This is a great place to board your horse!!! It is very clean and welcoming. The facility is well looked after with the owner Max on the property. Max kindly introduced himself to familiarize himself with new faces that would be coming to Triple L. He responds timely to my texts. We had some difficulty loading our horse and I called and he came right out to assist. He got out his lasso and it did the trick quickly. Our horse Travis loves it there. Thank you for such a wonderful place to spend time with our horse. read more

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!! After owning and stabling horses for over 25 years and never encountering a problem, I stabled my horse at Triple L Stables in Gilbert, Az, which was a big mistake. My horse was there 3 days before we noticed that he was not eating the alfalfa pellets. Initially, the owner, Max had told us that his facility fed alfalfa pellets but we could feed alfalfa hay so long as we brought it in and fed it ourselves.  After the 3 days, we took our horse to a local rodeo and prior to leaving we noticed our horse had not eaten his pellets. At the rodeo, we confirmed that he would not eat the pellets at all. Our poor horse was starving and dropping weight. We switched him back to alfalfa hay. I called the owner and reported this to him. He stated that the horse had eaten the pellets, which was not true. Three of us saw the trough full of pellets when we picked him up. I told the owner that we would be switching him back to hay. He asked me if I was going to be feeding our horse daily because he would not do that. I responded with yes. He then stated for the very first time that he would not allow hay on his property, because it's messy and causes too many flies, which was contrary to what he told us before we signed the boarding agreement. He stated that his place was not the right one for us and that we needed to go elsewhere. He was insistent that we find a new place immediately. I told him we would move out and asked for a refund since I paid him in advance for the month. He stated he would pro rate the board and refund the balance. When it came time to the refund, the owner stated that he was going to continue billing me on a daily basis until he rented out our horse's stall. I reminded him that he asked us to move out. He refused to refund me the amount he withheld until he rented out the stall. I paid him $325 for the month , which the stall was only rented for 7 days (horse was only there for 3 days). He refunded me $152 and stated he was being generous. I reminded him that he canceled the contract and breached the agreement. When it comes to business, this man has no conscience or moral compass. read more

This place is Terrible. The owner, Max, is extremely rude. If you ask him to do anything, like fix a horse's water (which they need to survive), it's like pulling teeth. It's soooo dirty and dusty. It's colic waiting to happen. Also, the arena and 2 round pens are always full, even if just used for turn out. It's a mess. Spend a little more and find a proper barn!! read more

My horses have been here for 6 years now very nice place love to ride my horses around Neighborhood very clean place max has always been there for me if I had any questions about my horses or if I needed any help he is always there for me very nice clean place read more

Love Triple L Stables! I have my sweet Mare Annie here! They have everything we need, everyone is so nice and she is Happy!! I highly recommend to Horse Lovers! :) read more

I was hired by Linda, the owner, as her only employee for the four months that I worked there. Linda convinced me to leave my other job, with promises of a $2 pay increase after 2 months. I was very hesitant, so she tried sweetening the deal and promised more hours and to work me 7 days a week, with a day off when I asked for one. I gave my other job a 2 weeks notice and left, but Linda did not follow through. I never received a pay raise after the intense labor and for hours and days straight. Although she did have me work 7 days a week, she very infrequently had me come in at noon, like she initially promised. It turned into having me come in at 1:30PM instead. Regarding the pay increase, after speaking with her regarding the promised pay increase, she insinuated that I needed to be able to read her mind because I wasn't picking things up after her or taking care of things she left out for me to do, without communicating with me that she wanted me to take care of [whatever it was], however would that make comments about not expecting me to read her mind. I learned the promise of a pay increase was a trick and she used every and any excuse not to give me one. The environment was an unhealthy one, which has taught me a lesson in working for private owners who lack an HR department. I was often belittled, called "kiddo", spoken to like a child, and when I tried speaking to Linda regarding how her life partner had been snappy and outwardly rude when speaking to me since my hire date, she ignored my opinion that it was effecting my work productivity and told me I shouldn't care how others talk to me. Every day felt like Bipolar central and I was very rarely shown appreciation for my hard work or the extra tasks I did. At one point, I fed her horse the wrong hay. Linda constantly switched the locations of the different hay types. The next day she yelled at me for an hour (literally an hour) straight while I cried, belittling me, degrading me, and continuously shaming me, while accusing me of lying about how long the horse had been eating the hay. The next day she sent a text, stating I was being let go due to the Corona virus. She asked for my address so she could send my last week's pay, but three weeks went by and no paycheck. I never received my final paycheck and finally when my husband tried to contact her (she had ignored every attempt at contact), I received a text stating if we came to the property, we would be trespassing and that I was not going to receive my last week's pay. I have reached out to the department of labor, however due to the pandemic, they've been unable to assist me. I still continue to check back regarding this matter. Another issue I found involved the health of the horses. One of the boarders refused to consult with a vet regarding a horse that was struck on a metal object, completely tearing the nose and creating a permanent injury to the face. Linda refused to interfere with the boarder who refused to apply salve, give pain injections, or even clean the very large, wound. Linda cares more about the money she receives from her boarders than she likes to let on. I was the only one who cleaned and tended to this horse's wound, and it wasn't even in my contract. Also not in my contract: Linda charges boarders extra money if they are on vacation and need me to care for their horses. These are for the boarders that arrive every day to care for their horses themselves. On days where they are gone and needed me to feed, water, muck stalls, Linda would charge them. Who received the money for the extra work? Not me. Not one penny. I know that if the boarders knew that, they wouldn't be happy about it. There are plenty of stable hand jobs in the area who operate under much healthier conditions and are not out to screw over their employees, especially during a worldwide pandemic. Understand that Linda suffers from severe Egomania and will make your work environment seem like a dream....in the beginning. read more