Easy to ship with self scanning service. No long lines if you have a pre-printed label.read more

I don't utilize this business frequently, but I have always found the people there friendly and…read morehelpful. There is always a line. I recently went there on a Saturday morning and there was already a line waiting for the store to open. The workers were kind and patient, and the line moved quickly. It was a good experience.

I've been using them for several years and I love the convenience of just dropping stuff off and…read moresaying "ship it".

If you require a receipt with a FedEx tracking number, this is not the place. You will walk away…read morewithout proof the package was dropped off at this location. Four hours after dropping off, still not showing in FedEx Tracking. Would not recommend.

Just a quick walk over to the post office to mail my rent check. I feel so blessed to live so close…read moreto such a beautiful post office.

Friendly staff are really helpful with determining the best option for mailing items. The line can…read moreback up at lunch time when there's only one person working the cash register. Overall, it's a run of the mill post office.

I was dropping off a prepaid package. There was a short line. It cleared quickly and the nice…read moregentleman at the counter took the box and showed me how to get a receipt. Then I was on my way. Fast transaction. I was happy.

Needed urgent photocopies and the reps were very helpful in getting me to the right machine…read more Reasonable prices, and the equipment was super easy to use! Definitely recommend this FedEx location!

I needed a document notarized for a bank transfer. I discovered today that there is a tight…read moredeadline on the process, so I was under some pressure to find a notary -- particularly since I'm relatively new to Pittsburgh. I called nearly a dozen notaries in the South Hills -- and while many of them were likely just fine, none of them answered their phone! I called Back Office Plus, got a live human on the phone who was very personable, and verified that I could get the document notarized today by 7 pm -- despite not even calling until just after 5 pm. The process was easy peasy, reasonably priced, and done with super friendly service. We were also impressed by the sheer range of services offered, so I'm sure we'll be back soon.

One stop shop. He was able to notarize and guarantee overnight shipping. Very helpful and efficient.read more

I am so thankful for the professional service on more than one occasion. I needed to fax documents,…read morewhich is now a pain and many hoops of fire, but the counter person was super patient and very friendly. Even talked about kids. The beep beep boop boop of the fax machine made it sound like the documents weren't going through which was giving me some anxiety as anyone knows when they are dealing with insurance companies. ARGH! I really appreciate the staff and the pricing for the faxes was very reasonable. I know I will need to fax some more, so I'm be glad to come back here and get it done. Getting the confirmation that the fax has been successful sent and received is just what I needed for the insurance company. Now they know that I know that that they got it. HA!

The employee that helped me was OUTSTANDING! So helpful. I had to ship a very old 1959 guitar…read moreamplifier which weighed about 50 pounds and he carried it in from our truck and was so professional and nice.

Very clean. I didn't know it would only take quarters and I didn't have enough with me but there…read morewas an atm and a change machine there. Bathroom was also very clean.

I came in for the first time last week, and there was a lady finishing cleaning. The place was…read morespotless...washers, dryers, floors, and ladies restroom. The attendant was friendly and helpful, answering my questions, and wishing me a nice day as she was leaving. Today, there was no attendant when I arrived about 1 p.m., and the place was still spotless, despite several people doing laundry. What a refreshing difference from the last 2 visits to Shannon Suds. I had a female Yelper send me a "compliment", saying it wasn't the owners' fault for it being dirty, and I wasn't being fair. First, that's NOT a compliment. It's a comment. Second, if you use her same reasoning, then it's not the owner's fault if you walk into a dirty restaurant.

Mckenzie Corp- Boiler Feed Pumps…read more Boiler feed pumps are an important part of any boiler operation. They control the amount of water fed to the boiler and the manner in which it is fed. Centrifugal - Continuous Turbine - Intermittent In order to properly select a boiler feed pump five key points must be considered: Will the pumps operation be continuous or intermittent? This is an operational question and is often answered by the type of level control found on the boiler that the pump will be servicing. As a general rule of thumb, boilers with a capacity of 10,000 lbs./hr. or less utilize a float type switch that starts and stops the boiler feed pump to satisfy a predetermined water level within the boiler. This is a classic intermittent operation. Boilers with capacities exceeding 10,000 lb./hr. typically employs a modulating feed water regulator and will continuously feed water to the boiler at various rates depending upon the water level in the boiler. By knowing which operation you are to satisfy, you can determine which pump design is best suited for your application. As a general rule of thumb a turbine pump is used in an on-off situation and a centrifugal pump is used for continuous operation. But remember, this is a general rule and is some cases a centrifugal could be used for an on-off application and a turbine for continuous. What is the temperature of the water being pumped? It is also important to know the temperature of water you intend to pump. Most pumps can usually handle 215 oF to 230o F, other pumps are available that can handle higher temperatures by using external water-cooling. Keep in mind that a deaerator pump must be able to handle higher temperatures because they operate a 5 psi or 227o F. What is the required capacity? How much water you intend to pump is dependent upon the evaporation rate of the boiler the pump will service. A safe figure for an on-off application would be 2 times the evaporation rate of the boiler. With a modulating level control, a factor of 1.3 times the evaporation rate plus recirculation is recommended. What is the desired discharge pressure? When you pump directly into the boiler you will need to overcome the pressure in the boiler as well as any piping losses. You can chose the right pump by looking at the pump curves to determine which will accomplish this task. Should you have a modulating valve in the discharge line, the minimum you will need to add to the boiler operating pressure will be 20 to 25 lbs. Make sure that the pump can handle the pressure along with the flow rate needed. With an on-off level control the pumps should be designed for the relief valve pressure. What is the NPSH or net positive suction head required? This is the last piece of information that you will need. This is the minimum absolute pressure at the suction nozzle at which the pump can operate. To avoid pump cavitation, the NPSHA of the system must be greater than the NPSHR of the pump. In other words, the available NPSH must be higher than the required. We have always sized our deaerator stands to be two feet higher than the NPSH needed for the pump selection. Remember, the water level in the storage tank adds to the safety margin. Visit: http://www.mckenziecorp.com/

Excellent customer service. Cute card selection for a last minute addition to your package if…read moreneeded. Plenty of parking.

Compared to some of the other area Post Offices, this one in Presto, Pennsylvania is much smaller,…read morebut you get much BIGGER service! It feels like a small town Post Office where everyone knows your name. There is rarely a line, and the staff here is very nice . . . Cheers!