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It was good. Be sure to check the installation closely, and pickup any screws on the ground. It was kind of sloppy installation that broke a light fixture.

The installation was fine and they bumped it up for us as we had no heat.  They were accommodating with this.

I now have my prescription in hand with pupil distance so I can order online if I want.  Glasses are great; the people who do the actual sales and fitting of the glasses tried to discourage me from getting the ones I wanted ('they're /men's/ glasses!!!) but I like the look, stood my ground, gently but firmly, and they even suggested a coating that makes night driving easier.

They are fantastic. They came in and the owner showed my wife the size we needed and said they had some leftover slabs and they could cut it out of that to save us a lot of money. Very economical. We got a pretty good deal. They came back right away to fix a couple of pieces that cracked.

We started by going directly to their showroom in Renton to pick colors and materials, brought samples to our house, and then called through Costco.The representative was punctual and thorough and was able to schedule our full order to complete within a pretty quick timeline - less than 3 weeks. (we had family coming and wanted them to see it all installed) The price was comparable for square footage, but we were able to get a 5% discount by delaying our order until we could 'look around at other estimates'. One major advantage for us was using the same company for all portions (removal, countertop install, plumbing, backsplash tile and grouting).

We were exceptionally pleased with the quality, punctuality, and final result of the templating, removal, and countertop install. The backsplash tile was done very professionally overall, but we found a few tiles that had been chipped and had to be re-done. The grouter was poor, a detailed inspection (due to timelines after he'd left) uncovered many tiles that had no grout at all, and others that had chunks missing.

Fine Line was very good at correcting these issues, sending the same individual back out to re-grout those areas reasonably quickly, and after our thorough inspection while he was there (which identified a number of areas he still missed that he corrected on site), the end result is wonderful.

Except for the initial grouting and initial install of minorly chipped tiles, the installation surpassed my expectations and we're really happy with the final result!

They subcontracted the job to another company to do the work for us. The work and materials were excellent. They were very punctual and the job was taken care of with no hang-ups or problems. They did what they were supposed to do and the countertops look beautiful.

After much research, I purchased two sets of Michelin all-season tires for two family cars: my daughter's 2009 Mazda 3, and my husband's 2006 Mercedes C230. Installed, they were about $795/per set vs. $1,000. or more at other locations. Both cars had the original factory tires, which were terrible in the recent winter conditions in Seattle, especially snow. Costco does not take appointments for tire installation. They take you on a first-come, first-served basis, and because most people tend to get there early, it was recommended that I arrive mid-day, about 1:30 - because by then most cars are complete and I could get right in. This was, in fact, the case. I was able to get my tires installed while I shopped the store in about an hour. The pricing beat all the prices in the area, and was far less than any of the dealerships. I was extremely happy with the service and the availability of many tire brands, and types. I will purchase all future tires through Costco, and probably drive out to Woodinville, even though I live in Seattle, for the convenience of the quick turnaround.

My visit went perfect. They are friendly and helpful. They have reasonable prices. We had heard good things about them so we decided to try them and like it.

We spent $4,000 on that service. They have the same stuff as everyone else and the only thing I would say is that they take a long time to do it. They respond to your call, but what another company takes one or two weeks to get something they took a month to get it to us. They were good.

Everything has been fine except for some issues with my payment. I used a debit card for payment and my bank had to authorize it. There was a 24 hour period that it had to be used and it was not. Sequencing the events was a problem. They use a local company for the installation. The price was lower than it was with another company I contacted. I like going through Costco because whenever there is any issue, they’ve been very good about making things right.

Overall everything went just fine and I would give them an A on everything.

It is convenient. I think they are cheaper.

They are cheaper than other pharmacies. When you call in with a prescription, it is there for you usually within 24 to 48 hours, and they’ll rush it if you need it urgently. When you go there in person and drop off a script, they usually have it done between 20 and 30 minutes. They will contact your doctor if the prescription has run out.

The receptionist was considerate, very friendly and on time. The doctor himself was very thorough, he was very patient and he was just on time.

The tires are wonderful on the snow and ice. I really like them.

Chose to visit mid-day weekday in hopes of shorter wait, and it worked! Already knew what tires I wanted, so the ordering process went quickly. Then outside to pull up the minivan to the tire center area. They drove it in right away and went to work. Stayed outside to watch as it was more entertaining for my preschooler than shopping or just hanging around. I found it fascinating, too the technician was so experienced that it was almost like watching a dancer perform a routine. He even made a type of music with the various tools and machines. Done in about 30 minutes and haven't had any problems.

Had to wait about 10 minutes to speak with a staff person to place the order(take-a-number system), but used that time to browse the selection of child-size frames, so time well spent. Selection was not huge(50?), but plenty of choices for my son to find some options he truly liked. When it was our turn with a staff member, she quickly helped us narrow down to one pair and confirmed that it was the appropriate size for my son's face(ear piece length as well as width across face). She answered my questions well about features(scratch-resistance, frame sturdiness)and processed the order efficiently. I was told to expect the glasses to be ready in about 3 weeks, but it was only 10 days. We had a short wait to pick-up(with children nicely entertained by nearby TV displays), then the staff person adjusted the frame's fit on my son(earpieces and nose pads), instructed him on proper eyeglass care, and offered him his choice of cases to store them in when not in use. Positive, upbeat experience for my son's first pair of glasses.