If you live in Highlands County, a smart decision would be to buy your furniture from these fine…read morefolks! But wait; there are two ways to experience them in Avon Park! This is a review of the Outlet Center. A couple of miles south on Route 27 is their main showroom. There you have all the glitz and glamour and incredible variety. I have been there many times. Here is much different. It's a giant box of a warehouse surrounded by a barbed wire fence. Here the glitz and glamour go down, the variety goes down and the prices go way way down! You will also see some used furniture here. One thing that stays the same is excellent customer service! Everyone is always a pleasure to work with. If you are new to these folks, I'd recommend you stop by both locations and then make an informed decision. In either case, I suspect you'll be pleased!

... every time i step in their store...i am immediatly greeted with a friendly hello and helpful…read moreassistance ... the owner actually takes the time to listen and solve the smallest of my plumbing/hardware needs in such a way as to make them seem more important than they really are ... and also making me feel way more important than i probably am ... you don't get this kind of service anywhere else ... i would highly reccommend cauffield hardware over all competitors ... including the so-called big discount box stores mahalo

My submersible pump failed. I contacted both Caulfields and a secondary business. Both provided…read moreservice calls, explained their analysis and provided estimates. Inasmuch as I have knowledge and experience in electrical, I chose the other business for the service. I received an invoice for Caulfield service call, which was legitimate, but when I went into the store and spoke with Taylor Caulfield describing the action ( or inaction) his service personnel did, compared to the use of an ohm meter completed by the other company, Mr. Caulfield withdrew the request for payment regarding the service call. This was both appropriate and ethical. I will recommend Caulfield services based on this interaction.

I go to this Bealls a lot with my kids because it's in walking distance from my sister house. Every…read moretime I come in the cashiers are so nice and friendly it's very welcoming. I do wish that they would carry more of a variety of boys clothing because once it gets to sizes 16 and up there's not much to choose from. The value of the clothing is worth the prices you pay for them. I definitely would recommend coming here.

I've never been a big fan of outlet stores. I've always preferred a place where I can reasonably…read morecertain I'll see the brands I want. Now that I've got that disclaimer out of the way, these folks do a nice job. It's a big space and beautifully and brightly lit and wonderfully organized. The aisles are wide, and the signage is great. I was in the Men's clothing section and today was a good day. I grabbed a couple of name-brand polos at ¼ of what I would usually pay. I smiled. Unfortunately, that is the exception and not the rule. Most times when I visit, I walk out with nothing. Hence the three stars.

Their selection is mediocre & things are priced high. I saw several things I know I could go…read morepurchase new for less than their price. Also, it's hotter than Hades in there, their a/c stinks. I won't be back.

Charitable organizations are an integral part of many cities and towns and these fine folks do…read moregreat work in my area. They focus on helping adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and do a super job. As part of their fund-raising efforts, they run numerous ARC Resale locations where they resell donated goods and it's the Avon Park resale location that I'm reviewing today. My mother recently passed away and I had a need to donate a great deal of stuff she had accumulated over 94 years of life. I chose these folks Arriving- It's right on Main Street about a minute from US Route 27 and it's a snap to find. Parking is simple. Donating- Easy peasy! The customer service folks explained clearly what they could take and why they didn't except certain items. It was painless and quick. Shopping- Let's assume you've been to other places that sell donations. This place is clean and organized like the competitors. The staff is just fine. Pricing- Unfortunately I'm deducting One star as they seem to price higher than all the competitors. They make up for that a bit by having selected days with discounts like Seniors Day etc. However, the standard pricing, in my opinion, needs to be adjusted. Conclusion- Even with the pricing blip this is a fine organization doing good work and the store is worth a look, especially on discounted days!

Personal service. Local business. If possible buy from small businesses instead of large online…read morestores or Walmart to keep the money local.

Great company for all your business phone systems and network cabling needs...very knowledgeableread more

Price is unheard of in the golf cart business. Web says they are in Sebring, Fl? They atr in…read moreNebraske? Or where are the actual carts located to see. Only way to do business is to go there, see the cart load it on my truck, then pay for it. Be careful.

Very attentive to our needs and wants in a new golf cart. Had exactly what we wanted at a very…read morereasonable price. Easy to work with! We have a beautiful new cart. We highly recommend Arron's!

I wandered into this creative co-op during the Caladium Festival and I was impressed by the…read moreartistic talent that was showcased. The Caladium Arts and Crafts Co-Op is a non profit that was created in 1992 by three Lake Placid Artists: Carol Mills, Harriet Porter, and Suellen Robinson. The ladies wanted to create a place for local artists and crafters to display and market their creations to the public. The store is like Etsy shop that you can walk around in person. Artists join the co-op so they can sell their creations. There are approximately 50 artists selling painted furniture, crochet blankets, tote bags, wreaths, trinket boxes, tea towels, note cards, jewelry, aprons, glasses, holiday decorations, faux floral arrangements, Christmas ornaments, art work for the wall, and more. I especially loved the delicate caladium earrings which were perfect for the festival. Everyone who was working was so kind and warm to me and the prices were more than fair for such skilled handiwork in the mediums of wood, textiles, glass, canvas, and metal. In addition to selling the work of artists, the co-op also has a room in the back that offers a variety of classes. You can view the current offerings on Facebook. A recent project was a rope bowl. If I lived locally I would be a regular visitor to this inspirational and welcoming space.

Great items. One of a kind, had something for everyone and even the pets. very nice people. Clean…read more Had wonderful classes to offer