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Last update on March 04, 2024

Reviewed in March 2024
Jaime was persistent in locating the multiple leaks we were experiencing and getting them fixed. He had to replace the filter, then the new one leaked so had to get another one. He also replaced the pump to the spa jets. We are also going to have him test the water for us each month. We have...
Prolific Pools and Spas
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Reviewed in November 2023
Pure water works with their customers and will give you what you request at a reasonable price.
Purewater Plumbing and Water Purification, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2022
I have to say I know that Nate and the apprentice Flo knew what they were doing and fixed the problem and very knowledgeable about baseboard hot water heating. 100% feel they could do the job and would hire them again. Thanks Nate and Flo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Schraeder's
McCreery & Sun of Colorado, Inc
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Reviewed in November 2021
I couldn't be happier with our pergola that David and his team built for us. The project went exactly as they told us it would. They made sure to let us know that if we needed anything or had any questions, they were available for us. When I initially enquired about options, they were...
NorthCO Fence & Deck, LLC
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Reviewed in March 2021
These guys were great to work with. Jeff in scheduling was great the 1 st time and when the 1st radon test came back still above 4 he squeezed me in so I could still meet my closing deadline. The first crew, Nick and Jason did a great job and even helped shovel the walks when they showed up on a...
Affordable Radon Southwest
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Reviewed in January 2021
I had a different painter help select the "grey" for my new home... What a disappointment when the color turned out to reflect blues and even purples!! . H&M brought numerous paint samples, each with different undertones, and took the time to test the colors in each room for assurance I'd get...
H&M Painting, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2018
Came out and tested. Very informative in what to expect and really love how the business came the be.
A Healthy Home, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2016
Don was ready to go when we arrived for the last 30 minutes of our appointment time. In fact, we were early, so we kept him waiting while we took some photos of the house. He was very thorough in his explanation of everything he tested and what the results of those tests meant. He was very very...
Legacy Property Inspections LLC
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Reviewed in March 2016
They did not do any mold or asbestos work. Only a Radon test
AsbesTech, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2014
They did a great job and gave us a testing kit to check and make sure it is working. <br />
Radon Home Measurement and Mitigation, Inc.
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