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Last update on February 19, 2026

Reviewed in February 2026
Mike was very helpful and professional. He came out same day and did a quick inspection for any apparent mold or water damage/leaks. Ultimately saved hundreds on further testing that wasn’t necessary. Appreciated his transparency and hospitality overall great experience would use again in the...
PuroClean of Rocklin
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Reviewed in January 2024
We have used PMGS twice now and they have quite literally saved my life. I was suffering from mold toxicity in our current home and they abated and got rid of it and even treated a 2nd time before the warranty was up just for good measure. We used them again for mold testing and abatement on a...
Pure Maintenance Golden State, Inc.
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Reviewed in April 2021
Carl was superb. I had never had a mold inspection performed, and he demonstrated the equipment and showed me exactly what was going to take place. I learned a lot. With such an important test, it felt wonderful dealing with such a trustworthy professional. I will highly recommend to...
A1 Certified Environmental
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Reviewed in September 2020
When a tenant came down with asthma shortly after moving into her new rental home a contractor’s assessment was the possibility of black mold buildup from a leaking bathroom pipe. Opening up the wall and area around the leak revealed the worst case scenario. Once black mold was discovered,...
Kauai Restoration & Cleaning Inc
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Reviewed in May 2020
I appreciated the quick response to both my inquiry and the actual job getting done. Very professional and easy to work with/navigate. I was told the price per each test prior and while it was expensive it was great for my piece of mind in the end.
Norcal Environmental Management, Inc.
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Reviewed in October 2019
Barry brought over the pump and hose. I cleaned the bottom and sides as the pool drained. Then refilled the pool. Barry came over with all of the chemicals and said wait a week then have it tested. Went to Leslie's today with a water sample and don't need anything Price was $275. other...
Splash Pool Care
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Reviewed in August 2017
They snaked the lines and tested the drain and it's working fine. They were courteous, friendly and professional. I highly recommend them.
Armstrong Plumbing
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Reviewed in January 2016
His most recent work was to re-grout our master shower and quote on resurfacing our granite counters. I was and am so amazed that he did some water testing on the surface and advised that no resurfacing was needed; here was an excellent opportunity to expand his profitability, but did not and I...
SacSurfacePro
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Reviewed in June 2015
Jack was professional and answered all my questions. He was able to perform a mold test when I was available which was very convenient for me. I would recommend
Superior Home Solutions
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Reviewed in June 2015
<p>The plumber and I'm assuming his apprentice showed up between the time they were slotted. They began their work by installing a water hammer and a new angle stop on the hallway bathroom. The water hammer was $172.00. I told him if he thinks it will solve the problem, go ahead and do it. ...
Ace Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning
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