I call Bob about purchasing some silver. I had 2 quick Questions. The first was "No" before I was…read moreeven finished asking it. The second one I wasn't givin the opportunity to get beyond two words before I was cut off. Talked over. And dismissed with a Rudeness I haven't encountered from an owner. Or employee of a business IN YEARS!!!!! GO ANYWHERE ELSE DO NOT. I REPEAT. DO NOT GIVE "BOB" a single penny of your hard earned money!!!!!!! F#+K YOU BOB!!!!

Came in to purchase, got told I had to wait to be cleared for purchase. Came in and was told he…read moresold the item I was on wait for with no notice about anything

‍‍‍‍‍〽‍‍‍‍‍‍0#*‍‍‍ pretty sick deal on candy can't go wrong cheap stuff. I would say it was more…read morelike a Lowes in a small featured detail or a Home Depot and a smaller package.

In December 2025, I visited an Ollie's store to purchase household items. I spent just under $100,…read morewhich is a significant purchase for that retailer. After completing my purchase and exiting the store, I was confronted outside by two police officers who were standing with a female Ollie's employee. As I walked past, the employee pointed at me and stated, "That is him," and accused me of stealing merchandise. One of the items mentioned was a carbon monoxide detector. I was told that I had walked down an aisle where an empty package for that item was later found. During this interaction, I was repeatedly asked about a Black male they claimed was my partner, despite the fact that no one was with me. The police searched my person and my bags and found no stolen items. I was then released without any charges or further action. While sitting in my vehicle afterward, I observed another incident where two college-aged individuals exited the store: an African American male and a Caucasian female. Police searched the male and found nothing; the female was not searched. I believe I was wrongly accused and subjected to unequal and biased treatment. This experience was humiliating and distressing, and I believe Ollie's bears responsibility for the actions of its employee that led to this incident.

I have hired Abe's Low Cost Tree Removal numerous times for numerous reasons over the last 20…read moreyears. Removing trees or trimming trees Abe is a great communicator and will confer with you about what procedures are best for you project. I always request that my property resembles a National Park theme when completed. I have never been disappointed.

Reasonably priced, quick response to request for bid, showed up at the time they said the would…read more Great job on trimming the trees and left the place clean. Would suggest to anyone.

I have worked for Bretz & Young for over 12 years. I am very proud of the work Matt and Melinda do…read moreand am proud to play a role in helping those that have been injured by no fault of their own. I've seen them make a huge difference in the lives of hundreds of people over the years. I truly believe in the work they do!

Matt Bretz and his team handled our personal injury case in spectacular fashion culminating in a…read morefair and just settlement well before going to trial. Their successful track record of years of ethical practices and knowledgeable, effective representation served us well. The lawyer you choose does make a difference. My wife suffered a debilitating injury in a fall due to unsafe conditions while dining in a Kansas tourist town. We tried to negotiate a fair settlement with the proprietor's insurance company ourselves but they offered us only a laughable, token amount to sign off on all claims since their "investigation" concluded that their client was not at fault. I had purchased a couple books on the subject of seeking a premises liability settlement without hiring a lawyer, which greatly aided our case. Learning from the many actual case histories detailed Matt's book, I was able to compose a compelling and eloquent Demand Letter. Still, the insurance company knew they had the upper hand especially since we were out-of-state and out-gunned. So they hoped that we would simply give up in frustration fighting an uphill battle. One of the books that I purchased from Amazon titled "And Justice for All: Win Your Injury Case" was co-authored by Matthew Bretz and Melinda Young of Hutchinson, Kansas. Besides the book's excellent content, the law firm of Bretz and Young was a perfect fit geographically since we now needed a lawyer that was licensed to practice in Kansas yet not in the immediate vicinity of the same town. The stars were aligned which led me to call Matt's office and shortly afterward he pulled off the road to call me for details. He enthusiastically convinced me that he wanted to take this case (for public safety concerns as well) and was confident in a favorable outcome. He followed up by having photos taken of the deteriorating premise conditions the following weekend and he took charge from day one. Matt is a very cordial and compassionate gentlemen but when it came to his negotiating skills in mediation, his tenacity and experience shone through. Mediation is an increasingly common (and often mandated) formal procedure before assigning a court date that often results in early settlement. We quickly learned to appreciate having Matt on our side. The opposing lawyer team tried a couple tricks but Matt saw right through them and put them on the defense. He then cleverly devised a simple yet effective formula of assigning a calculated value of pain and suffering that a jury could easily assign a tangible figure. Just the mention of presenting this to a jury in closing arguments instantly broke the stalemate in mediation negotiations, leading to a quick and rewarding resolution without the time-consuming expense and uncertainty of a jury trial. Regardless of whether or not you might try going it alone, you would do well to purchase a couple books such as Matt's to educate yourself for one of the most important financial events of your life. Before you say or do something that might jeopardize your case, take the time to research and learn how the legal system works. Most likely if your case rises to a high dollar figure, you will benefit greatly by choosing the right lawyer to achieve a fair and just settlement. We found our perfect match in Bretz and Young.

I called and he answered very fast which I appreciate, but he did not disclose that he doesn't have…read moreany locksmiths tools. he charged a 40$ driving fee, which is reasonable but only brought a credit card to unlock the door. I would not recommend doing business at all.

Grady the owner came over even on a Sunday afternoon to help fix my locks highly recommend.read more

Knowledgeable, excellent service, and get so much more money for cases. It's obvious that they're…read moreexperienced and actually care about their clients. Highly recommend! Don't settle with your insurance company until you at least call them. They'll shoot you straight on if they can help.

Jesse Tanksley is a BEAST. He's going to fight for you tooth and nail to make sure you get what you…read moredeserve. He is respectful, attentive, invested, and assertive- he wants what's best for you and won't settle for less. His office is thorough and his staff are all amicable and on top of it. Jesse will gladly explain legal jargon and strategies; he won't feed you bs. This is a genuine catch in a sea of options and he's going to guide you through one of the most difficult periods of your life. Nobody wants to go through a personal injury case, but if you have to... you're going to want to go through it with Jesse and Mann Wyatt Tanksley.

We will NEVER recommend Cheney Door to anyone we know for any type of business. The worst customer…read moreservice, communication, and business deal we have ever experienced. Ordered our overhead door in June, 2022 upon the completion of our finished outbuilding, was told initially told 6-8 weeks before the door would be in and able to be delivered for installation. That time came, and we had not heard from anyone from the company. Finally after multiple attempts of getting ahold of Allen, the manager of the Hutchinson store, we were explained that we would not be receiving our door until October. Had all this been communicated to us, we would have understood, but it was pulling teeth any time we tried to get information out of them. Finally, our door arrived and was installed the last week of October (damaged but at least it got here). After multiple encounters with Allen, he failed to order us a garage door opener while my husband talked to him at least twice about the specifications of our door. After all was said and done, we were very upset with the terrible communication, poor customer service, and length of time for anything to be accomplished. We proceeded to inform Allen's superior, Steve, about this incident. This was our biggest mistake of all, because instead of being concerned about our experience and taking care of his customer, he found that Allen failed to bill us for the garage door opener in the original quote of $3500. Therefore, he then asked us to pay an extra $1000 and some change that we were not originally billed for, after our final bill had been taken care of. Here we are, eight months later, and he still only cares about making sure he gets payment for the door opener that was installed, and Allen is still not taking care of his customers. Really bad business, coming after the customer for a massive personnel mistake. Again, we will never take our business here, nor recommend them ever again.

Technicians Jack G. and Justin M did a wonderfull job replacing our sections, and fixing our…read moreopener. They were punctual, fast, and courteous. I would recommend them or anyone from Cheney Door to any of my family and friends.