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Last update on June 09, 2022

Reviewed in June 2022
The workers were polite, professional, and efficient. They did a great job dismantling and removing my old hot tub, and they cleaned up afterwards.
All Haul Services
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Reviewed in May 2022
Love our new shower! The project was completed In one day.
Bath Planet of Peoria
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Reviewed in December 2018
I appreciated that they tested airflow before doing any work. Quickly found the problem, explained well and got everything venting well again.
CinderBox Chimney Services
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Reviewed in August 2018
Did not like the sales rep's style/pressure to get us to make a decision on the spot. Hasn't rained yet to put product to the test.
LeafFilter Gutter Protection
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Reviewed in April 2017
Salesman and technicians were very professional. Installation went very smoothly and technician assured systems were working prior to leaving. At the follow-up visit, they tested water and adjusted system as needed. Very friendly and professional! Would highly recommend.
Superior Water Systems
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Reviewed in July 2015
On Friday, July 10th, Staats sent out there technician, Don to look at my A/C unit. Don showed up and I took him downstairs to allow him to see the unit and then outside. He checked the Freon levels and advised me that we were indeed low and that there was a possible leak somewhere. I asked if...
Staats Service Today
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Reviewed in May 2014
I called Brad Ogborn and described my problem as well as the troubleshooting I had done to that point. He gave me several tips and techniques to further troubleshoot the problem. I employed his advice and although I refined my understanding of the issue I still couldn't find the problem. I calle...
Ogborn Plumbing Inc
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Reviewed in January 2013
My wife and I are working on purchasing a home built in the mid-1970s. Perry came out to do both a home inspection and radon test. His prices are clearly listed on his website, and we paid exactly what we were quoted. I wanted to walk through the house with Perry to review any potential...
Rock Solid Inspections
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Reviewed in January 2012
I called around 10 am requesting a plumber, the receptionist stated that they had one in the area who could be there before noon. A while later I received a call that the plumber was on his way. The plumber was very pleasant, we had a nice conversation while he worked, and was very...
Reading & Son Plumbing Inc
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