I reached out to a number of vendors to have a TV mounted. This is an incredibly simple project…read morethat I can do myself in two hours, but I would prefer to hire somebody to do it because my wife and kids wanted it done professionally. I was unable to get Prestige TV to commit to a time or a location. I ended up spending as much time as it would take for me to mount the television myself, trying to get Prestige TV to simply agree to a time and a location. Prestige TV told me that they would do the work between 5pm and 7pm on 5/30/2026. I told Prestige TV to contact me via phone and I would provide my address. Prestige TV never contacted me at all. Not on the app, not on my phone. They stated "Hi! We can be there sometime between 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM tomorrow " and then I spent the next day attempting to confirm a time and a location. If they respond to this review, they will likely state that I asked them to confirm via phone, not the app. That is true, and I specifically did that over concerns about cybersecurity. A way that you can protect yourself as a consumer is to get the vendor to contact you via phone. By doing this, you insure that the person you're talking with online is a representative of the company that will be coming to your home. I think it's important to practice OPSEC when inviting Prestige TV into your home to do work. Trust is crucial. It's Saturday May 26th and it looks like I am mounting my own television, because Prestige TV failed to meet their commitments.

Great value and quick response for same day work. Guys were professional and fast at workingread more

I've been getting all of my vehicles repaired by Lets Go for the past 4 years. Honest management…read moreteam, responsive, extremely competitive pricing on all repairs, new up-to-date equipment, open on Saturday's. A must try for your next vehicle repair. 5 Stars Paul B.

My sister had her car fixed here while on vacation, it was the most wonderful experience. Josue…read moreGuerra specifically was amazing. He explained exactly what needed to be fixed, took her under the car to show her. She took her car in at 1pm and got it back the same day around 5pm. The cost was pretty inexpensive considering and him and his team's main focus was to make sure she could make it back to California safely. He didn't try to upsell her, he let her know what could wait to be done back home and fixed what needed to, which was a few different things. I would 100% recommend these guys to help you out with any car needs, especially if you don't know much about cars and or don't know what exactly is wrong with your car. Thank you!! Luckily for me it's right down the street from my house so any repairs I need I'll be taking my business and recommending everyone to Let's Go Auto Repair!

I wasn't going to do this because I don't like talking down to people, however I personally used…read morethe reviews from Yelp to contact these guys so I feel obligated to share my own experience. First, I called the number provided and nobody answered. No biggie, I left a message on the obvious Google Voice system, it's been 48 hours and I'm still waiting for that call to be answered so I'm guessing nobody monitors that number. After I called, I took the time to fill out a detailed "request a quote" form and provided exceptional information to the respondant to save them time and effort if possible. I did receive follow up message where I described my issue in depth, I provided my availability and my general location and was told that I would be notified of appointment availability. Long story short, 18 hours of silence from the company led me to take my vehicle to a local shop and get my vehicle serviced. Almost 48 hours after requesting a quote I STILL haven't been offered an appointment. I guess it's probably a good thing that I'm not stranded beside the road waiting, I'd probably be carjacked by now. Not saying the dude doesn't do good work, but you must need to be special to get respect of an appointment or at least enough courtesy to decline the work because you don't have time.

Working with Junior was great! He got out to us same day to help fix our busted tire valve stem on…read moretires we JUST had replaced. We were quoted by Tesla to just replace the entire tire and rim, which would have cost an arm and a leg. Luckily Junior was super transparent and got us fixed up for a reasonable price. I'll be sure to call him up if anything else crazy happens with our car -- fingers crossed nothing does!

After having our car seats done here. We took out Dino by room chairs to be recovered and wow!…read more The quality of work, the speed of the service, and the quick response to my inquiries are unmatched. They even recovered my center consul of my little escape and it looks brand new! Great price! Great service!

I needed help with some very special chairs that meant a great deal to me as they had been my…read morefather's. When he retired, my husband and I had just bought a house here in Las Vegas. He asked if we would like anything from his office. He had been an insurance salesman for 50 years and had a beautiful office. I had actually worked for my dad. It was considered my 'first job' as I was only 14 years old and after school I went in and answered phones, took messages, did filing. Since we had plenty of room, we agreed to his offer and took the entire office suite. With that came the two leather wing back chairs that, overtime in their new home needed repair. We arranged the furniture in a room we designed as the 'office'. It was always a pleasure to see the furniture everyday and work at the computer on top the desk that he used for nearly 50 years. Over the years, my cats decided the leather chairs would help keep their claws sharpened so before anyone noticed, the backs of both chairs became a real mess. We separated the chairs and covered them with old quilts, tucking them away in the corners in rooms not used very often and mostly kept closed up. I finally decided it was time to drag them out of hiding and assess the damage. I had gone through some changes in our cat family and had these new ones trained up good with scratching posts. I started looking for that special skilled tradesman that could do the chairs justice. I researched the cost of the type of chair, a leather wingback chair, and I weighed replacement verses repair and decided I wanted to keep the chairs as close to their original look. I had done some research and knew that most quotes for re upholstery was right around $1000-2000, plus additional cost of materials. Looking at real leather was just too much when costed out. So a sit down with thousands of swatches was necessary. I was really grateful at how many choices that could be made. I knew I wanted to keep it as close to leather so I chose a burgundy wine color in a faux leather. The shop was really busy so I was told it could take a couple of weeks before they could get me on the roaster and they had to order the fabric and if not available it could delay starting the job. I was in no hurry so I told them to move ahead. I signed the contract and handed them a down payment. Before I left the shop a call was made to the shop that offered the faux leather and they had the amount needed so they ordered it and gave me the good news before I left. I had asked that I be kept up to date with progress by sending me pictures. Overall the work went smoothly and the results made me very happy. It was the pictures I had seen on Yelp that had convinced me to use Legacy Upholstery in the first place. There is a lot of pin and tucked sofas, chairs and restaurants booths that had used the same technique and design. Their work was impressive and I am very pleased with the out come. They offered pick up and delivery service which helped me a lot, the work was great, and the cost was in my budget. I recommend Legacy Upholstery!

Mr Patrick is supaaaa! Nice! He's polite, respectful, and…read morehumble! He needs a damn raise! Thank you Mr Patrick for everything.

This is a tough review to write because until yesterday, I trusted Gadgetmates--especially…read moreJonas--completely. I've recommended them, defended them, and even did so in-store less than 24 hours before this went sideways. Then it fell apart. I dropped off my laptop at 2:30 p.m. for what I was told was a simple job: remove a RAID controller, copy data, and install a second SSD. I was promised it was "easy," that data transfer was the only real step, and that I'd have it back by 2 p.m. the next day. I was signed up for text updates--none came. At 5:45 p.m. that same day, I called to check in. I was told the transfer was "60-70% done." Two other people heard that call. The next day was a string of delays, missed calls, and vague updates. By 4:30 p.m.--well past the promised deadline--I finally learned the truth: no data had been transferred, no work had been done, and the laptop hadn't even been turned on. (Alienware logs don't lie.) Then came the real problem: Jonas. Instead of owning the failure, he pivoted to condescension and denial--telling me I "don't understand RAID," insisting no one promised a next-day turnaround, claiming my SSD was defective (it isn't), and denying statements multiple people heard firsthand. In short, the story changed, the facts didn't, and I was treated like the problem. Meanwhile, I can't get anyone to tell me my data was safe; I was panicking as any normal person would. I have backups, scattered across several drives and will take days to recover to 90% of what was on the laptop. I got the laptop back around 5 p.m., untouched until 3:30 that afternoon--hours after I was told work was already mostly complete. How do I know this? Because every powerup, every keystroke is logged by the laptop's security system. See shots below: One can see exactly when it was plugged in. Mistakes happen. I can deal with delays and mistakes. We're all human. What I don't tolerate is being misled, talked down to, and effectively called a liar when there's clear evidence otherwise, indicating precisely who did what and when. Curious isn't it, how some business project their own failings onto others, rather than just honestly owning the problem and making it right? That's how I manage my clients, anyway. Explain the failure, offer a solution, make it right, and everybody stays friendly. I'd never consider insulting a client; it cost a lot to gain them, and it's easily 30X more costly to lose one. Clients share experiences. Here, and elsewhere. And people trust those shares of personal experiences. shared on review sites. As I'll do on every review site I can find after the insults tossed at me. What a shame; my most trusted go-to gone means now finding their replacement.