Thank you, Free Press, for giving Houston a music festival that's been long overdue…read more I must admit that I expected a couple thousand people at this gathering, but so many more thousands proved be wrong; braving the scorching temperatures all in the name of good tunes, I couldn't even give you a number to how many folks were in attendance. There was just a sea of people ... everywhere. This was was a great crowd, a good mix of teens living up their final days of summer, parents and their hippie babies, hotties, notties and above all, a really excited group of locals proud to have this festival right in their backyard. Let me say that with the craziness to the left and a beautiful Houston skyline to the right, it was surreal. And I didn't know Houston had so many hippies, either. There were tons of restrooms (non of which I used), hand sanitizing stations, beer, grub, a volleyball action, lots of local vendors selling clothing, art, cigs and other "festival must-haves," A/C cooling tents, water misters, a VIP tent serving hard alcohol and two stages with great lighting and sound showcasing more than 50 acts. Just two drawbacks: It pained me to see all the metal Budweiser beer bottles thrown in the trash; and the line/ticket situation. Those who purchased their tickets early online, saving a few bucks, ended up spending as much as three hours waiting in line at will call. Whoa. (They did warn to arrive early to avoid this!) But those who were purchasing that day? Eh, some paid and played within minutes. Next year, either spend the few extra bucks to buy then and there ... or maybe they'll work out a better sitch. But keep in mind that they ran out of two-day passes on the first day! Kudos to the staff for allowing people bring in a few snacks and water bottles, cause like I said, it was hot! Once again, Free Press and Omar, thanks for working your little tails off to host this and congrats on such a tremendous success. Can't wait til next year!

"On an island in the sun We'll be playing and having fun"…read more Free Press SummerFest! It's about time people get used to Houston having a bad ass music festival. I'm tired of hearing about Coachella, Lollapalooza, Sasquatch, and Voodoo Fest. It's just a matter of time before FPSF becomes a place people around the nation travel to. This year was great! (besides the heat). It didn't rain, which could be a negative or a positive, as opposed to last year. This year brought a much bigger crowd, maybe because WEEZER owns FLAMING LIPS, but either way the headliner is getting much better. Also I felt this year the local bands/smaller bands were better performances overall. I found a couple that I really enjoyed and was able to stand literal inches away from them. There were so many stages with so many different performers to watch I couldn't figure out which one to see and which one I'd have to miss. Even though it's a huge music festival, we're still in Texas, so you still get that Southern Hospitality, people are still really nice, not pushing, and yelling, over a spot. Don't get me wrong you still get crazy dancing and even some crowd surfing by the end. The promoters of this event do a great job of bringing together, a perfect mix of music, food, activities, and giveaways! OH YEAH! Fireworks at the VERY END. I can't wait to see who they have in store for next year! "We'll run away together We'll spend some time forever We'll never feel bad anymore"

Worst gas company. They hieck up the your monthly bill and blame a cold fronts that in Houston that…read morelast one or two days. Then they charge you for months afterwards. They automatically send youletters for bogus servics, saying if you don't reply they won't sign you up. But later you get you bills and see they did sign you up for all sorts of made up services.

Thank you CenterPoint for helping me to learn how to start and use my home generator. I have never…read morehad to use it until now and the fact you couldn't get power restored in my neighborhood for 10 days gave me the assurance that I can get by with a portable generator running my central AC and 2 fridges and a couple of room lights. You are the best! Hope Jason gets a bonus for his handling of this major power disruption. He has really helped the generator business in Houston grow!

Sakis was great with examining my unit and my ductwork. Gave me a quote that was almost half off a…read morecompetitor. JT and Terrance were professional and answered all my silly questions. Could not have been more impressed with their hard work.

they ignored the clear language of my warranty covering all parts and then charged me over $600.00…read morefor the part needed to fix my heat exchanger.

Good customer service. The owner is very knowledgeable about his company. I will recommend this…read morecompany to anyone.

Great experience with this company. They handled an…read moreelectrical project at my house and were very professional, communicative, timely and reasonably priced. Will definitely use them for any future work.

I'm in the home-buying process and was interested in a licensed electrician to perform an…read moreelectrical safety inspection of the house I'm purchasing. Reaching out to this business was straight-forward, I emailed them and a kind woman called me by phone to setup an appointment. With any questions that she didn't know the answer to, she redirected me to email it so an electrician can better answer my question. I had my appointment scheduled and the gentleman, Doc, was assigned to perform the inspection. Doc arrived on-time, was detail oriented in his inspection, and was very patient to explain his findings and recommendations on what were a safety concern first, and what could be addressed later. He explained things over the phone thoroughly and explained his thought process and was open to any questions I had without being annoyed. Within a day, I received his inspection report, a quote for the project/repairs needed, and pictures of the inspection. He was also easy to reach by text. Doc was professional, courteous, and responsive. The cost of the inspection, I think, was a decent value. I highly recommend Veteran Electric to anyone seeking a safety electrical inspection and I hope I'm able to say the same about their quality of work when I hire them for electrical projects. Give this gentleman a raise.

I needed a quote for repairs based on an inspection for our possible home purchase. Vince was…read moreincredibly helpful and his estimate was fair and thorough. When we finish our purchase, he will be the first company we contact. Thank you!!

Fixed my stove very quickly. He didn't explain what he was doing or what exactly was wrong, but it…read moregot fixed fast.

Good value for the price and qualified technicians. They are prompt, professional, and fair.read more

Clay with EES put in a generator for me, no complaints. He assured me he had also done concrete…read morework. Got him to do an 8'x12' patio extension and it has been a disaster. He has been unwilling to work with me on a resolution for a job that is the worst I have ever seen!! Wish I could include pics. Stay away from this fraud!!

The response time was super fast and they were amazingly friendly and helpful. Would definitely…read morerecommend and plan on using for any issues in the future. Not just a great value (estimates were much less than anyone else) but a pleasant experience overall.

We Love having the security of a generator. CJ was the most efficient tech we've had in the last 7…read moreor so years that we've had our generator. He arrived when promised was super neat and efficient. Thank you CJ, it was a pleasure meeting you.

In August 2025, I signed a contract with Generator Supercenter in Homewood, Alabama and paid the…read morerequired $4,350 deposit. After the payment was collected, all communication stopped. Despite multiple attempts to contact the company, I received no meaningful response or progress on the project. During my efforts to resolve the issue, I discovered that this was not an isolated incident. I became aware of more than 30 other homeowners who reported experiencing similar situations with this location. I escalated the matter to the parent company in Tomball, Texas. Initially, they acknowledged the situation and indicated they would honor or address my deposit. However, after several weeks of communication, they stopped responding entirely, and I have not received any resolution. As of May 2026, nearly nine months later, I do not have a generator, and my deposit has not been recovered. I also contacted Generac, the equipment manufacturer, to seek assistance. They stated they were unable to intervene in disputes with independent dealers and did not offer a path toward resolution. This has been a very costly and frustrating experience. I strongly encourage others to fully vet both the dealer and the contract terms before making any upfront payment.