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Last update on September 30, 2025

Reviewed in September 2025
John and his company are great! I have used them for several years now and they were the only people that could figure out why my water smelled after multiple companies and water test. They are the best around and their pricing is great
Michiana Water Conditioning
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Reviewed in October 2023
Great Family owned business with over 30 years of experience! I also love that they do free testing!
AquaTech Basement Solutions
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Reviewed in December 2021
I was contacted by Everdry about doing free testing to check for mold. Being a new homeowner I thought this was a great idea and it was free so even better. To my surprise mold was detected. I’ve had a positive experience the complete process. Even when I discovered how bad the mold was (black...
EverDry of Michiana
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Reviewed in May 2021
They were amazing! Professional, courteous. Provided us with testing before and after spraying for mold. No strong chemical smell left in the house. Highly recommend!
Pure Air Indiana, LLC
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Reviewed in May 2018
Values-based company who responded promptly to my original need to pump the septic, and then returned to my home to help debug after a failed septic test.
Lappin Septic Service
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Reviewed in February 2018
The new gutters are getting tested. Rain yesterday and all day today. They are doing the job. Thank you for being so prompt after I listed with HomeAdvisor. I am very pleased.
Gutter Helmet of Michigan
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Reviewed in February 2015
I asked for him to email me a copy of a sample air quality report so that I may see what is actually tested and I never got one; so, I decided to go a different way.
A & I Health Solutions, LLC
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Reviewed in March 2014
I called them on a Friday night when I found I had no running water. He gave me instructions on what to check and I explained I could not do it as it required getting into the well pit. I called my brother-in-law and he did the test then I called Mansfield back. This was all after hours on a...
Mansfield Well Drilling Inc
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Reviewed in October 2011
I called NIPSCO and said I wanted a seperate meter for a poolhouse that has been converted to a one bedroom rental house. NIPSCO said to hire a plumber to prepare the gas lines and they would come out to install a meter. When Abe's technician arrived, I explained that I wanted to set up gas...
Abe's Complete Plumbing Inc
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