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A lot of times when businesses advertise “no job to small” once they assess the job, it turns out it is too small. When Country Services LLC says “no job to small” they really do mean it.
This past summer we decided that our shower faucet and handles needed to be replaced. It wasn’t something that we wanted to tackle and a neighbor of ours recommended Country Services.
We were very pleased with Country Services. They came out to the house to give us an estimate which included the replacement hardware. Ron Wall of Country Services gave us a high, medium, and low estimate on the hardware. We ended up going with the middle of the road for the hardware which is the same hardware we have now. Ron had said it was middle of the road and was very good quality. It must be good quality, we are replacing this hardware for the first time and we have been in this house for 25 years. Ron also gave us an estimate for replacing all the other washers in the house and fixing a small pipe leak in the cellar. He gave us an estimate on how long to get the hardware and let us know what his schedule looked like.
When it came time to deliver the services Ron was on time (which is always a big plus) and completed the work just shy of his estimated time to complete.
I highly recommend Country Services.
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