When my fridge stopped working, the options were to have it fixed or buy a new one. At over $3,000,…read morethis fridge is not cheap, so I decided to get it repaired. After a few calls, only Premier answered my call and to my amazement, Premier scheduled a tech to come the very next day. The technician arrived on time and when asked, told me of his extensive experience fixing over 1000 refrigerators! It was costly to repair, but far less than a new one. The service tech had all the parts needed and handled the job in an extremely professional manner, and now my fridge runs like new. Call Premier Appliance. I was glad I found them.

Always read the reviews…read more As I said to the owner of Premier Appliance, I am not a happy customer. In arranging for a technician to repair our dryer, I understood that Premier's minimum fee of $165 would be applied to the cost of repairs to our dryer. What I do NOT remember being told is that Premier has a minimum labor charge of $80, in addition to the minimum required $165 charge (plus parts and taxes, of course). At my request, the owner called me and I suggested that Premier explain this to potential customers before scheduling customer service. I was upset by his accusation that I was extorting him because I mentioned that another local appliance repair company (Snap FIX Santa Fe) has a much lower, non-refundable, truck charge and diagnosis fee. Hopefully, Premier will advise potential customers of their fee structure before service so people won't be surprised as we were, of their final bill. P.S. BTW, we were pleased with the service by the technician.

Do not give these people your money. It is impossible to get support. You can email. You can call…read moreand leave messages. No one will respond. Starlink is more expensive, but delivers a superior product that they actually SUPPORT. I think this co-op is in a vicious cycle. Lack of volunteers leads to no support. No support leads to members leaving for Starlink. Fewer members leads to even worse support. It will probably only last a few more years. Not really worth paying $400 for their dish and even more for installation. It's kind of a scam now. I hope the leadership and staff enjoyed lining their pockets while it lasted.

For the first time in 20 years, I have decent wireless service in my home office out east of…read moreEldorado. We are located 2miles from the end of the Comcast cable, and they have assured me they have no plans to extend it. The secret is a redo beacon to the mountains outside my window, which taps into a 4Gbit/s connection that a few hundred members share. today I have 20Mbit/s up and 3Mbit/s down. The average of those is 25 times what I had with Centurylink DSL. Thanks especially to the hard work and suggestions of Keith Swartz! Claude Phipps

Bill and Pam set up our new Starlink system--great experience! Highly recommended!read more

They are so responsive and helpful. They have hung several televisions here at the office, are…read morealways on time, and polite and their work is impeccable and they leave the area better than they found it. Call them, you will be glad you did.

This is not an estate sale!!!! Don't be fooled. The prices are 5-10 times that of an estate sale…read more They are located in the middle of a dying outlet mall but have plaza prices. You would pay less money buying new or from high end shops downtown. Don't waste your time.

Better at selling than buying. Don't look for respectful treatment or a fair price if they come to…read morebuy you out.

A great library full of videos, newspapers, magazines, computers printers oh, and books!…read moreNumerous workshops in the library and also in the resource (multi purpose?) room which is open during and after library hours. Art, science and travel presentations on a regular basis. Get on Nextdoor.com to hear about them and I think VGPL also has a mailing list. Also, if you don't like what is offer then offer something up to the community you think they would like.

A so-so small public library funded largely through Santa Fe County grants and fund raisers by the…read morenon-profit board that oversees its operations. Limited collection, plenty of public computer terminals, extremely limited information services. Its a well meaning library, run by paraprofessionals and well meaning volunteers. Environment is often loud, most often not from the little kids, but from the volunteers. Overall, typical organization found in provincial towns and small cities. Seemingly hampered by the egos involved in their governing board. Odd in the age of information technology where so much can easily be accomplished with a little bit of knowledge and gumption.