I never had a reason to go to Cell Geeks until yesterday, November 4, 2024…read more My 10-year-old has an iPhone. It wasn't my choice. It was given to her several years ago behind my back by her dad, my ex-husband. This kid is a phone dropper. It's a wonder how she hasn't cracked a screen until recently. The guys who work here were welcoming and assistive as soon as we walked in. In less than 10 minutes, her screen was repaired. The price was a bit steep at $138.87 charged to plastic, but I'm relieved it's replaced and there were no issues. Plus there was a 7-day warranty if any issues did arise. They sell tons of other items... screen protectors, phone cases for a variety of brands & generations, perfumes, colognes, toys, jewelry & more. Free parking in a plaza across from the Home Depot. Thanks, Geeks.

My phone was working very well, even with my cracked screen. Then I went inside of cell geeks to…read moreget my iPhone 15 screen fixed. Did not put the screen back on correctly, lots of lifting. With this new screen, it started to go very dark, and my face ID does not work with my apps. When taking photos, you can physically see the screen when taking a selfie. Now my phone completely shut off and won't turn back on. Will not be going back to Cell Geeks. Paid $200 for my phone to have more issues. I am not satisfied. Will never go back to Cell Geeks. My screen also lost some receptors to touch because when my phone would turn on, it would take a couple presses on the screen to get it to work. Android phone should be good but never take newer iPhone models to Cell Geeks. They will not install the screen right and leave you with an even bigger problem than scratches.

David Anchondo owner is a very friendly person that I have known for several years. In his business…read moreeasy to work with him on how helpful he is.

The Lea County Convenience Center is the premier location in Hobbs, NM, for recycling as well as…read moregetting rid of residential junk. My most recent visit on 2/9/2023 was easy breezy. The company I work for had a truckload of cardboard that we wanted recycled. Here's the process: + Have everything separated before arriving. + Don't be a douche bag and let your items fly out of the pickup going down the highway. I used a large cinderblock to weigh down all the boxes we had after stacking them somewhat strategically. Worked like a charm. + There's usually somebody at the entrance to assist you. The last few items are recycling. take your address and license plate as this is a service free of charge to Lea County residents. + once you've been directed to your spot, you can go ahead and turn your vehicle off and stay inside. They'll do the work! The staff members are very friendly and helpful. They keep the area clean and there is no debris or suspect metal or nails (or the like) where your vehicle will be driving. Now onto items that they recycle: Lea County residents household materials only (Not Commercial) Yard trimmings, weeds, and yard trash Furniture and mattresses Demolition material, wood, sheet rock, and carpet Large trailer loads of residential demolition Passenger Tires Tree limbs Appliances (Freon removed) and metal 2 Pallets per day Limbs Metal Tires (with and without rims) Cardboard (corrugated only) Batteries Used Motor Oil These "Accepted Recyclables" are allowed: Limbs Metal Tires (with and without rims) Cardboard (corrugated only) Batteries Used Motor Oil Visit their website for more what is not accepted hours of operation at https://www.leacounty.net.

Isaiah's Soup Kitchen, a non-profit based in Hobbs, NM, provides poverty-stricken folks with free…read moremeals. Back in April (2024). the co-owners of my company expressed their desire to have our leftover catered food from our business party delivered to Isaiah's. That task was assigned to me. Don't they know not to trust me with food though?! Lol. I wasn't too clear as to how the process worked at first as I never could reach them on the phone, but here's my advice... Non-perishable items may be left at the door during off hours. If you are not comfortable doing that or if you have perishable food like we did, then deliver them in person at around 10 AM or sometime well before noon. I have never noticed anybody inside between 7 and 8 AM. The owner, Tabitha, was a very kind lady. Her volunteers & workers were also real friendly & gracious. Most recently, they even walked out to my Jeep and carried our donations back inside for me. What a great way to serve our community & not waste food!

Sheri's House of Hope is a non-profit organization in Lea County, New Mexico, that supports "women…read moreand children survivors of domestic abuse." Their Thrifty Boutique is located on Turner Street five blocks from the police station. When another donation drop-off center had a sign on their door that they were no longer accepting donations for 2022, I decided to see if Sheri's was available. Prior to this day, I had never been there. The ladies who were working here on 12/9/2022 when I dropped off donations were welcoming and friendly. Most of the items are women's and children's clothes and shoes, but I saw jewelry, girls' hair bows, and a plethora of other items. From now on, I most likely will be bringing my items worth donating to Sheri's - especially after reading about Sheri and her mother's efforts to change law enforcement mindset about victims of domestic violence. Under no circumstances should anyone - female or male - be a victim of domestic abuse! Please help make others aware of this tragic nonsense by donating & encouraging others to donate to Sheri's.

Love this place. Quilty of all the stuff they have is…read moregreat. Love the book selection.

Great place --came in clutch during the rodeo we were in town for. Clean and fast. No…read morecomplaining! Done same day!!

I guess we didn't look oil field trash enough for the woman who had her kid there too. We had 2…read moreshopping bags full and she wouldn't do them even to pick up tomorrow Their wash & fold attitude is very poor.

Called two days in advance and they held a trailer for me with no additional charges. Super nice…read morestaff and clean store

Give Taylors a call, they will definitely take care of you!…read more Excellent customer service and great value!

My review of Taylor's Weed & Pest Control is for their 6-step lawn care program as well as their…read morehome termite treatment. First off, all of the employees I interacted with in person and on the phone were all friendly. Before the termite treatment ($2,142.66 for the entire house which is over 2,200 sq. ft.) which consumed a full morning, I'm glad I was able to rip out all of the flooring and the baseboards. This way the owners - a husband/wife due - were able to better evaluate the evident, past termite damage. I was told I would not need to move anything in the garage, but when the crew got there they told me I had to everything away from the walls. All of my moving boxes were in there. I was fuming. There are three reasons why this couldn't be rated 5 stars: - I had to remind the termite guys that they needed to put treatment in a crack inside the house where they said they would before they tried to leave. - The broad leaf herbicide (about $120 per treatment) that they sprayed on three different occassions was sprayed in what I would call too windy of conditions. I know we live in a windy area. It sucks. Wait, no it blows. Ha! But it's not fair to me that my yards got a half ass job half of the time. On top of that the weeds are just prevalent as they were before. The fault cannot be completely pinned on them as I did not do a good job keeping my yards watered & rarely pulled any weeds... a key to maintaining a healthier lawn. - Their lack of communication... Aside from the major mishap previously mentioned, I never knew when the guys were coming to spray the lawn. They never gave me a phone call about them. Lastly, they never called my brother back who wanted service at his house (also in Hobbs) the same time that I did. I guess I shouldn't have passed my phone off to him the day I requested lawn service my house then his. Overall, I'm more than happy to support local businesses, but things could improve.