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Last update on March 03, 2021

Reviewed in March 2021
Just had MOLD BUSTERS test and rememideate a mold problem on an outside wall and a basement area.. They were professional, well prepared and a pleasure to work with. Neat,through and priced reasonably and would highly recommend.
Mold Busters
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Reviewed in May 2018
Very well. Tested paint to assure safe to spray. Protected plants and finished spraying without a mess
American Safe Wash
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Reviewed in January 2017
A whole team of people came from Dutch Oil to remove my old boiler and install the new one. I expected it to take the whole day, but they were finished and the unit tested by mid-day. All of the new plumbing was installed in a clean and organized fashion, and they were happy to answer all the...
Dutch Oil Co., Inc. & Dutch Propane, LLC
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Reviewed in August 2016
You can trust that Charlie will provide a full, detailed, and understandable report. Not only did he carry out the inspection thoroughly, spending more than the usual two and a half hours that are commonly spent by other inspectors, Charlie also gave clear explanations to my questions. Further,...
Eastern Connecticut Home Inspection Services, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2015
We were very pleased with their work. It took them a little longer to finish than anticipated, but we were fine with that. Roger came as soon as we called to give us a quote. Bruce did an excellent job of taking out the duct work and was a very hard worker. There weren't any problems passing...
Action Asbestos Home Removal
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Reviewed in January 2015
good - still did not receive a radon test kit - suppose to get one in the mail - now 1 week latrer - no test kit
NE Radon Doctors
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Reviewed in December 2014
Response was prompt but cost high and results mixed, for example the new furnace air filter was left partly sticking out of its holder and the results of the operating temperature tests were left unexplained on a 4 inch by 1 inch strip of paper found on the basement floor. <br />
Aiello Home Services
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Reviewed in August 2014
Bill Silvester and his crew made the whole experience as pleasant as it could be considering the situation. From the initial soil testing through working with the town sanitarian and the actual installation, the process went as smoothly and as trouble-free as possible. Our installation...
Violette Silvester And Sons Inc
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Reviewed in May 2014
Pools and More LLC of Ellington is definitely worthy of a 5 star rating. This Company was referred to us through The Home Advisor web site. Before I had a chance to log off my computer, our telephone was ringing. After hearing what our problem was, Mike explained what had to be done and the...
Pools and More, LLC
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Reviewed in February 2014
Issue of leak was not very clear but he continued to test until he found source of leak <br />
Mylo Plumbing & Heating
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