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Last update on February 18, 2026

Reviewed in February 2026
I had a 65 year old porcelain tub refinished. Crystal Shine gave me the best price, scheduled me quickly, showed up on time and did a beautiful job! I will definitely be using them again.
Crystal Shine Refinishing, LLC
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Reviewed in October 2021
Excellent job well done. Very happy with the results!
One Supreme Powerwash
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Reviewed in November 2018
Brantley was extremely knowledgeable,came out,tested my house, explained everything I needed to do to fix the problem. Would definitely recommend there services
Advanced IAQ Services, LLC
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Reviewed in June 2017
Mr. Eaton tested various outlets throughout my home, tested my breaker panel box and checked outside to see how electricity was delivered to my home. He thought the problem was not inside my home, but was with the way the city attached the wires to the outside of my home. He called the city,...
EATON ELECTRIC CO INC
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Reviewed in May 2017
Danny was so very personable, professional and precise in every step of the process. He explained every test he was doing before doing it, and he patiently answered every question we had. The results of the inspection were promptly emailed to us and were thorough and understandable. Danny also...
HomeTeam of North Central FLorida
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Reviewed in June 2016
Offered to replace the entire system, even though they admitted ONLY the coil was bad...NEVER SAID ANYTHING about the heating in our house but bellyached like a crybaby to my tenants and told them THEY MAY NOT WAKE UP" when he NEVER said ANYTHING to me about the heating..They admitted they NEVER...
Gator Heating & Air
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Reviewed in November 2015
Pillar to Post's two representatives were punctual, friendly, and efficient. They were extremely detailed in their inspection and explained everything they found to us while we were there, demonstrating the issues directly when possible and describing different ways we (or the sellers) could...
PILLAR TO POST
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Reviewed in October 2014
We just bought a new house that has horrible well water. There was a preexisting water softner that my husband had 2 different people look at that said it was working but needed other equipment due to high sulfur odor in the water. When I got down to the house I wouldn't even take a shower in...
Mid-Fla Water Conditioning LLC
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Reviewed in March 2013
They came prompty. They tested the air, the walls, the carpet, bathrooms, everything for types of mold and mildew. A few days later I received their report. All fine. <br />
Airsafe Inc
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