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"Work accomplished earlier than expected, they called with earlier appointment when someone cancelled. Showed up as scheduled and did an excellent job. Use a tarp in front of fireplace to prevent getting carpet dirty. Justin and his new helper, Justin, both professionals."

Reliable and dedicated, he tackles every job with precision and pride, ensuring no detail is overlooked. A true craftsman, he finishes each task with quality workmanship and leaves every customer completely satisfied

Looking for more work. im clean neat and professional and dress appropriately for my work.

"Professional opinion that I needed for my non-functioning gas fireplace."

"Kevin inspected our fireplace, cleaned it, and installed some fire brick to make it safer. He did a great job."

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"They did a good job.  I have an electric fireplace."

"I am very pleased with the cleaning that Deep South Ductz provided for the air ducts in my home! I suffer from severe allergies, and was unaware of the effect that your H-Vac system can have on your health. D.S.D was able to educate me on the H-Vac system and how it can potentially produce harmful bodies throughout your home. Not only was I able to FEEL a difference, but I was able to SEE the difference with before and after pictures! As we did a final walk through, Anthony informed me of the other services his company provides. Such as, dryer vent cleaning, which is something I desperately needed done! I was having to dry one load of laundry multiple times just to get them completely dry! Overall, I would highly recommend their services and will definitely use these guys again! Matter of fact, I am now on a maintenance plan to have my dryer vent cleaned once a year!"

"So my house (which we finished renovating and now live in) is a small but comfortable  2BR/1BA, approximately 1500ish square feet. We posted the control module on the TV stand next to our main entrance, which opens into our living room. From this control module, the sensor that's farthest away is about 20 feet. Otherwise, they're all relatively close. I've had issues with the sensor to our back door, the bathroom window, and our main entrance. Incidentally, these are all mounted to the exterior walls (meaning, these walls form the perimeter of the house- but are mounted to the indoor side of said frames). As each of these problems occurred, I've had to call in multiple times and trouble shoot with a representative. They've chalked the problems up to various sources of signal interference. For example, regarding the bathroom window sensor they've postulated that the issue is possibly due to the distance between the module and the sensor, and have even postulated that it may be due to the brick fireplace and bathroom door frame which slightly interfere with line-of-site (although line-of-site shouldn't be necessary at such a distance). They've also said that it may be due to the window frame, as it is wrapped (exteriorly) in steel siding, which may be causing some sort of electromagnetic interference. This may, indeed, be the case, as it seems that as I add extra thickness to the foam adhesive used to mount the sensor, the problem seems to have improved.
However, the main sensor that has given us the most problems- the sensor that matters most to us- has continuously been the one monitoring our main entrance. We've tried everything to correct the issue. We theorized that our issues may have been due to our wireless router, TV, or surround sound system. And have systematically removed each potential source of interference. Finally, after more rounds of tech-support call-in sessions than I could count on both hands and feet, they sent us a long-range sensor (that's about 3"wide x 2"tall x 1"thick). We now have this mounted above our door, and although it's larger than the other sensors, we don't really notice it or feel bothered by it. It works WAY better than the default sensor, but we're still having problems every now and then with it not sensing a door opening or closing... which is still a HUGE PROBLEM for us. The system is unreliable despite their best efforts. Still, protection 95% of the time is better than 0% of the time... and if something were to make it through, we have a very sizable and obedient pitt bull to take care of any potential invaders.
The "take home" message here is this: The customer service representatives are extremely courteous and professional. They're all American, and they're very good at their jobs. They seem like they've received extremely comprehensive training. However, they could have gotten us to the point we're at WAY more efficiently. After the second or third time I called in with my issue with the main entrance, they shouldn't have hesitated to send us the long-range sensor (which is powerful enough to overcome the majority of whatever interference we've been subject to). The fact that they didn't handle this more promptly, and the fact that the issue persists, is why they ultimately get a C from my subjective experience with them. Perhaps a newer house, with a more conventional type of siding, would not have suffered from these issues. Therefore, I believe they should have screened me more carefully when initially trouble shooting these issues, and determined what was and wasn't going to work way sooner. They didn't change us for the long-range sensor, and for that I am grateful. However... our overall frustration and disappointment with this service is still at least a 7/10. If the door sensor worked 100% of the time, we'd eventually forget all of the BS we went through to get it working, and would ultimately be happy as clams.
isSo I'm not saying that you should avoid them. I still believe that they're the best out there at this price-point. Just be aware of the potential difficulties... and if you experience anything similar, perhaps you'll get it resolved sooner.
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"It was cleaning the fireplace and the insert. These options were not listed."