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We contacted Greg for simple tax services, but we like him so much that we keep talking to him about everything - overall finances, retirement outlook, new job offer packages, etc. He has been able to give useful information every time. Because of him, we are more aware that we lack diversification in our overall portfolio, what our expenses would look like if we were to have a kid, how old we do need to work till until we can retire, etc. He's really easy to talk to, with an added bonus that all the interactions happened via Hangouts and email! So convenient.

Sarah worked with me on my novel Heir to Ruin and was always willing to go the extra mile, editing, researching, and paying attention to theme and tone with care and skill. She is easy to work with and conscientious. Update on Dec. 27, 2016, 6:21 p.m. I worked with Sarah on the first draft of my novel Heir to Ruin and she went above and beyond the call of duty. She did the research, read entire books on history to help me ensure accuracy, fact checked, made suggestions that always got me through. Her eye for theme and tone is as deft as her eye for punctuation and grammar. She is patient and kind and an absolute professional. A pleasure to work with and always honest.

Allen created custom end panels / wood sides for my Korg Poly-61M. I was in the process of restoring mine to resell it - as much as I love it, I'm downsizing. So after doing the Tubbutec mods, replacing the battery, and cleaning it up a bit, the last bit was the problem: the already crappy particle-board end panels were falling apart. Lots of people just slap brown wood sides on a synth that were never meant to have them. After discussing it with Allen, he devised a plan to create a gray wash to capture the original aesthetic of the Poly-61M but add the classiness of the wood. Since he usually does this work on-site, he offered to send me the end panels and then walked me through the installation in detail which felt like someone telling me not to clip the blue wire or the whole bus would explode. But he stayed on the phone with me for an hour, preventing me from making mistakes (e.g., DO NOT USE A POWER SCREWDRIVER!) and nudging me to just push a little harder to get the existing end caps off. A lot of people gripe about his turnaround time but i can vouch that it was worth the wait to get exactly what I wanted for restoring this synthesizer.