My parents have been using Gastec for about five years now, and they've consistently had a great…read moreexperience. It's hard to find a company that is both reliable and trustworthy, but Gastec has proven to be exactly that. Their team is professional, responsive, and always willing to go the extra mile to make sure everything is running smoothly. Whether it's routine service or addressing an issue, they're knowledgeable and take the time to do the job right. Emily and the team there are excellent at what they do! After five years of dependable service, it's clear they truly care about their customers and the quality of their work. I highly recommend Gastec to anyone looking for a company they can trust for their heating and gas service needs.

06FEB2026 morning of my step daughter's wedding. Go out check my propane level and I'm down to 18%…read more I call my propane company if the last 10 years, and they tell me they are three weeks out to fill. Normally they do come out the next day. They tell me since I own my tank to go try somewhere else. Panicked, I start calling around. It's the coldest in a long time around here, and no one is picking up. I leave messages as I get ready for the wedding. Eric from Gastec calls back and after a few forms they tell me they'll be out as soon as possible. Two days later, worrying I may of messed up waiting so long they came out and filled the tank! $10 hazardous charge and lower price from my other supplier. I will definitely be using them again!!! Thanks to them for coming out so quickly!

I write to extol and celebrate the virtues and amazing craftsmanship of Michael Virok, the owner of…read more@theGuitarRescue.com and a Luthier extraordinaire. This review has been a long time in coming, due to several serious family medical issues combined with a move to another state, and it is a review that I am grateful to finally write. Michael graciously and kindly helped me to complete the final (and most important) phases of mods on my 2006 Gibson SG Standard. My overall goal was to switch the colour-scheme of the hardware to Black, and so that it also had the "Doom" affinities of my previous guitar, an ′86 Jackson Custom made in the San Dimas workshop. The first phase of mods began with the installation of new tuning pegs and control knobs. I was able to get some Grover 102BC Original Rotomatic Black Chrome tuning pegs to replace the original faux-ivory white ones, the latter of which have really thin attachment posts (which I have seen break due to desiccation a few times). I always loved the control knobs on my Jackson, so I got a set of four Proline Back Chrome Textured Dome ones, which feel like home to me. The next phase of mods involved replacing the Gibson pickups with something more suited to my style of playing. I decided to go with the EMG Zakk Wylde 81/85 Humbucker Set in Black. Both of these are active pickups, like the one in my Jackson. I went to one of the big-box stores for the installation and when I picked it up, the tech (i.e. not a luthier) said that since the electronics cavity of an SG is notoriously small, he was unable to fit the battery inside of the cavity, and it was returned to me like this. He suggested that I find a luthier who could rout out a battery-box to ameliorate this situation, because the store didn't even have the proper tools for the work. I was, like...WTF. So, I found a real Luthier in Michael Virok. He was able to discard the splitter connecting the new pickups and wired them directly together so that a battery could actually fit in the cavity - without having to rout out a battery-box to the side of the cavity. While this setup may use batteries more quickly, there was no need to do any invasive procedure to install something by doing it this way (which I thought was a great idea!). He did this while I waited. Gratis. The final piece of the puzzle was the installation of a proper tremolo system, and I asked Michael if he could put a Kahler whammy-bar on it, because I absolutely adored the Kahler on my Jackson. Michael acted as a de facto consultant on this, and he graciously helped me to determine which Kahler model would be the best-suited for my SG. Bear in mind, that literally no other luthier in a 100-mile radius said that they could do this...not even in Philly. He installed the Kahler 2200 and it works perfectly! Taken together, I offer my highest recommendation, without any reservation, for Michael Virok at The Guitar Rescue as the regional go-to Luthier extraordinaire. If you live anywhere within an hour-or-two of Lawrenceville, NJ and have the need to do something, anything with/to your guitar, PLEASE let him work on your axe! I drove all the way from King of Prussia (PA) based on his reputation alone, and was so impressed with him. He is kind, affable, and a consummate professional whose only concern is customer satisfaction. Thank you so very much, Michael, for literally everything, and humble apologies for the exceedingly long delay in submitting this review. Namaste...

Took my guitar in yesterday and got it back today. Full rewire and setup. Sounds perfect! Provided…read moreme with some history on the 1983 Fender Fullerton Stratocaster I brought, which I always wanted to get confirmed. I would highly recommend.

Not good. I was overcharged 12 times since 11/25. total…read more$675. The company's response when notified It looks like your credit card is attached to someone else's account, CollettI. Are you supposed to be paying for someone else's water. I called 3 x and emailed. their message I may be out of office for 48 hours.

We had a rocky start ... nobody's fault....there was a misunderstanding at the first visit--on my…read morepart--that could have ended that relationship, but the Twin Rocks people were all stepping up to figure it all out and now I have no complaints. They have turned out to be all their good reviews said. #2 with any service or product relationship, good customer care is extremely important... a make it or break it event. They have 3lb bottles which are important to me, because I have 31 steps...2 floors... makes a big difference... the first bottles were a bit dirty, but they made sure to deliver clean bottles this time... explains how great customer care can make all the difference... This is an industry rife with shady issues, so read the reviews here on all the companies... research water brands ... Then call Twin Rocks!

I am so grateful to Mark. I had a clog in my toilet that I was trying to work on myself. I got my…read moresnake stuck and called him, hoping that he could come fix it. He told me he was booked up for the morning, but gave me advice on how to fix it myself which I took and fixed it. I'm putting him on speed dial for the next time I have a real problem. Seldom do you see honest men who will give you advice for free. GOD BLESS YOU, MARK

Mark not only replaced a faucet for me today but he realized that the guy from Lowes who installed…read moremy new dishwasher did a seriously subpar job. He will be back next week to fix it. I always know that Mark will do an excellent job and at a reasonable price. He has been doing all my plumbing for years and I wouldn't have anyone else.

I will drive farthur to to to Kingston, NJ post office. They are the kindest, friendliest, postal…read moreworkers you will find anywhere. Always a smile and they make you feel like family! Who else does that today. Thank you Kingston Postal employees for making me want to come see you! Really!

It's certainly fashionable to hate the United States Postal Service, wrongly conflating bad senior…read moremanagement and ridiculous, money hemorrhaging, oversight by Congress as a sleight against the hard working men and women who man the front lines. I have never had a problem here, in fact, many times they've gone out of their way to offer excellent money saving advice on postage and shipping. Sure, you can find bad people anywhere but generally speaking the USPS is not the punch line that springs to mind when I want to illustrate how not to do something. Congress... on the other hand...

If you knew how the United States Postal Service is run, you would never complain again (at least…read moreto the guy weighing your package.) The Post Office is for all intents and purposes a jobs program managed through a strangulating thicket of outmoded work and funding rules by the United States Congress whose members all want to deliver jobs and pork to their districts damn all sanity and economic logic. Congress has driven the country $30T into debt, do you think for a minute they're going to shed their fiscal mania for the Post Office. Most of these legislative leeches couldn't run a fruit stand profitably. Over the past twenty years first class mail has all but evaporated and the front desk at the USPS has gone from selling stamps to handling pallets of online shipments while their Congressional overseers have allowed UPS, FedEx and Amazon to eat their lunch on pricing and speed. So, if things seem a little haywire I never blame the good folks on the front lines. Sure the mail has been a little slow but I blame our latest and lamest Postmaster General Louis DeJoy who in a desperate attempt to Make the USPS Great Again has intentionally cut back hours, services and available technologies to their legally permissible limits. And let's be real, over the last decade customer service has taken a nosedive in every conceivable industry from health care to the Jelly of the Month Club so rudeness and incompetence is hardly an exclusive virtue of the USPS. Like anywhere else, it just depends on who you get. The USPS does a fine job considering the idiots running the joint. Five stars for the front line who soldier on admirably while their masters choke on the entrails of their pork. Oink on Senators.

Yes they can drive you crazy. But they deliver (ahem) day after day. Their costs to mail packages…read moreis way cheaper than the competition. The employees are almost always patient and kind. They're always on their feet. They have to deal with us...the public. AND they are restricted heavily by the government. If they were a publically traded company I'd buy stock in them.