Union Cemetery and Crematory

I decided to wait a year before posting this to make sure it's what I wanted but after a year, my…read moreheart still hurts when I think about my mom's funeral so I need to get this off my chest. This is not where I would have picked but it's where my mother wanted her service so my sister and I respected her wishes. So many weird details went wrong and were never corrected that I wish I had spoken up about. They asked me for 7 songs (such a specific number) for my mother's funeral. I still burn CDs so I should have made it but I let them handle it as they said they'd take care of it all. They asked me for 7 songs but only put 4 on the CD. They cut 3 without asking me and 2 of them were more important than some that they picked. Also two songs were skipping the entire viewing. I was annoyed but focused on the hoardes of people I had to fake smile at. I assumed someone would swoop in and change the CD but once the viewing started the staff disappeared. Music was very important to my mom. I didn't know who to turn to when someone my mother wouldn't have wanted at her viewing showed up with her fake (admitted) service dog or what to do when a group I allowed to sing one song turned into three songs, one worse than the next. I'm not gonna lie and give them 1 star because the entire thing wasn't awful, but I would not want this funeral home handling my services. I understand that at any wedding, funeral, or other big event there will be mistakes and things that go wrong but these were all incredibly preventable and fixable things that just went ignored. That's just the truth.

Beaver Cemetery & Mausoleum

4.5

Beautiful historic cemetery in Beaver. Well maintained. Mature trees. Large pathways great for an…read moreoutdoor run.

Very pretty trees in fall. Heard its haunted. I dont know the cost but seems well maintained and…read morelots of people walking and jogging. Dogs not allowed.

Gabauer-Todd Funeral Home & Cremation Services

4.3

(4 reviews)

A beautiful funeral home, however it is not up to date. We had trouble getting the slideshow…read moreworking with zero help for the owner. He seemed uninterested in the service and did not want to help us get anything set up before the viewing. Not up to date with the times.

Caring patient staff, outstanding comfortable facility in a location that couldn't have put me more…read moreat ease. It was easy to discuss options and make a decision on services at a price point that was right for our family. Exactly what I was looking for.

Corless-Matter Funeral Home & Cremation Services

This place is the absolute best. The owner Alyssa Corless is such a personable, kind person who was…read morevery helpful during a hard time. She answered any questions I had and was very attentive to details.I would recommend this place to anyone who had lost a loved one.

From the owner: We take great pride in caring for our families, and will work tirelessly to provide you with a…read morebeautiful, lasting tribute to your loved one. We offer a range of personalized services to suit your family's wishes. You can count on us to help you plan a personal, lasting tribute to your loved one. And we'll carefully guide you through the many decisions that must be made during this challenging time. While honoring your loved one is our top priority, we also want to help you through this difficult time. We have a wide range of resources to support you in the weeks and months to come. Tribute Video We can produce a personal tribute video that can be played at the service and online. Funeral Fund Donations We realize the expense of a funeral can be a burden. We provide the option for friends and family to make monetary donations to help cover funeral costs. These gifts can be made easily and securely online through our website, and are paid directly to the funeral home on behalf of the donor. Ordering Flowers We make it easy for friends and family to send flowers to your home or service to honor your loved one. We have partnered with local florists to offer the convenience of ordering directly from the obituary page of our website. Daily Grief Support Emails We offer one year of free daily grief support emails to the families we serve. It is important to us that we continue to comfort our families through the difficult days that the first year of grieving can bring.

Turner Hyde Funeral & Cremation Services

Our mother passed away recently. We had originally chosen another funeral home to take care of her…read moreservices, but we weren't happy with the other funeral home's responses and consideration. That's when we turned to Turner Funeral Home and Ken and Jack Turner. We are so thankful we did! They listened to our needs; treated our mother with dignity and respect; beautifully carried out our wishes; and treated us with heartfelt kindness and thoughtfulness. It was a beautiful service, and we are so grateful to The Turner Funeral Home and Ken and Jack Turner for making it so. Such wonderfully honest and compassionate men, Ken and Jack Turner's mission is to serve with integrity and grace those who are grieving over the loss of a loved one. We are so grateful we came to you when we needed you. Thank-you from the bottom of our hearts! Linda Weyman and Debbie Facello

From the owner: Located in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, Turner Funeral Home is proud to serve the families of…read moreLawrence and Beaver Counties and all of Western Pennsylvania and beyond. Turner Funeral Home has been family owned and operated for over 75 years and provides any and all types of Funeral, Memorial and Cremation and Services. We know that each person is unique, and each service should be and will be tailor made, to truly celebrate the life of your loved one. As we move into the 21st century, Turners understands the changing needs of society and guarantees that we will exceed your expectations and care for your loved one just like they are our own. We offer traditional burial, cremation memorial services, a vast selection of cremation offerings that include jewelry, customized urns, custom professionally created DVD’s and Memorial Register books. We are proud to be Ellwood city’s only Funeral Home that offers 100% formaldehyde free embalming, and use Of environmentally friendly chemicals That calls very little if any environmental harm. We are honored to serve all the families that call upon us. Our Funeral Home is the only firm in Ellwood City that offers Pet Services, including Pet Cremation, Pet urn and Keepsakes and Pet Markers and Memorials. Serving all of Lawrence, Beaver, Butler Counties and the surrounding communities.

Sylvania Hills Memorial Park

2.2

(6 reviews)

Sorry to have to post such a disappointing review. My Father is buried at Slyvania Hills and,…read morerecently, my Mom joined him. The day after the service, my sister got a phone call from an administration representative at Sylvania Hills saying that we owed $2,500 to open up my Mom's grave. My sister shared that my Mom had died just a few days ago, and that she would get the funds together asap, but the representative persisted. Before hanging up, she told my sister that if she did not pay that day, she was going to send her bill to the collection agency. My sister was extremely upset and called my brother to discuss and discovered that the Sylvania Hills representative had called him as well with a demand for monies. Rattled, my sister called back and put the $2,500 on her credit card. NOW, we see on their price list that the cost to open the grave is $500. (We thought $2,500 was exorbitant, especially given that it's 2.5 times the national average). My sister looked at the invoice and someone had typed in $2,500, not $500. She then called and asked for a receipt but they are denying the request. Sylvania Hills, could you respond, please?

My parents bought four plots at Sylvania Hills in the 1950s. When they retired and moved to…read moreFlorida, they turned the ownership of the plots over to me. I was living in Washington, DC at the time. I tried to sell the plots, and contacted several funeral directors in the valley. They all told me that dealing with the company that now owns Sylvania Hills is nearly impossible. I then advertised of the plots for sale in the Beaver County Times; still had no success in selling. I ended up donating the four plots to a local church. Even then it was difficult trying to get the title to the plots turned over to the church. The representatives at Sylvania Hills were terrible. They did not return phone calls, and stone-walled me every step of the way. They were not interested in spending any time taking an action that would not profit them or the company. Avoid this company at any cost !!!!!

Anthony Mastrofrancesco Funeral Home

4.5

I mean how do you review a funeral home? Is it weird or morbid to do so?…read moreSadly I've been here more times than I've cared to be. My family is from Aliquippa/Hopewell and this is the place everyone uses. The staff are very, very kind and attentive which is what you need and want during a time of mourning and saying goodbye. Very professional. The decor is a little dated but it's comfortable and helps with the healing process because the receiving rooms feel like living areas in a grandmother's house.

Lesa and her staff could not have been more professional in the many caring details they provided…read moreto our mother. People continually commented on the funeral arrangements and the added special touches that Lesa did. The entire process of this sad time was made easier by her expertise. I was so pleased with EVERYTHING. Thank you Lesa and staff.

Thomas V Giel Garage Doors

3.6

(24 reviews)

AVOID. They come out for a repair service call and only give you the option to buy a new system. If…read moreyou decline, they charge you a $150 service fee. The "service" rep even forges your authorization signature on his iPad. The old owner handed over all customer credit card information to the new owner, so the new owners will charge your credit card even if you don't provide them credit card info and even if you decline to purchase (assuming you've used Thomas Giel in the past). New ownership is a firm called Gridiron Capital / GarageCo from the New York area. Not a Pittsburgh company. Candice Giel kept a small minority of the business, she does not control it. Services

We had gotten a quote from Mike 2-3 years ago. He came out explained the process and left a more…read morethan reasonable quote. Unfortunately at that time we weren't ready to move forward with the project. Fast forward to now. I had reached back out, Mike had double checked the measurements and provided and updated quote. We had the door ordered and once it arrived we had the installation scheduled. The installation team was great they communicated their estimated arrival and did a thorough job installing the new door. They also walked through features of the opener and how to sync to the keypad.

T&E Services

(10 reviews)

Eric is awesome. Very responsive and responsible. Our dryer lost heat, and he made two trips at a…read morevery reasonable price to make sure we were good to go. Looking forward to becoming a repeat customer

Eric is amazing!! He answers emails quickly and even after I booked him to come over for just one…read morerepair, I contacted him asking if we could add more and he was more than happy! He can fix ANYTHING! In less than 90 minutes he fixed our washer, repaired a sink that was leaking and a toilet! All done with a smile! I really can't recommend him enough!

Urban Plumbing

(7 reviews)

I can't say enough about Urban plumbing. We tried to install a new toilet but had a leak. Called…read moreUrban and they responded quickly. After two tries, it still leaked. It was then discovered that there was a manufacturing defect in the toilet. They kept coming back until it was resolved and everything was working perfectly. Great staff and service!

We have had Urban plumbing company work on our homes several times. They are conscientious,…read moreknowledgeable, and reliable. Their prices seem fair. They show up on time and do the work they promise to do. Thank you Travis at Urban Plumbing!

All Stop Electronics Repair

Very nice, helpful gentleman assisted me in figuring out what to do about repairing my phone. He…read moreis quite knowledgable and I would return in a second to have him work on other electronic items if needed.

The owner of this shop saved the day for our family! We had a heirloom that had recorded voices…read morefrom Christmas' past that had completely stopped working. The owner of this shop took on the challenge and was able to fix the mechanism in just one day. He was so kind and gracious and I could not recommend this shop highly enough.

Kid Country Child Development Center

The teachers are all very nice and super helpful. They are flexible and accommodating which I…read morereally appreciate. My son is just under two but always seems happy at the end of the day and he brings home Cute artwork and projects. I really like this center!

My children love it here. They seem very happy coming into daycare. Wouldn't want to go anywhere…read moreelse

Miller's Shoe Store

I have been using Millers shoe store since the mid 1990s I was referred to them by a doctor for a…read morefood problem which Paul resolved and explained benefits of the shoes i purchased. I purchase my work shoes and casual shoes there . I have not had to see the doctor since the first visit. Paul also fixed a pair shoes for my wife who lost two toes do to diabetes . The shoes are pricy but are built for support and long wear which makes the price more than reasonable. Taking care of your feet is a must do! Lou S

My husband and I stopped into this shoe store on our way to the Pittsburgh Airport from Northwest,…read morePa. The owners are customer service oriented and seek to provide you with the most comfortable shoes with the proper fit. The store sells only high quality footwear and the service was friendly and professional. I highly recommend this store if you are seeking quality shoes and professional footwear customer service.

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