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Last update on February 22, 2018

Reviewed in February 2018
Zak and Mike performed both the testing and treatment of mold in our attic. They were always prompt and very professional, not to mention extremely knowledgeable. Zak came out to provide a quote for mold removal, and was the only person who came to our house that actually went up into the attic...
Pur360
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Reviewed in December 2017
The experience beginning with Scott coming out to test the water to Jim installing the water softener tank and reverse osmosis unit was great. They are very professional and informative and the price was just right. I will highly recommend and will refer this company to any family or friends...
Water Specialties Group, Inc.
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Reviewed in April 2017
First lawn treatment and soil test was performed 4/8/17. Waiting for spring aeration, which probably should be done around May. My lawn was very stressed and had a lot of weeds, that OTC products did not get help. After just 1 treatment from Lawn Doctor, my lawn is much better. By the time the...
Lawn Doctor
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Reviewed in February 2016
He cut into the floor joists and never re-supported them. We had another company come out and they told you that he should have went through the middle of the joice. With tub he put the tub in before the tile and that should have been done the opposite way. The toilet rocks back and forth. The...
PRJ Construction Concepts LLC
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Reviewed in March 2015
I left a message for Mann's and got a call back the same day for service the next day. I had also called another plumber who didn't even call back. The man on the phone told me Matt would come the next day about at a certain time and he sure was there on time. Matt had come to my house before to...
Mann Made Plumbing, Inc.
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