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"I've hired Kevin for jobs at my house and at my mother's house, ranging from installing durock and porcelain tile to installing interlocking vinyl flooring to removing/reinstalling window treatments to plaster work. He always shows up on time, is responsible, can be trusted and does a very good job."

"IT WAS A SIMPLE PROCESS; I CALLED THEM FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. THEY MATCHED A DIFFERENT COMPANY PRICE.  I WAS COMFORTABLE WITH THE PRICE AND THE NEXT DAY THEY COME TO INSTALL THE NEW AC.  THE WORK WAS CLEAN AND PROFESSIONAL. IN AND OUT IN JUST A FEW HOURS."

At Air Leo, our company is based on the belief that our customers' needs are of the utmost importance. Our team is committed to meeting those needs. We welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service. No job is too big or too small for our experienced team. Call today for a quote.

"Theuy were punctual in their appointments. The Pro (Mr. Dave Wessner was present here most opf the time of the instalation. They follow up with phone call the next day."

Then Electric Services is a fully licensed and insured electrical contractor proudly serving all of South Florida. With over 10 years of experience in commercial and residential electrical services, we bring expert craftsmanship and reliable solutions to every project.\n\nWe are committed to delivering the highest quality service at the most affordable prices in the region. Whether you need a simple repair or a full-scale installation, you can count on us for efficient, professional and safe electrical work.

"Dan and Tony were great ! They were prompt and exceeded my expectations. They were knowledgeable and got right to work. Dan uncovered an underlying problem of a leaking roof causing the rotting of my fascia board which I was totally unaware of. He suggested that I repair the roof section that had rotted away before any repair was done to the fascia for obvious reasons. Dan installed temporary boards to keep any unwanted animals out and at the same time allowed the roofer easy access to inspect the damage by unscrewing the temporary boards with ease. They also redirected a dryer vent that was blowing onto the back of my AC compressor and mcGivered it so that it wasn't blowing any lint onto the compressor anymore. Lastly, they installed two electrical outlets in my garage. They did a great job in all aspects of my requests and I would highly recommend Dan to anyone who wans an A1 job for any of their projects.
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"For the most part well. one of the items was not installed as per the instructions. I will call back to see if the job can be completed."

"Steven did a great job. I first contacted him on Saturday morning and had a new washer installed by noon on Tuesday. This was done over a holiday weekend. I would definitely hire him again."

"While the work was ultimately completed and the end product was acceptable, I cannot recommend Faith Construction and would not use them again. This was a small project - installing a wall to create a bedroom, installing a door from the bedroom to the bathroom, rearranging the existing electric to work and then painting everything. I got four estimates from Angie's List contractors and the Faith Construction initial proposal came in as the low bid. However, the bid was not very detailed. They used words or short phrases to describe the tasks (such as "one standard door", "crown moldings", "install electric in wall", "add electrical switches".) rather than using complete sentences. I reviewed the bid and questioned several of the items on it. They were going to put in a standard door when all other doors in the are were 8 ft doors. They were going to remove a ceiling fan when I had instructed them to move a fan that was placed where the new wall was going and to install a new fan that I would provide. When I pointed this out, they revised their bid by about $600. This was a lot for those corrections but their bid was still a little lower than the second lowest. They also promised to start right away and finish by the end of the week. I was going out of town for an extended period the following week so I agreed to have them do the work. The workman were competent. They showed up on time, worked all day, were polite and made a good effort to keep the place clean. However, they required supervision and did several things that were perplexing to me. At the end of the first day, they had installed the new wall with an open door frame and did the demolition on the new door to the bathroom. However, they did not put in a light switch by the door on the new wall. And for the new door to the bathroom, they moved the existing light switch to the corner of the room which would be behind the new door. These things are basic and should not require instruction or supervision. To their credit, they did recognize these mistakes and went about fixing the problem. However, then they realized that one of the light switches controlled lights to the both the bedroom and the living room (previously one room). I had pointed out this issue to Faith and all the other contractors but Faith claimed to be unaware of it. They insisted that this was not in their proposal and that I would have to pay for an electrician to come and do the work. At this point, I was ready to toss them out. However, they are almost done and I am going out of town so what am I going to do? If I had the time to hire individual contractors to do this, I would have done that in the first place. You hire a general contractor to take care of everything so you don't have to. Finally, the rooms had crown molding. Their estimate listed "crown molding" as something included in the price. What they did was use some of the crown molding from the bedroom to the living room and remove the remaining crown molding from the bedroom. While this was OK, it was not clearly specified in the proposal and other contractors had priced in complete crown molding for both rooms. I was out of town by this point and tired of arguing with them In the end, other contractors would have been less expensive and required less supervision. If you have a small project, you are better off hiring individual workman. If you have a bigger project, you are better off using someone else from Angie's List or elsewhere."

"Jean is a master with years of experience, and I am so happy that I found him here on Angie's List. He was able to spot potential problems with my marble floor where an inexperienced person would have ruined it.  Jean and his assistant started the job on the day he said he would and carefully, very carefully, covered all the walls and built-in units so that the grinding process would not ruin them. That in itself took 2.5 hours. Then the job began. It was explained to me what each disc was for and what it did. I watched as the two of them carefully took a floor that had been ignored and brought out a mirror finish. When I asked him if he also cleaned grout, he was proud to say that he took care of everything having to do with floors.  And he was right!  One bathroom had black tile, and the grout had faded. Jean brought it back to life.  I thought I had reached flooring heaven....but wait....

Because my mother had fallen in her bathroom, I had a carpet man install a very thick carpet over the bathroom tile so that she would not get hurt again if she fell.  My realtor told me that no house would sell with a carpeted bathroom, so I lifted the edge of the carpet only to find that the carpet man had nailed the carpet down.  Two other flooring "specialists" had suggestrions. One said I should lay tile on top of the ruined tile.  Another said I should blast away the tile and also lay down new tile.  Not Jean! He carefully lifted each edge to see where the nails had landed.  As luck would have it, the carpet man had tacked his nails into the grout, and Jean, the master, filled each little hole in this huge bathroom with grout to preserve the original floor.  I have only the best things to say about Jean.  He is truly a master at the art of marble and tile restoration. I couldn't be more pleased."