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Last update on October 21, 2025

Reviewed in October 2025
Excellent work on installing the kitchen backsplash and significant attention to detail. They are very tidy. I would hire them again.
Linares Construction Llc
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Reviewed in June 2024
From design, to build, they were very helpful, and thorough. Good communication via project manager helped us gauge where we were in terms of the completion of the job. Our new bathroom couldn’t be more in-line with what we wanted. All snags due to original builder issues were even remedied...
4Ever Remodeling
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Reviewed in June 2024
Great service. Very knowledgeable. Exchanged my old leaking faucet for a new curved faucet. Completed job quickly. I am very pleased with my new faucet.
Abbotts plumbing Llc
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Reviewed in August 2023
TDM Did an excellent job testing the mold and toxic material in my brothers apartment. They were very professional, Charesse arrived on time, was extremely thorough with not only the visible mold but also what was not seen. She performed an air quality test, as well as a test on the actual HVAC...
TDM Mold Inspection & Testing Services
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Reviewed in January 2022
My sprinkler system was not workin due to a bad switch. North Port Irragation came our came out a day before the scheduled time due to an opening in their schedule. They fixed the switch, adjusted the sprinkler heads, and replaced some sprayer heads. They adjusted the system for the correct...
North Port Irrigation, LLC
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Reviewed in September 2021
Great fast service!!!! Will definitely use again for plumbing needs
Richards Drain Cleaning Service
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Reviewed in July 2018
Late Friday evening while cooking supper, the kitchen, dining room and utility room lights and several outlets all went off and blew the fuse for that circuit for no obvious reason. I did some of my troubleshooting by disconnecting items but it kept blowing fuses no matter what I did. By late...
Perpetual Electric
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Reviewed in October 2017
Chris was wonderful at explaining the entire inspection process, Including the radon test. I would highly recommend.
1st Choice Inspection Services
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Reviewed in December 2013
The service was excellent. Robert was very professional, courteous and a very good listener. He took my description of what had happened and went right to work. Thus far, no leaks, but we haven't had any week long, heavy down pours to test the sealant area. 
K&R RoofMasters, Inc.
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Reviewed in October 2013
We unexpectedly found ourselves without water this morning. We called several plumbers - we wanted someone who worked with wells as well as traditional plumbing since we weren't exactly sure what the problem was - and Hunt was the most responsive company. The initial person we spoke with was...
Hunt Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning
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