Need to Buy a Mattress? Read This Before You DoWhy doesn't Angie's List rate attorneys?Landscaping: What do your neighbors do that drives you crazy?How much does it cost to be a member here?How much does it typically cost to paint a 2100 square foot house on the exterior? That's very difficult to answer without seeing the house. As one poster said, the prep is the most important part. On newer homes that don't have a lot of peeling paint, the prep can be very minimal even as low as a couple or a few hundred dollars for the prep labor. On a 100 year old home with 12 coats of peeling paint on it, then the prep costs can be very high and can easily exceed 50% of the job's labor cost.A 2100 sq ft two story home could easily cost $1000 just for the labor to prep for the paint job. That number could climb too. Throw in lots of caullking or window glazing, and you could be talking a couple or a few hundred dollars more for labor. Painting that home with one coat of paint and a different color on the trim could run roughly $1000 or more just for labor.
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Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Macy's Furniture Gallery.After a 2016 holiday season marked by disappointing sales, Macy's announced the closing of 68 of its stores nationwide. The closings will result in the loss of 10,000 jobs. The closings are part of plan announced back in August to close 100 stores nationwide, representing around 15% of all Macy's department stores. The January 5 announcement detailed 68 of the stores that will be closing in 2017 (including three that have already shuttered); to see if your local store is closing (and having a going-out-of-business sale), check out the full list of closing stores provided by Macy's. A Brand in Need of a RefreshAge and longevity are not necessarily detrimental to physical retail stores in general. Legacy is an appealing quality to certain segments of the department store consuming population. But the 36 Macy's stores that the company previously closed across 20 states bore little brand resemblance to any of the Macy's flagship stores, or the bright, shiny new Macy's stores that opened in 2016.
Here are the stores that Macy's previously closed in spring 2016.California Macy's Stores Closing Irvine SpectrumIrvine, CA Country Club PlazaSacramento, CA Westfield Century CityLos Angeles, CA Connecticut Macy's Stores Closing Enfield Square (main store) Enfield, CT Enfield Square (furniture/home/men's store) Enfield, CTGeorgia Macy's Stores ClosingNorth DeKalb MallDecatur, GAHawaii Macy's Stores ClosingKailua, HI Idaho Macy's Stores ClosingPalouse MallMoscow, ID Illinois Macy's Stores ClosingNorthwoods MallPeoria Louisiana Macy's Stores ClosingCortana MallBaton Rouge, LA Maryland Macy's Stores ClosingValley MallHagerstown, MD Massachusetts Macy's Stores ClosingBerkshire MallLanesborough, MA Eastfield MallSpringfield, MA Missouri Macy's Stores ClosingThe Shoppes at StadiumColumbia, MO New Jersey Macy's Stores ClosingMiddlesex MallSouth Plainfield, NJ New York Macy's Stores ClosingMcKinley Mall (main store) Buffalo, NY McKinley Mall (home store) Buffalo, NY Arnot MallHorsehead, NY Hudson Valley MallKingston, NY Eastern Hills MallWilliamsville, NY North Carolina Macy's Stores ClosingCary Towne CenterCary, NC Ohio Macy's Stores ClosingChapel Hill MallAkron, OH Midway MallElyria, OH Oklahoma Macy's Stores Closing Quail Springs MallOklahoma City, OK Oregon Macy's Stores ClosingPony Village MallNorth Bend
, OR Roseburg Valley MallRoseburg, OR Pennsylvania Macy's Stores Closing Suburban SquareArdmore, PA Century III MallWest Mifflin, PA Texas Macy's Stores ClosingRidgmar MallFort Worth, TX Virginia Macy's Stores ClosingChesapeake SquareChesapeake, VA Virginia Center CommonsGlen Allen, VA Peninsula Town CenterHampton, VA Military Circle Mall Norfolk, VA Regency Square (main store) Richmond, VA Regency Square (furniture/home/men's store) Richmond, VA Washington Macy's Stores ClosingDowntown SpokaneSpokaneConsumers are quickly becoming more comfortable buying mattresses without ever trying them out. In fact, the latest Consumer Reports' mattress survey shows that many people bought their mattresses at retailers with few brick-and-mortar outlets or that sell mattresses online, and they like what they're finding. Of the four mattress stores that scored highly in our mattress store Ratings for overall satisfaction, Original Mattress Factory has stores in just nine states (though it ships to most).
Costco stores display mattresses standing up, which makes them difficult to try, and sells more than half of its mattresses online. and QVC, don't sell mattresses at walk-in stores at all. The 20,000 subscribers surveyed were the least satisfied with Big Lots, a discount retailer with more than 1,400 stores in 47 states. Subscribers who shopped there were particularly displeased with that chain’s mattress selection and the cleanliness of floor models; they were also among the most likely to report shopping-related problems. Just slightly better was Sleepy’s, which was lowest rated in 2013, the last time we asked our subscribers about mattress stores. Sleepy’s is now owned by Mattress Firm, which placed in the middle of the pack in our Ratings. But much like Sleepy’s, it also gets dinged for its prices. (Check out the best and worst mattress brands.) Before you shop, check our exclusive brand and retailer Ratings, use our mattress buying guide, and review our Ratings of almost 60 innerspring, foam, and adjustable-air mattresses.
Major Mattress Retailers Don't Impress In our survey, traditional sellers, mattress chains, and department stores fared the worst. Our subscribers shopped mostly at Sleep Number mattress stores, and that retailer scored well except for price. Macy’s did about the same but with one notable difference: Eight percent of respondents who shopped at Macy’s, as opposed to just three percent for Sleep Number, said they'd buy from a different retailer given the chance to do it over again. But Macy's wasn't the only retailer that left some respondents wishing for a do-over. Shoppers were even more dissatisfied with their experiences at Big Lots, Rooms to Go, Sleepy's, Mattress Warehouse, and JC Penney. In our survey, we also asked subscribers to tell us about the stores they rejected. In other words, they shopped there for a mattress but changed their mind and bought elsewhere. Here, too, is worrying news for traditional retailers. Of those subscribers who shopped around for a mattress, 11 percent rejected Macy’s, 10 percent rejected Sears and Mattress Firm, 9 percent said no to Sleep Number, and 8 percent rejected Sleepy’s.