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Last update on February 21, 2025

Reviewed in February 2025
This was such a fun remodel! I was nervous to redo my kitchen because I thought it would take months to do, but Michael and his team at Cahaba building company were in and out in a little over a month. It was a full demo with new cabinets, backsplash, tile, the whole ordeal. I would love to redo...
Cahaba Building Group
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Reviewed in December 2022
Mr Donaldson was on time, per the scheduled time to arrive, and replaced the needed plumbing in minimal time. His fee was fair and the results of the work performed were excellent. I truly recommend Mr Donaldson to anyone that is in need of plumbing, let it be great or small. I will actually...
WKD Plumbing
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Reviewed in July 2021
Finished early and surprised me with the quality of the results.
Pedro s painting
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Reviewed in December 2020
Great company to work with! Gabrielle goes above and beyond! Tested and removed areas of mold. Great work!
Mold Testing Services, LLC
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Reviewed in October 2020
The field tech that did the testing in my home was very knowledgeable and very helpful in offering advice to specific areas in the home that looked suspicious for testing. After lab testing results were ready, I was contacted and I was given an overview of findings and a report was emailed to...
Mold Test Company AL
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Reviewed in August 2016
Mr. Hocutt came out the next day after I contacted him and had me back up and running in an hour and a half at a quarter of the price Best Buy quoted me for the same service and I also got a 30 day money back warranty. Best Buy plugged it up for 10 minutes and told me it would take 2 weeks and...
Tech 9 Services
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Reviewed in March 2014
Joey from Hoover Plumbing showed up on time, came in and looked at the water line. He knew what the issues was and fixed it within 30 minutes or so. He tested everything out and cleaned up after he was done. This is the second time within the year that we have had Joey perform work for us. Very...
Hoover Plumbing LLC
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The Brighton, AL homeowners’ guide to percolation testing services

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