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"Jim did a wonderful job cleaning our air ducts and dryer vent! This is the second time we hired him for this job. This service makes a big difference in our allergies. We also appreciated his careful precautions due to COVID-19."

"Hired these guys to replace a hot water heater. While unpacking it in the driveway, a careless installer threw the packaging material and it landed on our car, denting the hood. They immediately acknowledged what they had done, called their office, spoke to someone named Dave, who reportedly advised us they would take care of the damage and would be in touch soon to make arrangements for repairs. That was the last time we heard from these clowns. "Dave", whoever he is, never called back, and failed to return numerous phone calls. In other words, he ghosted us. Bottom line on these morons - hell will freeze over long before I'll ever use them again. "

"Highly recommend DryerVentz/DuctVentz. They were prompt with a quote, very fair pricing, and extremely thorough with the cleaning."

"I have used GreenCO2 for multiple projects over the past several years. Staff has been very responsive to my requests. I love that the products they use do a great job AND are environmentally friendly."

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"Carpet didn’t look clean just really wet. We were not happy."

"TLDR: Their work failed, causing water damage to my home. Repair crew they sent blamed me for the damage without inspecting it. In September of 2020 we had McDonald Plumbing repair two pipes under the kitchen sink and install a new faucet. On Monday, January 12th 2021 I discovered water was leaking from under the kitchen sink and into my basement home office. When I checked under the kitchen sink, water was spewing from the hoses McDonald Pluming had used to connect the faucet to the water lines. Both hot and cold, every connector from the shutoff valve to the faucet was leaking. I also realized they used a total of four hoses to connect the faucet to the water; two on the hot, two on the cold. After shutting off the water and cleaning up, I inspected the basement area below the kitchen sink. The entire area was waterlogged, warped and spotted with mold including the sub-floor, cross beam and trim around a basement window. It was obvious that this job had been slowly leaking for a very long time. We called McDonald Plumbing and explained the situation. We were told the earliest they could send anybody was Friday. Not wanting to wait that long I began the process of replacing all four of their hoses myself. Half way through this project I was contacted and told somebody would be at my house on Tuesday. At this point I had lost faith in McDonald Plumbing's work and I just wanted somebody to assess the damage their work caused and present me a solution to make things right. Tuesday morning two men from McDonald Plumbing come to my house. I show them photos and video of their original install spewing water. I show them how the two tubes I replaced are no longer leaking, but the two remaining from the original install are still leaking. I explain that I no longer have confidence in their work and all I want to know is “How is the company going to make this right.” The man from McDonald Plumbing claims all they can do is replace the tubes (something I was already doing myself). Without inspecting the damage himself, he proceeds to blame me for the leak and the damage it caused. Holding in my fury, I politely ask him to leave my house. I then call McDonald Plumbing again explaining that I have lost faith in their work and service and that I don't want any representative from they're company in my house again. All I want is a refund for the original work they did and I'll handle any repairs and insurance claims myself. Again, I can no longer trust their work. The service rep I spoke with tells me the only course of action I have is to let an employee from McDonalds pluming back into my house to inspect the damage. Again I explain this isn't happening, as I can't trust any decision making or work they perform. That's where we left it. All I asked for was a $200 refund for the bad work they did. At this point the amount of time they've spent and bad will they generated fighting me has probably cost them more than the measly $200 I'm asking for."

"So I paid over $30,000 for my system about 3 years ago. All they talked about was how great this comprehensive warranty that they gave me was for 10 years and that I wouldn't have to pay for any repairs except regular maintenance... 3 years in and these garbage Tekmar thermostats suck. The one in my master bedroom always resets after a power outage or some event outside of my control. The other ones struggle to pick up wifi or error out randomly. Up until now, they have come out and fixed things. Last visit they charged me $99.00 bucks to configure this piece of crap and didn't tell me there was a charge until after the appointment. Turns out that the warranty is not that great and essentially covers nothing. For that same price I should have gotten a full system tune up. I called them trying to work something out and they flat out said no, but we can come back out and tune up your system for $240.00. The guy literally touched a couple buttons on my thermostat that I don't have access too because it's in some locked tech tools and configured it. I just feel like that should not happen. When you unplug something, you should be able to plug it in and have it work, not reinvent the wheel each time."