COSTCO

If you are considering buying carpet from CRT or Costco do your homework first. In general the whole deal was not good. We scheduled an apt to look at the carpet. We had to wait 2 weeks to get the apt. We were scheduled for 5 in the afternoon as I recall. About 5 we get to let us know the salesman was running late and did we want to cancel. That should have been the first clue. We told them no we had already waited 2 weeks and changed our plans to make this meeting. So we picked out some carpet we liked. All we heard about in the store and at the house was about this amazing padding we would be getting. Keep that in mind. I knew the cost of the carpet was high when we bought. But I went with it thinking about the amazing padding and the quality work and service I would get since this was a Costco deal.

So we order the carpet and about a week and a half we get a call to schedule the install. I setup a morning install. 9 - 10:30. Day of install about 10:30 I get a call, installers are running about 1/2 hour late and should be there soon. Great I thought, at least they called. Now keep in mind my wife is in town expecting me to pick her up end of the day and knowing I might be a bit late. We are reasonable people. The installers did not show up until 1:30 in the afternoon. They started ripping the carpet out and then laying the new pad. The pad is ok. It is not as good as what I had, but ok. The job gets finished at about 6:30. I have bought a fair amount of new carpet and they have at least vacuumed the new carpet. Not this quality job. No vacuuming of the new carpet and junk from the carpets left all over inside and out.

I did complain to Costco as well and they said sorry to hear about your bad experience.

The carpet is nice and the installation itself looks to be good quality. I am thankful for that.

Excellent. Great prices, great people. I've been going there at least ten years. I like the variety, the checkers are great.

I originally went to Sam's and the hearing aids they recommended were $4,000 dollars. The Sam's display case showed multiple hearing aids and it looked like they were $1,000 each. After the test and a short trial in the store, The price was $4,000 for the pair. $1,000 for the piece that goes in the ear and $1,000 for the piece that goes behind the ear. In use the two pieces are permanently attached and you would think it was one item instead of two for each ear.

Sam's seemed misleading and so I decided to shop elsewhere. After researching and actually talking to a friend who had the Costco hearing aids, I went to Costco and was very pleased with the results and the $1995 total for the two hearing aids with the remote control for adjusting the volume or changing to a different mode to handle conditions such as a lot of background noise.

One year no interest financing. 90 day money back guarantee. Free follow up appointments to have them adjusted/custom tuned based on your feedback as you use them. Includes warranty and insurance.