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Last update on January 20, 2022

Reviewed in January 2022
I recently moved into a new area and unfortunately the water was horrible. My skin and hair was dry and the water had an awful taste. Several test by water softer systems showed I had a 376 TDS, a hardness of 12 and a pH of 7. In my previous home, I purchased the Culligan system with reverse...
Orbit Water Solutions
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Reviewed in December 2017
Great! Mike Kimble was very informative, prompt, and professional. He placed our radon canisters both before and after mitigation and provided test results.
ACCUSPEX HOME INSPECTION SVC
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Reviewed in December 2017
They performed a test and gave feedback that there were no issues and gave feedback on a maintenance plan to ensure healthy septic in the future.
FOGLE HM SEPTIC
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Reviewed in September 2017
The company was recommended to us by 3 different people. The company was very professional from the person answering the phone, the owner of the company who came to give an estimate and the gentlemen who came to do the work. They were not only punctual, they were actually a little early which...
G M D Construction INC
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Reviewed in September 2017
It worked out excellent. The owner of the company was extremely knowledgeable, explained everything about the tests and pricing. He worked around our schedules and was very easy to work with.
Belson Construction LLC
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Reviewed in March 2016
The salesperson came to the home and did a great job of explaining our options and services. He conducted a water test and presented his findings in a way that I could understand. I was concerned about the water because we kept having water main breaks in our area and the water was brown every...
CARROLL WATER
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Reviewed in January 2016
We received an estimate from a different plumber for $1,100 for the same work but that didn't pass the sniff test. Moxley Plumbing came out and determined the issue in both bathroom faucets. For one faucet they didn't have the part so they quickly ran out to get it and the total for the work...
MOXLEY PLUMBING INC
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Reviewed in March 2015
They sent the testing kit and the directions were clear. They sent us the results and they could have used more verbiage to explain everything. I was satisfied with everything.
Environmental Testing & Research Laboratories, Inc
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Reviewed in October 2014
100% satisfied and I'd recommend these guys to anyone for removal of asbestos in a home. I had asbestos wrapped around pipes on an old boiler in the basement. I was getting rid of the radiators but needed the asbestos gone. They showed up right on time to do the estimate. I got quick and...
RTS Environmental Services
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