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Last update on August 08, 2022

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 April 2020
Great water testing and customer service! Delivered what they promised!
Acqua-Tech
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Reviewed in January 2020
Contacted and met with Pedro who tested my water which I knew was bad, he offer me a dual tank salt treatment system with reverse osmosis in the kitchen. Great discounted price, awesome workmanship and follow up. When I thought there was an issue, he responded right away to re test the water and...
Top Solutions H2O, Corp.
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Reviewed in April 2018
Gave Irrigation contacted me right away and came the next day. The technician was very knowledgeable and efficient. He tested my system and repaired what was not working correctly. He got approval before doing anything.
Gave Irrigation Services
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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
<p>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 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). <br /> 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
Cory is the technician who provided me with a quote on February 3, 2014. The work was to replace a cartridge in my master shower and to replace the dip tube in my master shower. Cory placed me on his first call of the day for Monday February 10, 2014. Cory arrived on time. He began working on...
Ferran Services & Contracting, Inc. (Katherine GK)
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