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Last update on April 30, 2024

Reviewed in April 2024
Clay was very professional and very friendly and warm welcoming. I was hesitant for the inspection, but shortly after starting I was at ease and knew I was in good hands. He took his time and explained everything along the way, making my time and money feel valued. Overall 10 out of 10 would...
Harrison Home Inspections & Maintenance LLC
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Reviewed in April 2023
This company is highly professional and does a great job of cleaning up after the project is finish!
EMJ Concrete, LLC
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Reviewed in December 2022
The plumbers were great did a great job & very professional. The cost of just installing a faucet that I had was very high for the installation only.
Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Lexington
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Reviewed in May 2021
Salesman overpromised and misstated the use amount of water the unit would use but the tech was great and we worked it out to an understanding of the details consistent with the manual
Culligan Water Conditioning of Danville
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Reviewed in April 2021
Our kitchen project was completed quickly and professionally. The attention to detail was very impressive, and the communication and follow through couldn't be better! Our cabinets look amazing! I would highly recommend this company for your next kitchen project!
VL Finishes, Inc.
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Reviewed in April 2021
Gutters look great, however, they still seemed a bit costly. First rainfall went well. Water stayed out of the people tank. Installers did a great job. Now it will be a test of time.
HomeCraft Gutter Protection
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Reviewed in December 2020
Highly recommended! Very professional, and explained everything through the entire process. Very clean and did not leave until the job was completely done and tested eventhough it was late. Reasonable and fair pricing.
Pipe Surgeon Plumbing Ltd, Co.
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Reviewed in December 2015
<p>EXCELLENT! The owner took personal attention to all the details from design to build to following up (to make sure everything was just right -it was). The materials used are far superior to those used by another Lexington patio company (that had installed a similar room on the back of our...
Oldfield Patio Enclosures
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Reviewed in June 2014
<p>Last winter we had a new patio laid, and this spring we contacted James Nolt, owner of Country Construction to build us a pergola over the top for shade. </p> <p>We contacted him by phone on first of the week. He came out to our home within 2 days, and discussed our needs and wants. He...
Country Construction
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Reviewed in March 2014
We initially contacted Randy after we got a results from a charcoal radon test, which was 130 (EPA says you shouldn't have anything above a 4). Randy was so concerned, he sent one of his electronic testers over the next day. This test came back with roughly 130 as well. They drew up a system...
Advanced Radon Services LLC
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