If they don't have ... it must not exist ! Amazing inventory of all types of plumbing parts…read more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They just opened a new store in hurricane utah. First off the people that work at this locations…read moreare very knowledgeable and friendly that wasn't the problem. The problem I have is with their ridiculous return policy . I went there and bought two pieces of 1-in pipe I bought two because I didn't want to make another trip back over there if I needed both so they said return it if you don't need it so I did the next day . The day before when I bought them I paid for them with cash this is where the problem lies . If you pay for them with cash and don't take them back the same day the refund amount will be sent to you in check form . The reason I paid with cash is so I didn't have to give all my information to them. So long and behold to get a check mailed to me for the refund amount I had to give them all the information you'd think they'd be able to just refund my money right there on the spot but no apparently not this is why I probably will not do business with them again . I mean if you have to wait God knows how long for them to send you a $9 check why should you even bother taking it in for a refund ?

Always organized and clean. In and out pretty quick and parking was great!! The sample kiosks were…read morebusy as they always are.

On May 15, 2026, at approximately 2:30 PM, I experienced a very uncomfortable and concerning…read moreinteraction today at Costco Warehouse #672, located at 835 N. 3050 E., St. George, UT. As required, I scanned my digital membership card at the entrance. After proceeding about 25 feet into the store, an employee at the entrance called out to me, saying, "Sir, do you have your membership card? The card you scanned was a girl's." I was surprised and replied that I had, in fact, scanned my card. I walked back to the entrance and rescanned my membership. Despite this, the employee repeated that it was a woman's card. As he zoomed in on the image on his tablet, he continued to insist the card belonged to a female. I told him I found that comment offensive. Only after further examining the photo did he realize it was actually me and asked, "When did you cut your hair?" (I had longer hair during the COVID period when the photo was taken.) I again expressed that I found his comments offensive. Instead of apologizing, he dismissed my concern by repeatedly saying, "Come on," implying that | should not be offended. At no point did he acknowledge the mistake or offer an apology. Instead, the situation was minimized, as if the issue was my reaction rather than his conduct. This interaction raises several concerns: Is the purpose of scanning membership cards at the entrance to verify identity, or to make assumptions about a member's gender based on appearance? Are employees trained to recognize that men may have long hair and that appearance alone should not lead to conclusions about identity? How are employees instructed to handle situations where a member's appearance may differ from their membership photo? Does Costco consider how such comments may affect individuals whose appearance may not conform to traditional gender expectations, including those who may identify as transgender or nonbinary? Additionally, is gender identity in any way considered a condition or factor related to Costco membership? Regardless of intent, the comments made to me were inappropriate and offensive. People's appearances can vary widely, and employees should approach these situations with professionalism and respect rather than making assumptions or public remarks. I hope Costco takes this feedback seriously and ensures that employees are better trained to handle member verification in a respectful and inclusive manner.

No one ever helps me in this store. I've gone there three times and only ever got a self check out…read morewoman say "thanks for coming in". Poor cell coverage in the store often means I cant even search for the location of the product I'm searching for. Very frustrating experience. I wont be back ever.

Who ever the hiring manager is should be moved somewhere else because he is clearly not a good fit…read morefor that position. I am basing my review on years of coming to Lowes. The most basic of questions gets you the deer in the headlights look. Now I do know that it's difficult to find younger people that have experience in the building industry because of all of the time spent doing meaningless tasks like video games and taking selfie. There are plenty oh retires out there that come from all trade backgrounds that would better service Lowes customers. Food for thought Lowes upper management.

I'm writing this review to highlight my experience at Ace in St. George, Utah and give credit where…read morecredit is due. An associate by the name of Mike F., has been an excellent resource in helping me in a couple of very important projects. Today was no exception. I'm building a new shop in my back yard and since the shop has a loft, I needed someone to help me put together a plan for a pully system a little more complicated than just a basic system. Explaining to Mike what I was wanting to accomplish, he completely understood that this wasn't just a basic shop I was building and that I wanted to add a little more "cool factor" to the hatch lid system. Probably not a big deal to many, but for some of us, it helps to display our craftsmanship a little better. Mike, who has excellent people skills, takes great pride in his personal appearance and writes with a fountain pen, is very unique and really stands out in today's world of business associates. He started building the system as we spoke and as we were gathering materials, he explained not only the how, but the whys behind every piece while putting it together. In the end, I had a much better, robust and cooler pulley system than I had originally imagined, and it's going to be an awesome addition to the shop. Thanks Mike! Today turned out to be a great one.

Shopped here with friends twice last week for clothes (really), home goods, etc. They have great…read moreshoes, books, puzzles, candles, kitchen towels, toys and games besides outdoor cooking and camping items. I've been a rewards member for a few years, so I had coupons. I dare you not to find at least one item to buy if you shop here.

Nice local store on route to Zion national Park. The place was clean and well stocked the roasted…read morechicken and pork ribs looked really good plus the sushi was a great price

This is a great grocery store chain local to Utah! They have their own rewards program that can…read moresave you a bit, and I appreciate that they are equipped with a good sized deli section so you can get some good, relatively low-cost food quickly rather than eating at restaurants if you're on the road. They also have some pre-made sandwiches that are surprisingly really tasty -- I liked the Italian sub a LOT at the end of a long day! The staff are friendly too, and of course they have all your other basic grocery store necessities.

The TLDR Version: Air Supply Heating & Cooling was incredibly responsive, well priced and financing…read moreworked out seamlessly to have an Amana 4 ton GasPack installed within TWO days after our HVAC went out. The experience was great and I'll recommend them to everyone. It has been a little over a month since install and we did have one issue with the dual-stage nature of our unit. The unit kept short cycling, we had opted to go with a larger unit (4 ton vs. 3.5 ton) as the calculation needed put us right around a 3.6. Air Supply came out twice and did all that was needed to confirm that we just needed a different thermostat to properly handle the unit. All around it worked out great, we're now seeing energy efficiency and that will lead to savings... while keeping us very cool :D! Additonal context on what made Air Supply our final choice. We purchased a 29 year old home in April. My NIGHTMARE of home ownership is the HVAC going out in summer so we had one company come 'for a tune-up' and besides being outright lied to we learned that technicians are often just sales reps in... well tech clothing from a second company who was trustworthy but the financing terms did not align with our needs. Respectfully, if I wanted a sales rep I will just ask for one. A second company came out and told us the system should get through summer and call them for maintenance in fall/spring... Monday of this week the system stopped working. We called a company who got good reviews and I believed would be trustworthy given their support for military/veterans. We again got a 'sales tech' who couldn't even properly identify our current unit type and tried to sell us a Goodman basic system for well above market rate... so we kept looking. Air Supply used Goodleap the same financing firm and I found them to have very good feedback on google/yelp but also places like reddit... as I came to learn you really get to know a company's reputation on reddit. I called Air Supply on Tuesday and Lisa showed up towards the end of the day. She was so very wonderful to work with. It was refreshing seeing a binder of predetermined options, a consultation on what we wanted and recommendations on what we should get based on our feedback. We didn't just get another tech telling us BS about this or that and showing us pictures of 'our unit'. Gosh, one day our system was Trane the next day it was a York a few months earlier it was so old that all the identifiers were worn off (true stories from 3 different HVAC companies)... Lisa even was nice enough to send pictures of the old unit the next day AND the new one post install. As I told her, we're at a point where we know what we want, we know the rough pricing and in some ways it's a race to the bottom for who gives the best value and after seeing pricing... thankfully it was hands down Air Supply. Once we completed the paperwork, Lisa kept us updated through the whole process. Installation was on Thursday of the same week and went flawlessly. We got to chat a little with Jose and Victor who were excellent and very friendly. All around it was simply a wonderful experience. I very much value relationship based selling/customer experience with companies I interact with and Air Supply not only delivers that but does it at a fair price. Thank you again to Lisa, Jose and Victor. I can't thank you enough for the wonderful experience we had.

One of our 3 units quit working in February of 2024 and this company told us we needed it replaced…read more The salesman told us he'd give us 3 smart thermostats for free. We had to call them out after the installation at least 5 times in the two summers after the install because it was blowing hot air when it turned on. They were nice enough to send out techs free of charge but to no avail it is now 2026 and we are still having problems. One of the service calls we were told that there was a clog. Another time we were gaslighted and told that it's the residual hot air from outside but then it cools down. But it could never keep up. We set it for 76 but can only get it to 78. Our first summer bill after the install was $950. The prior year with the old system it was $650. Then the next one a little over $1000. Repeat that the following year with calls requesting for servicing from them. So... our daughter hooked us up with her former employee who owns an AC business now. He came out and after doing some investigating of the unit itself he pulled off the UV light from the air handler in the garage. He noticed warm air right away which should be very cold. The air tested 76 degrees which is bad. The thermostat was wired wrong and BOTH the heater and AC have been turning on simultaneously!!! After he rewired the new thermostat we bought, it tested 38 degrees and we no longer sweat the bed as a result of fearing our next energy bill. All is working well now and I can actually get a chill. I was not about to call them out a sixth time. They are not skilled or something more sinister is at play. I don't know. I'm just so thankful that it is fixed because it has been very depressing having spent $15000 on a new system only to have extremely elevated bills. Be ware.