Great service, friendly staff and always put the customer first. Best business in town for all of…read moreyour water, garbage, equipment rental, portable restrooms, and towing needs!!

Josh made it clear that they aren't interested in your business if you are from Anchorage area…read more Also basically don't want to work with you unless you want to drop them big money. I had a small project which is going to be a large one by the time my greenhouses and homes are finished. Joshua said he was sorry I lived in Anchorage. Well so am I. But I'm even sorrier he lives in Homer. I lived in Homer before he was born in 1985. He needs to go back where he came from and take his narcissistic attitude with him.

We arrived at 7:00 PM. We didn't see Athena, the greeter or waitress, for at least five minutes…read morewhile we waited. There was clearly only one waitress on duty. Four or five tables were occupied, with guests waiting for their food, and about five tables were open. We stood in the doorway for 15 minutes before being acknowledged. During this time, the waitress was busy mixing and delivering drinks, pouring wine, and serving a table. Meanwhile, two more couples entered behind us. Eventually, the waitress approached us and said she couldn't seat us for another 20 minutes, so we decided to leave.

No stars for this place, but they almost certainly deserve several rotten tomatoes for being rude,…read moreanbusive, and unprofessional. They used to be such a nice place, and the old workers from before were still helpful, efficient, polite, and sane. The bad changes to Washboard is not their fault. But, the new owners and staff seem to have no idea or clue of service to the public, or of fairness, courtesy, and common decency. Under the new ownership, it's seemed one of the nastiest, rudest, most chaotic, filthiest places I have ever been to in my entire life, and they are overpriced. There are instead, lots of great restaurants, bakeries, hotels, etc., in Homer to eat and shower and sleep, and there are two other reasonably serviceable, friendly laundromats, The Red Door, and East End Laundry. If that doesn't suit, it's probably worth driving 100 miles to Soldotna instead, rather than going to the Washboard!

Very clean and organized. Felt welcoming even so late at night. Good pricing and good quarter…read moremachines that don't constantly spit out your slightly crinkled dollar. I hate when they do that.

Owner and staff were personable and very helpful. Facility was clean and well maintained. They…read moreprovided a large selection of books to read as you wait for your laundry to get done.

I am on a photo workshop for eagles in Homer AK and my computer wouldn't read my external portable…read moreHD. Matt did a great job determining the problem and making a backup of my desktop and other files. I had my computer tuned up and fixed in less than a day. I would use Lees Technology if I lived in Homer but it worked on closer to Sedona Arizona. Fast, friendly, and reasonably priced, it's a little out of the way, but a dedicated knowledgeable and honest owner. HE makes it easy for me to say if you are in the Homer AK area and need computer help, use Lees Technology with confidence.

The City of Homer is known as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World". I spent most of my time…read morein Alaska doing work in Soldotna. We had a fun day off where we drove over to Homer to do some Halibut fishing. Homer is located on the Kenai Peninsula Borough on the shore of Kachemak Bay. The Sterling Highway is the only road into Homer. We got up early to make the trek over to Homer. We chartered a boat called the Foxfire on the Homer Spit. The Homer Spit is a 4.5-mile long piece of land that extends out into Kachemak Bay. In addition to fishing boats, there are a number of restaurants and gift shops. Many of the businesses on the spit are on the boardwalk. After fishing, I took some time to grab a bite to eat and to purchase souvenirs to take back home. Homer is named after a goldminer named Homer Pennock. We parked next to the Salty Dawg Saloon and Lighthouse - one of the first cabins built in Homer (also featured on the Deadliest Catch). I really enjoyed my time in this little fishing town. We caught a lot of halibut and ate some good seafood. We found a place to process our fish so we could take them home. A cool place to stop by when entering into Homer is Homer View Point. At the overlook is a welcome sign and beautiful views of the mountains and glaciers in Kachemak Bay.

This born and raised Alaskan finally made it to Homer (in summer) Lol!…read more Took a fun EDM booze cruise on Kachemak Bay. We had to meet at City of Homer Port and Harbor. For first timers, I'm so relieved we are able to locate our boat amongst the many. The port and harbor seem to be clean and well organized. What I appreciated most was the ultra clean public restrooms.

Super cute little post office location but if you blink you might miss it!…read more Very friendly and one of the best views I've ever seen from a post office. Limited hours and services but they get the job done!!

We received an amazing amount of information the chamber of…read moreCommerce staff. He was patient, knowledgeable And treated us well. Thank you for your contribution to the city of Home AK! Through the chamber of commerce we were able to find- nature boat tour, Two Sisters bakery, bishops beach, salty dawg, homer visitors center.

I have called Jon and Tony several times over the last couple of years. They are always fast,…read moreefficient and inexpensive. I wouldn't think of calling anyone else.