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"JZ Construction has done multiple jobs for us. Plumbing, electrical, repair and replace drywall, repair cedar house shingles to name a few. Mr. Zachary was thorough, clean, and everything was done to our satisfaction. Outstanding work."

"I recently hired them for painting the walls in 3 rooms in my new home, and I am very satisfied with the exceptional service they provided. Not only were they affordably priced and adhered to their initial estimate, but they also accommodated my tight schedule, completing the project on the only day I could spare. The quality of their work exceeded my expectations, showcasing their expertise and attention to detail. Communication was seamless, with prompt and responsive interactions whenever I reached out. Additionally, they left my home perfectly clean, reflecting their commitment to professionalism. I highly recommend this painter for anyone seeking top-notch service and outstanding results, and may hire them again for other rooms in my home!"

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"Our 30 year old porcelain tub and tile surround were showing their age, with small leaks in the grout and caulking that kept recurring and requiring attention.  It is a bathroom used by teens so we wanted something easy to clean and maintain.  From the first phone call, Porcelite was an easy company to deal with.   The owner, Mr Wachter, came out and provided an estimate for installing a liner over the tub and wall surround.  He came back a second time to address concerns I had about the drywall behind the tile surround.  He provided an estimate, including removing some tile and replacing some drywall behind it just to be on the safe side.  We scheduled the work.  The Porcelite guy showed up as scheduled, installed the liner in about 7 hours, and we could use it the next day.  It looks great, very bright white, and is much easier to maintain than the old tile was.  It was a straightforward job from start to finish.
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"Goode painting did an amazing job! Our family has been using them for years, and can’t recommend them enough! Their pricing is always extremely fair and the quality of work is always A+"

"Bill did an outstanding job with the paint as well as the drywall. He has great attention to detail. He spent the time and did not rush through. I had to pay him more than quoted because I felt that he deserved more for his time."

"Paint job was below expectations & included flaws."

"The service was excellent. The project was started on time and completed with no problems. This is a business you want to use. If I need help in the future, I will call Rodney Booth."

"They started at the scheduled time and proceeded to completion in an efficient and professional manner. Answers and telephone numbers were left for me to call if/should I want to change the configuration of anything done to the walls. More cabinets, hooks, etc. I found them to be an excellent provider. I cannot give any more details as too much time has passed since the work was completed.
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"BGE used to stand for Baltimore Gas and Eletric, but I don't know that it stands for that any more. I'm dating myself, years ago it used to be Baltimore Gas and Electric. And there's a company that we have a policy through them called BGE Home and we have that electric company as well. And so, we just pay extra to have a policy and we have that. We also have the kitchen policy.  I know some people think they're a ripoff, but they have paid for themselves more than once. It's not a warranty. Our electric company used to be BG&E, but I think it's changed names a zillion times because of all of the electric competition. But the company they have, it's called BGE Home. It's kind of like a warranty. I guess you could call it a warranty service. I don't know where their address is. I just call 1-800-BGE Home. You can sign up for heating and air. We don't have their heating and air, but we've had them come out before. We have their home and their kitchen policy. One is like $9 a month, one is like $12. One just recently went up. This was like three or four years ago. I dont' remember. I just remember somebody was like, "If you don't have policy, it's very hard to get someone to come out on a weekend. We got a discount on the price because we have their policy. They came out, they sent somebody, they knew the situation, they drained the tank so we didn't have to worry. We got lucky because it was just trickling out. They drained the tank and they turned off the gas because you can't just drain a tank when you have gas. I don't know anything about it and neither does my husband. So they sent somebody out right away on a Sunday. We thought they weren't going to do it and we were calling around and nobody would come. It was an arm and a leg just to get somebody to come. And then they came right away and drained the tank and turned of the gas and then we ordered one. They said, "Call us when you get back," and we did. Then they came out and put in the new one. We have their kitchen policy, too. And my refrigerator, well, I think we've gotten three new ice makers. When you have these refrigerators with the ice makers -- they come out and replace the whole thing. They've come out for my washer and my dryer. When they can't fix it, they'll give you money toward a new one. The refrigerator is at least fifteen years old and the ice maker has been replaced at least three times. That's why I have the policy. People say, you should just save that money, but I use them so I really -- even though you take the $9 and you multiply it by 12 -- but the fact, with the water heater and the discount and washer, (my washer was over 20 years old, they gave me money towards a new one)... The good part is that when you have a problem, you're not waiting for weeks for somebody to come. I don't have them for my heating and air because I have two zone heating and it's pretty expensive to have that. But we did use them to install the new heat pump in the attic. They did a great job on that, too. That's been about four years ago. They came and tried to repair the washer, but it was just too old so they ended up giving us money towards a new one.That was like two years ago. That came out more recent than that to fix the dryer. I don't know if you've ever heard of this: our dryer would not shut off and it would come on, on it's own. Even if you had the door open. You had to unplug it. You had no idea when it was coming on, and it wouldn't spin. I was afraid of having a fire. It was crazy. The dryer would just come on any time.  We had a refrigerator and the whole unit melted and we almost had a fire and they came for that. They fixed the whole main unit in the refrigerator -- the compressor. They came and they fixed it. They fixed my washer, my dryer, my refrigerator, my hot water heater, and they installed -- even though we don't have a policy -- we got estimates and hired them to put in the new heat pump unit up in the attic. And we had county inspectors out and they checked the hot water heater and they said, "Oh, you had BGE out. They know what they're doing." We have a heat pump up in the attic and it's brutal up there. It's nasty and hot and they did a great job on that one. We have a unit, a furnace, in the basement, gas on the first floor and a heat pump in the attic. And the other one we were thinking we should get replaced. But, they came out and said, "You know what? I would run it into the ground. Stagger it. If you get them both at the same time, they're going to go out at the same time. If I were you, I would just hold off. Get the attic one because it's broke and over 20 years old, but don't replace the one that's working." That was four or five years ago. We always worry because the builder put the unit up in the attic and then he put the access plank in and it was a lot smaller than the unit up in the attic. So, I always worry, how is somebody going to get that out of there? My husband, when we go up to change the filters, he says, "I don't know what we're going to do when that one goes because I don't know who's going to get that out of there." But they did. I think they cut it in half and they got it out. No drywall damage. Nothing came through the ceiling."