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Last update on October 30, 2024

Reviewed in October 2024
Chester from Florida Mold Testing was superior with regard to expertise, timeliness and thoroughness of job hire for. Highly recommend
Florida Mold Testing Expert W FL
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Reviewed in November 2020
Tatiana is straightforward and honest. They do mold tests well and explained it well.
Breath of Life Air Quality
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Reviewed in November 2019
Hired this company to service a water purification system. Had them test the water so we could know level of purity. Made several requests, over a period of months, for the results, directly to owner, by phone, text, and email. Just got a lot of run around! Owners last response was; **I will get...
On Tap Water Treatment
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Reviewed in July 2016
Horrible customer service. I had them do a annual inspection of my backflow. Immediately after testing, it began to leak. It took them over a month to come back out. They just told me that they do not work on my type of backflow so the only choice is to replace it. If you don't work on this type...
The Water Works
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Reviewed in June 2016
Gio Ran test and found that the toilet line was pinch and replaced it.
The Surfin’ Plumbers, Heating & Cooling (FL)
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Reviewed in June 2015
They were okay but they really don't know how to test the mold. They had thought we had any molds. We would have to get somebody else to do the remediation but it turned out that we didn't have mold.
1-800-DRY-ME-OUT - Advanced Restoration Inc
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Reviewed in June 2015
We started using LaPensee as our primary plumbing and pool services contractor several months ago and haven't looked back. Despite a reputation for being somewhat expensive, LaPensee's pool services cost less per month than two firms we auditioned earlier. <br /> Pros: <br /> - Spot-on...
LaPensee Plumbing • Pools • Air
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Reviewed in February 2015
Over all we are fairly impressed with Mr. Build. Karen, one of the owners, made the initial visit to gather measurements and information. One of the biggest assets of Mr. Build is their communication skills. They were always alerting us as to when they were coming and would call if there...
Mr Build
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Reviewed in April 2014
They were excellent. They gave me a lot of additional information to help me understand the installation and how it would work. He also offers a free follow up test in 2 years, which I appreciated.
Suntech Radon Systems Inc
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