I wanted the old shelf liner in my cabinets and drawers tore out and replaced. She did a terrific…read morejob and even went the extra mile to organize and check expiration dates on everything, letting me know what was no good anymore. They are very reasonable on pricing and went out of their way to make sure we were satisfied with the job. I will definitely be using them for future jobs, and I highly recommend them to anyone!

I absolutely love this place!…read more Staff was very knowledgeable about all go the products! I felt 0 sales pressure! From sales, to service, to detailing, to parts... marine sales was exceptional in every way! I could never recommend them enough! MARINE SALES ALL THE WAY!!!!!

If I could give negative stars, I would. We were sold a brand new boat that operated for less than…read more50 hours before catastrophically failing and nearly sinking. We were told it needed a new engine, after 9 months were told that it wasn't covered under warranty because we couldn't prove it was a manufacturers defect even though the authorized Yamaha mechanic said it was, then have been waiting another 2 months to get the repairs complete. Communication has been horrendous. We were told it would be fixed on the 7th, then the 10th, then had to call every number we could find before anyone to respond and were told it won't be ready for this weekend, maybe next weekend. We will likely not get to use the boat at all this summer after they've had it for nearly a year. Worst purchase and customer service of our lives.

Great service every time. Provides accurate advice to keep me in line with IRS guidelines.read more

I had the opportunity to contact Hall's for some ACM for my barn quilts. They were professional,…read moreaccommodating and well priced. The service was friendly and on point. I highly recommend this business. Thank you helping me out and doing it so well.

Be sure to visit their website or Facebook page to see photos of their many projects. The best…read moresign, welding, apparel, vehicle wraps, scorpion protective bed linens and promotional items there is in Corinth. Be sure and give them a call and see how much you can save with Halls .

They arrived at the correct time. Went right work and took care of everything in a good manner…read more They did a great job and I look forward to their next visit!

This is a great restaurant supply store but the general public are welcome. This is the ideal place…read moreto get extra-large mixing bowls for the kitchen. The counter person is very helpful and knowledgeable. If they don't carry what you are looking for he will offer to call the other restaurant supply house and see if they have it for you. It is a handy place to do shopping for any upcoming holiday baking. Bulk ingredients, large pots and heavy duty stirring utensils. I make raw cat food and need large bowls for the vitamin slurry and then the ground meat and then to mix it all. I got a humungous (19 qt I think is how he described it ) stainless steel bowl for just under $10.00. I can now make the slurry and grind the meat straight into the same bowl. If my kitchen were big enough to accommodate me, I would buy many more supplies from Brigg's.

Briggs roots in Corinth go back generations and quite a few years. The company was started as a…read moretaxi cab concern by Shirley Briggs whose sons and grandsons now run the company. The taxi cab company was known to do some distribution of a different type during the prohibition era which lasted until 1966 in Mississippi. But long before prohibition was repealed in Mississippi, Briggs became a major distributor of tobacco and sundries. Today, Briggs is a major food service and restaurant distributor serving restaurants and schools over the entire state of Mississippi. Local folks take a great deal of pride in this home grown business, still family owned. To disclose a great local food service secret and document some local food history, I will tell you that Briggs carries a great stock barbecue sauce that has been served in Corinth over 60 years that I am personally aware of. When a host of Corinth's earliest food diner's from the 1940's and 1950's, Lewis's, Bruce's and then Fraley's started, they procured their barbecue sauce from a Potato Chip Manufacturer and Distributor called Stewart's Potato Chips which I believe was headquartered in Memphis. When I worked in Washington, DC, in the late 1960's, I would purchase smoked pork shoulders from Fraley's on my visits home along with a gallon of Stewart's barbecue sauce to carry back to where, I thought, good barbecue was impossible to find at the time. Sometime in the late 1960's, Stewart's went out of business or was acquired or otherwise disappeared. I was frantic until I found that Stewart's barbecue sauce had always been made by Pocahontas Foods which was a food co-op owned by a group of major food distributors in Montgomery, Alabama, and had been private labeled from the standard Pocahontas house brand barbecue sauce. Turns out, Briggs Tobacco Distributors locally was shifting their business at that time from largely tobacco and sundries into food products and restaurant supply and they became my source for the next 50 years. Today, the same Pocahontas sauce is available locally private labeled as Brigg's Barbecue Sauce. At about $7 a gallon, it is still a bargain in my opinion. Locally, I go to the Rib Shack where I enjoy it on French Fries just like I did at Fraley's in the 1950's. Another deeply held secret among barbecue restaurants and champion cooking teams across the South is that this sauce is the base for as much as 90% of all "custom" and "secret" sauces out there. Add a little corn syrup and make it sweeter, hot sauce to make it hotter, chili powder or cumin to give it a slight Mexican twist, the variations are endless and the work to make a custom sauce is reduced by a huge factor when you start with something that is pretty darn good to start with. Package it up, put your label on it, and you have your own "custom" barbecue sauce.

We became Safe Harbor members about one year ago. Our home port was Safe Harbor Aquayacht in…read moreMississippi. We arrived at Aquayacht approximately November 15th 2024. We left our boat there for the winter and left an extensive laundry list of work that we wanted to have done while we were away for the winter. We let the Marina know that we would be returning on February 15th and wanted the work completed by then. The list of work included replacing the old inverter and batteries, fixing vacuflush toilet issues, ceramic coating the entire boat, and having the pod drives taken apart and according to Greg the mechanic "bullet proofed" by ceramic coating the shafts that sometimes leak causing salt water intrusion. I can safely say that the only competent person on the service staff that we dealt with is Mark who did the electrical work on the inverter. the work was done correctly and on time. Marcus who did the plumbing work was completely incompetent. The vacuflush heads on the boat required complete disassembly and rebuilding by myself to quit leaking. The pumps ran on so much that the bellows broke on the vacuum generators requiring complete rebuilding. The work on the vacuflush system was not completed until 3 weeks after our return on February 15th. The Ceramic Coating that was done was a complete joke. The boat looks as bad if not worse than when we started. The Marina billed me for half the job and Lake Escape yachts billed me for the rest. This work was a month late. We finally told him enough was enough and we had to leave as we were already behind our departure schedule. All of this brings me to the best part. The pods were taken apart, the shafts supposedly ceramic coated to harden them so they didn't get a groove in them and leak. We had the boat professionally surveyed and all fluids tested before we purchased it in July of 2024 and was found to have no issues. In speaking with the service manager and the mechanic we were "sold" on the fact that the pods would last significantly longer if we did this. We agreed. The port pod lasted less than 6 weeks before completely filling with sea water. The Starboard pod lasted an additional 2 weeks before it too failed with salt water intrusion. Diesel Services of America replaced the first one and they said that the seals were incorrectly installed. Hinckley Yacht services in Savannah Geogia replaced the 2nd one and also said the seal was installed incorrectly. To Aquayachts credit they did pay for the first repair and after several phone calls and emails also paid the bill at Lauderdale Marine Center where the boat had to be pulled. However, they have now refused to pay for anything on the second pod even though it's the same issue. We paid $37,000 to Aquayacht for the service work done to our pods and are now stuck with an additional $28,000 bill that they refuse to pay. We will be suing them. I cannot stress enough to NOT use thier service department at all. The communication from the entire Marina was extremely poor. The general manager Pam does not return phone calls or emails. the service manager Robert is impossible to get to at all. The only positive in the whole experience was the electrical work done by Mark. We have been to alot of Safe Harbors in the last year and I have to say I am extremely disappointed in Aquayacht. We are now forced to store our boat for the winter as we lost 2 full months of our cruising time waiting for diagnosis, and repairs due to thier poor workmanship.

If your on Pickwick lake in Yellow Creek and need gas, ice, or beer. This is a quick one stop…read moreshop. They do have a full service marina with plenty of boat storage available. Covered storage is available for boats 50 foot or less. Call ahead if something bigger. They do have a great maintenance facility and great dry storage for boats under 30 foot. There storage prices are a little high on the lower size boats. That is why I gave them 4 stars. They do have a great crawfish boil / boat show in the spring that is out of this world.

I received excellent service from Greg beard and everyone in is office. They took care of me with…read moremy divorce. Can't thank them enough.

I received excellent customer support and outstanding service from Lisa Slack of Greg Bear's…read moreAttorney at Law Office. She helped with the whole process of our land purchase. the communication was excellent and she was thorough. Anyone needing services from this law office will be well served. Just ask for Lisa!