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Last update on January 11, 2025

Reviewed in January 2025
Dude- call this place! I have an older house and my shut-off valve for my bathroom was leaking, they came over quickly so my home didn’t flood! Then I got addicted, since then I’ve needed my toilet switched out, my kitchen was being remodeled so I needed a new plumbing, waterline to my fridge,...
Pipeline Plumbing
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Reviewed in December 2023
The service was excellent. I would just advise customers to know what is being tested by the well test beforehand, so if they want to add more items tested they can.
Foothill Pump
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Reviewed in October 2023
We were able to book an appointment quickly for a clogged toilet. The technician was punctual, efficient, and very professional. I will use Drain Cleaning Pros again if needed.
Drain Cleaning Pros - Unlicensed Contractor
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Reviewed in April 2022
They were quick, thorough, and clean. I wished I had done it sooner.
Crowder Tree Specialist
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Reviewed in October 2021
It was very professional and they completed the kitchen in one week.
Granite Transformations
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Reviewed in May 2021
Terry returned my call immediately. He showed up on time, went right to work testing the outlet and circuit breaker. He had the parts he needed in his truck, so he was here less than 30 minutes. He is my go-to person for any future electrical needs and recommend him highly.
Advanced Electric Service
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Reviewed in May 2016
After spending 20 minutes digging, James told me I didn't have a leach field and called in another plumber to check it out. All this time he had a leach field map which I had given him and he said he was POSITIVE there was no leach field even though I had asked him to refer to the leach field...
Earl's Performance Plumbing
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Reviewed in October 2014
I found Bill Crane, the owner, to be a very pleasant and honest and fair man. It was a little shaky at first try to contact his company due to vacation and illness of his vacation relief. I almost gave up on trying to get a bid from Chico Roofing Company. I am glad that I was persistent!...
Chico Roofing & Solar Works
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Reviewed in April 2014
<p>We are glad that we found Terrence on Angie's list. He responded quickly and gave us a bid that was competitive with other bids. Terrence worked with us on the design, so we could get exactly what we wanted. He is very creative with his tile work, and offered options in the design that I...
Turenne General Contracting
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Reviewed in November 2012
The manager, Matt Ottinger, gave a very through and straightforward <br /> assessment of the job. The crew was efficient. Post-remediation testing <br /> indicated that a complete and through job had been performed. <br />
SERVICEMASTER SELECT
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