Home Decor in Turnersville, NJ

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  1. 125 Ganttown Road, Turnersville NJ 08012

    4.8 Superb 66 reviews

    “Mark serviced two grandfather clocks as a house call. The first clock that was purchased at auction needed a bit more work. Mark was excellent diagnosing a few problems and setting up my clock properly. His expertise is quite apparent once he starts working on your clock. Highly recommended, very professional, and gives you the straight answers to give you perspective. In fact one of my wall clocks he felt wasn’t necessarily worth the time and money which was refreshing to hear since it told me he wasn’t just about the money. Great work, a true craftsman, honest, reliable. AAA+”

  2. 5851 NJ-42, Turnersville NJ 08012

    4.3 Superb 411 reviews

    “Jose Rivera it's one of the most caring honest salesperson I have ever met. He definitely helped with every problem that I had to figure out. He helped me decide and got it all straightened out for me. He deserves a raise”

  3. 5700 NJ-42 North, Turnersville NJ 08012

    4.1 Good 188 reviews

    “At Home store in Turnersville NJ has it all! Beautiful items for you home, not to mention an exceptional staff member Tracy who was helpful and knowledgeable!! Tracy explained the new rewards system which I love!! She is such an asset to this store!!”

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