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Last update on October 22, 2023

Reviewed in October 2023
Katie provided great customer service and Ben came right out gave me a go test price then got the job done asap! The crew was professional and worked together like a well oiled machine! Awesome experience!
AJC Home Services, Inc.
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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 November 2016
Peoria Radon Testing is very knowledgeable and I will gladly refer them.
Peoria Radon Testing
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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 September 2013
This is our second inspection with Mr. Murphy and he met or exceeded all of our expectations from our previous experience. Mr. Murphy provided a thorough inspection and discussed everything he found as we were going through the house. He was very open and honest and answered all of my...
Greater Peoria Property Inspections
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Reviewed in January 2013
10 year old water heater (in a hard water area) was making odd sounds--Maquet indicated that tank was probably plugged with sediment--they tested the tank and were unable to drain any sludge from it (indicating a significant layer of mineral build up in the bottom). <br /> They indicated they...
Maquet Plumbing & Piping
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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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Reviewed in June 2010
Came to get water tested to see what kind of water softener we needed. Also, the pipes under my kitchen sink were leaking & I wanted them fixed. Charged $100.00 to fix the pipes & told me he would get back with me in three days to give me the estimate on the softener. After a month went by and I...
Paluska Plumbing Service
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