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    Urban Ranch

    4.6 (7 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM

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    Home interior design

    Electric installation or replacement

    Electric repair

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    Great place to find unique gifts that you can't find anywhere else. Durette and Mike are always helpful when I stop by.

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    Rooting For You

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    Desert Shores, Summerlin

    This place is awesome! It's a little far from me, but I wanted to bring a friend here for her…read morebirthday, and I'm so glad we made the trip! They have a bunch of recurring activity nights like Plant Bingo, Moss N Sip, Succulent Nights, candle-making, open mic nights and more. They also have a really nice space that can be rented for private events. The events are mostly around $40 and can be booked online. Events do sell out! We went for Plant Bingo and had such a fun time! I recommend getting there early to grab a seat. There were four of us, so we got a nice table together. They play 20 rounds, and even if you don't win bingo, you still get a 2-inch plant. I also really liked that they talk about the different plants between rounds. It makes it fun and you actually learn something and add some plants to your "want" list. They had 3 people helping with calling, showing plants and serving food. They have some food and drink options available, or there's a restaurant next door with some really yummy sandwiches. There's also plenty of parking, and surprisingly, there aren't a ton of other stores in the shopping center, so parking was easy. Such a fun ladies' night out and a great place to do something different!

    We don't normally post public reviews with local companies, but because we've referred clients to…read morethis company in the past, we feel it's important to share our experience. After being a client for almost a year, we were disappointed with how our business relationship ended. Following the departure of the team member in early 2026 who originally established clear expectations; communication declined, scheduled visits became inconsistent, and invoicing and plant care lacked clarity. Our services were terminated with less than seven days' notice, even though there was no contract. We raised our concerns directly with the owner, but the issues were covered by saying 'you get a discount' not a meaningful way to respond in our opinion. We never asked or knew about a discount. Our advice is simple: get all pricing, service expectations, and termination terms in writing. Based on our experience, professionalism, communication, and accountability were lacking, and the way our account was handled left a disappointing final impression.

    Deseret Book

    Deseret Book

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    I left feeling disheartened after a recent visit with my son as we prepared for his endowment and…read morepurchased temple garments and clothing. My son is a larger young man, and during our visit an employee said directly to me, "Oh yes, your son is the big man in the dressing room." I am very grateful that my son did not hear the comment. I understand that no offense may have been intended, but remarks about a person's size are inappropriate, especially in a setting where members are preparing to make sacred covenants. Members of every body shape and size wear temple garments and temple clothing. No one should feel singled out, labeled, or made self-conscious because of their body. I would also encourage greater attention to the availability of larger sizes. Accessing temple garments and clothing should be a simple and welcoming experience for every member. These items are sacred necessities, not optional purchases, and members should be able to obtain them with dignity and respect. I share this feedback because I believe the Church strives to make everyone feel welcome. I hope this experience can serve as a reminder that words matter and that all members, regardless of size, deserve kindness, sensitivity, and respect as they prepare for temple worship.

    Our favorite store ever! Always have great time with this store . I went this Sandy 8:00 am because…read moreyelp says open 8:00AM but it was wrong information. The store hours says Open 10:00 AM

    Eco Electric - Your #1 choice for electrical service work. #theteam

    Eco Electric

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    I'll start by saying I highly recommend Craig Martin at Eco Electric…read more We had strange random power loss at my mom's house power would come and go. I checked the normal fixers like GFI's and circuit breakers. I had a hard time finding the main breaker as it was replaced when my dad added solar with the help of a flashlight and the power company I located and reset the main breaker when I turned it back on there was a loud sizzling noise. It didn't sound safe. Based on reviews. I called Eco Electric after hours to evaluate the problem they sent Craig. I didn't know what to expect. I'm always on guard because my mom can't afford to be taken in this bad situation. I was impressed with Craig. He was knowledgeable and professional. He quickly identified the problem he showed and explained that the breaker was moving around. He tried to tighten, but the screws were burnt and stripped he explained they were not tightened properly, which made the electricity arc. He called his office and tried to locate the assembly to secure the breaker due to the age. Parts were not available. We needed a new panel as it was the original over 30 years old. The parts were no longer available and even if they were, we would only be prolonging the inevitable he wrote up an estimate we thought to be fair. He called for an emergency install to the power company and handled all permits and inspections. He then secured the breaker as much as possible, so we had essential power that night and the following day then he came the next morning and he install was complete by 3 PM. The only thing we're waiting on is for the stucco to be replaced which I'm hoping will be soon as some of it is exposed to the elements thank you Craig. I will be using and recommending you for all our future electricity needs. Sincerely, Sandi Sullivan

    As veterans, and with me being a retired law enforcement officer, my husband and I would not…read morerecommend this company based on our experience. My husband called Eco Electric because two outlets in our kitchen were not working. We expected to pay the standard service call fee, which was around $60 and possibly, if needed, $289 diagnostic fee. The electrician, Andrew "Drew", arrived and my husband explained the problem. Andrew gestured toward an area of the kitchen and said the issue was probably there, referring to where the GFCI outlet was located. However, before performing any diagnostic work or even checking the outlet, he had my husband sign an agreement authorizing a $289 diagnostic charge. Andrew then stepped outside, came back in, walked directly to the area he had pointed out earlier, moved a medicine box that was blocking a GFCI outlet we didn't even realize was there, and simply pressed the reset button. The outlets immediately started working. At that point, my husband asked if the diagnostic charge was still necessary since the problem had already been resolved. Andrew told him the charge still applied because he had already signed the paperwork, even though the issue had been fixed before any actual diagnostic work had taken place. That is what left us feeling misled. Our concern has never been about paying for honest work or a legitimate diagnostic. Our concern is that we were asked to authorize a $289 diagnostic fee before basic troubleshooting was performed, and once the simplest possible fix restored power, we were still expected to pay the full diagnostic charge simply because the paperwork had already been signed. Andrew seemed like a nice person, but that doesn't change how the process was handled. I don't know whether the technicians are paid on commission or another type of incentive, but as a customer, the process felt dishonest and misleading. My husband later spoke with Bill, who I believe was the manager or someone in a supervisory role. Unfortunately, my husband found him dismissive and defensive of the complaint. He didn't seem interested in truly listening and even interrupted my husband before he had finished explaining what had happened. To Bill's credit, he said he would speak with Andrew to hear his side of the story and call my husband back. When Bill called back, he did agree to reduce the charge by $100, which we appreciated. During that conversation, my husband explained that, going forward, their technicians should provide a more thorough explanation and perform basic troubleshooting before asking customers to authorize expensive diagnostic charges. Otherwise, the process can leave customers feeling misled and can come across as deceptive. What was especially disappointing was reading the comments Andrew entered on our invoice afterward. He (Bill or Andrew) wrote that the customer "was not happy with having to pay for the diagnostic" and that he "wouldn't be able to work with him again." That is simply not an accurate representation of what happened. Our complaint was never about paying a fair diagnostic fee. Our concern was the lack of communication, the order in which things were handled, and the misleading process. We were asked to authorize a $289 diagnostic charge before the most basic troubleshooting step--checking and resetting the GFCI outlet--was even attempted. Once that button was pressed, the outlets worked immediately. We appreciated the $100 reduction, but that doesn't change how this experience was handled or how our concerns were documented afterward. As veterans, my husband and I expect honesty, transparency, and integrity from the companies we hire. Unfortunately, this experience fell far short of those expectations, and we will not be using or recommending Eco Electric in the future.

    Urban Ranch - homedecor - Updated October 2026

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