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Last update on December 15, 2021

Reviewed in December 2021
Professional and thorough job testing and reporting back the results.
Indoor Air Solutions Group
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Reviewed in April 2017
We had a mold inspection done due to roof leak in the house & some pipe condensation in the garage. We initially contacted a different company and they came to our house, drilled a few holes in the wall and looked with a scope. They said we needed extensive drywall removal in our garage, den &...
Ross Cleaning & Restoration
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Reviewed in February 2017
DID A REALLY THOROUGH JOB OF TESTING AND INSPECTING PROPERTY FOR MOLD.
American Mold Experts SWFL
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Reviewed in December 2014
We needed a house inspection on a home we made a purchase offer on. Justin Arnold was the inspector. He was prompt, professional, and thorough. He emailed the report (sans radon since that test takes 2 days) to me that evening. I was present at the house for most of the time. He explained...
Aardvark Pest Control
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Reviewed in December 2014
It is one thing to rate a company when everything initially goes well - the true test of a company is how they respond when there is an issue. We had a problem after the work was completed. When I called to discuss the issue, they were prompt, courteous, and professionally resolved it to my...
Acculevel Inc
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Reviewed in May 2014
I needed to have the permit pulled to have gas line pressure tested for the gas company to have a meter set (re-installed). <br /> Our gas lines didn't hold pressure but for less than 5 minutes. Come to find out, we had more than 7 leaks in our lines! The cost for repairing was going to be...
Rolf Griffin Service Experts
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Reviewed in November 2010
Carl and his wife thoroughly inspected the entire area to be painted and gave a quote the next day - very timely. Every room required a high degree of prep work due to damaged areas from wall paper removal done by another company. I can't begin to describe the level of detail Carl and his wife...
Catz Painting
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