We pay Thyssenkrupp Spokane for an annual service that includes Oil and Grease Only. We pay $1307…read morefor this service and we don't use the lift. Then 2-14-2019 we paid to have the battery replaced: "2/14 Replace battery and returned to service." Costing $998. Then in 6-30-2020 we had to pay again "Customer reported wheelchair lift not responding. Mechanic troubleshot and found one of the batteries bad. Ordered and installed new batteries as need." In fact the lift had not been working for the previous 3 months- I do question if the initial repair lasted a year- I think the technician had noticed it during perhaps one of the service calls and had partially disassembled the lift and left it with the panels off and I think we provided the out of order sign. Months went by and we called to have it put together- and it was done for another $1200. I'm disappointed that even if there isn't a warranty on their work - making the same repair every year to replace the batteries- I believe calls into question either their ability?

Wonderful Company loved working with them and they really did a nice job on our elevator. Just real…read morenice people and I would recommend them to anyone.

Tim and his staff are very professional. They sold and installed an elevator in our new home and…read morehelped us every step of the way. We are very satisfied.

We prepared the house for the laminate flooring. Dave was able to start working immediately. It was…read morea three day project to laminate the living room, dining room, bedrooms, and closets. Wife and dogs are happy. So I am happy! I heartily endorse Dave. His company is honest and prices are fair. He went the "Extra Mile" when it came to quality work, takes pride in his work. This stuff will last up to 25 years. Long after I am gone! Thanks Dave.

Our experience with Dave from Fixquisite was mixed. At the start, we appreciated his willingness to…read moretake on a unique project and help us stay within our budget. Parts of this remodel likely wouldn't have happened without his early collaboration, and we were hopeful based on those initial conversations. However, as the project when on, we increasingly felt that our job was not a priority. We had made a unique agreement in which we would complete much of the labor ourselves with up to 40 hours of coaching from Dave, since we were newer homeowners and wanted to do things correctly. In practice, we ended up relying on YouTube and friends/family for guidance because Dave was often disengaged, distracted, or would send images of ideas without explaining how to implement them. On days he scheduled to work with us -- days we rearranged our own busy schedules for -- he often arrived late, came unprepared, or left to attend to other customers. Site visits were either brief and repetitive or long but unfocused, and at times occurred before we confirmed he could stop by. Overall, we did not feel that our time (or his) was used efficiently. We also encountered multiple instances of rushed or careless workmanship, which we were left to correct ourselves: protruding missed nails, uneven framing, and lack of attention to drywall details, among others. While his partner, Gary, was consistently helpful and professional, Dave himself occasionally shared unsolicited and inappropriate personal commentary (such as suggesting we research legal separation and/or a prenup based on his personal life experiences and telling me about women he found attractive at the bar or women he was interacting with on dating apps). As the project neared final inspection, Dave became dismissive of our concerns about time management and increasingly insistent about being paid immediately. He sent invoices before gathering our final receipts and before the inspection was complete (the first inspection did not pass). Although we hadn't set a strict contractual timeline, we had verbally agreed on aiming for Thanksgiving. Despite this, he pressed for urgent payment during our workday, insisting it was due prior to the holiday. He claimed the payment was "past due" even though we paid him the same day the inspection passed. For receipt reconciliation, he had agreed to a specific deadline. Despite receiving receipts prior to that deadline, he delayed addressing the details of the receipts, suggested our expectation of the deadline being met was unreasonable, and completed the task late. In the end, we are grateful for the improvements we made to our home and paid Dave (before Thanksgiving). However, the overall experience left us feeling disappointed and hesitant to enter into an arrangement like this again, and we will seek out a different team for future projects. We had hoped for a more professional and attentive process.

What a great overall experience! My husband and I are new to the area and had been looking for an…read moreelectrician to replace light fixtures. We kept getting the run around from everyone, even the contractors with awesome reviews. Finally we contacted APi and obtained a quote the very next day. Less then a week later Jeremy came over and replaced all five of our light fixtures within very little time. He was very professional, efficient and polite. The entire experience from working with Mari, her husband Jacob and Jeremy was exceptional. My husband and I will definitely call again for any electrical needs and highly recommend their services.

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