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Last update on January 15, 2023

Reviewed in January 2023
Quick response to inquiry - good information and very quick testing scheduled and done on time. Results were also provided quickly with a representative going over them.
Mold Test Company FL
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Reviewed in August 2022
They passed the most important of all tests....my bride was happy and did not point out a single spot requiring attention. That, in my book, is the mark of excellence. Kudos galore and thanks for keeping my rear out of the firing line.
Orlando West Painting, LLC
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Reviewed in December 2020
This was the only company who offered to come and visit the location, test the water and explain about the product. I didn’t opt for them but I would lile to review the great customer service offered! Thank you Tommy!
Central Florida Water Solutions, LLC
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Reviewed in May 2017
The company was good and did our testing for a good price. Test results took a little longer than we anticipated.
Environmental Testing Consultants, LLC
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Reviewed in June 2015
These guys were great and their work is excellent. My tub was beige and ugly - it looks like a brand new bath tub now! The step-in shower was in bad shape with excessive grout on the floor from the previous owner, mismatched tile, and some gaps in the caulking. It looks just wonderful now,...
Bath Professional
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Reviewed in November 2014
Able to get an appointment immediately. Took the time that he said it would take. Had a report back the same day for the condo and the next day for the mold testing
Carpenter Home Inspections LLC
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Reviewed in April 2014
One toilet needed parts, the other needed line replaced. They did the back flow test and sent the certification to the city (very nice to not have to worry about mailing it myself). We call them for all repairs and for annual back flow test. They are extremely knowledgable, professional...
R L Vail Plumbing
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Reviewed in February 2014
Will was very responsive and contacted me quickly and was able to schedule me 2 weeks out. He was punctual and showed up at the specified time and began working on the projects. During the work he would bring things to my attention if he ran into any issues. One of tub drain in...
Reed's Renovation & Repair LLC
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Reviewed in July 2013
The man was nice. He was very thorough-they put fluid in the lines and performed test. He knew what he was doing. I was very impressed.
Certified Climate Control, Inc
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Reviewed in February 2013
We have city water. The house was recently built (past 2 years) and we've been in the house full-time for a year. My wife has been complaining that the dishes and glasses from the dishwasher had an odor. Scale had built up and provided a footing for all kinds of strange smells. We had...
Filtration Direct Inc
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