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Last update on May 20, 2026

Reviewed in May 2026
They did a great job and was very satisfied with the results
Clean Sweep LLC
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Reviewed in May 2025
I usually get a few quotes for work like this. Joe was the first that I called. I hired him after a few minutes of picking his brain. I was very impressed with his knowledge of these systems and I could sense he had great pride in work. He showed up the night before the scheduled install and...
Lucky Lawn Sprinkler Co
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Reviewed in April 2025
Overall, with the salesman and the two men to put the four down, they explained everything that was gonna have done. They checked the floor before they did anything. The men started working they know exactly what they were doing and cleaned up after himself and the floors look wonderful. I...
National Floors Direct Inc
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Reviewed in January 2023
Gives you the results that you want . Very prompt and professional. I highly recommend this company.
Advanced Painting
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Reviewed in July 2021
Prompt, courteous, did a small chimney repair, explained and answered himself well.. He didnâ t provide a promised quote for sealing the chimney, but overall I was very satisfied with Alexâ s work
AN Masonry
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Reviewed in April 2019
Quick testing. Very quick results via email with remediation options & contact info for a remediation company
Nature's Way, Inc.
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Reviewed in April 2016
John was already on site doing his thing when I arrived at the scheduled time. His pal Rocky from Baystate Exterminating was already finished with the pest inspection and ready to give me all the details. John greeted me with a big smile and was excited to tell me how much he liked the house,...
JMR Inspections
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Reviewed in August 2014
I contacted him 10 days before the job date. He promptly came and provided a free estimate for the job. He understood my needs clearly. He did not make any unnecessary chat about the work, but he clearly explained his thoughts about the work. His estimate was reasonable and I agreed with him...
L N King Plumbing, Heating & A C Inc
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Reviewed in July 2014
I did not get the kind of concrete information I wanted regarding my basement problem. Also, there was no testing for mold, just some cursory inspection of my basement. I didn't get a quote. The person seemed rather dismissive. I was not impressed.
MR. HOME, INC.
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Reviewed in March 2014
Dave was a pleasure to work with. He diagnosed the problem and what I was impressed with was that he verified with his father to make sure he wasn't missing anything. This proved to me that he wanted to make sure he did right by me and ensure no stone was left unturned. He did not try and sell...
Hurley & David Inc
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