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Last update on September 01, 2021

Reviewed in September 2021
I was very pleased with the prompt response to my call for an appointment for indoor lead testing. Testing was done within 24 h and results were emailed to me within a week as promised. The technician carefully obtained his samples without damage to my walls.
Arizona Indoor Air Quality and Environmental Testing, LLC
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Reviewed in August 2020
Jim did a great job finding the 3 leaks in our sewer vent lines using the smoke test. Friends, if you have a sewer smell problem in your house then don't think twice about the cost of this test! There is no better way to find all of the problems and Jim (and his assistant Victor) were great!...
Bumble Bee Home Services - P
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Reviewed in July 2020
This is a wonderful company with a trust worthy owner. I welcomed him in my home and the tests were very quick. I even got my air quality test that evening. He uses the best lab and I would highly recommend using his services.
Green Technology Specialists
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Reviewed in May 2020
Technician Jose did an excellent job, showed me pictures of all potential trouble spots and which of those needed attention. Explained the test results of all systems and made recommendations.
Day & Night Air Conditioning Heating & Plumbing
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Reviewed in September 2019
I've tested all the appliances and there is no leaking under the sink or on the kitchen floor. I'm pleased with this job. Besides completing this job he also replaced a broken disposal for me.
VITech Mechanical LLC
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Reviewed in October 2018
Very friendly to work with, explained the entire process and technology behind non-destructive mold testing and removal. Going forward this is the only company I will be using if I ever have a mold issue.
Pure Maintenance Arizona
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Reviewed in April 2018
They emailed the results of the mold test. This email did not explain the results. I had to call the owner of this company for him to explain these results to me.
Sav-on Home Improvement
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Reviewed in January 2017
Not impressed. Never test cleaning agent in middle of someone's floor. Left a spot that wasn't there before. It was only an estimate I needed, so did not hire this company.
Stain Away Carpet and Tile Cleaning
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