everyone's in on the upsell. When you try to order a refrigerator from an "authorized" dealer, they make an appointment with you. That way, a "design specialist" can assist you in deciding what type of refrigerator and features you want. We skip the upsell and order directly from another dealer. After all, we want a standard model. They don't like it when you skip the upsell. So, they schedule a pre-delivery inspection of our home even though we already have a Subzero in the kitchen. No need to change anything. The team arrives and proceeds to inspect the old unit. Then, they advise us that we should buy more features on our unit. We need stainless steel doors. We need a water dispenser. We explain that the water dispenser on the existing unit leaks all over the floor. It's one reason we are replacing the unit. In case you're wondering if we are people who are never pleased with anything. No, we are not those people. We have a second refrigerator. It's a Whirlpool for $750. We ordered it from Lowe's online. They delivered it within one week. The team is prompt and courteous. The refrigerator works great. It does all the things the Subzero does but for a whole lot less $$$. The Subzero does one thing the Whirlpool doesn't do. It makes funny noises already. We shall see how that goes. I will call their customer service but they seem to have experience with consumer complaints about the quality of their products. Lots of experience. The moral of the story: If you need something in your kitchen that screams that you have money, buy good china, silver, or crystal. Hang expensive art work. But, don't buy a Subzero.