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"Plumber was able to correct mistake made by previous plumber and I have not had a problem since."

"I can’t say enough good about Five Star. Courteous and professional before, during, and after the sale. I had a unique problem where they temporarily used a new adhesive which caused caulk discoloration. After several attempts to fix it, they ripped whole thing out and redid it with the proven adhesive. Outstanding product and customer service."

"Max came out today to clean and color seal my kitchen floor. He did an excellent job. He was very meticulous and thorough. Would highly recommend this company. "

"Furnace needed attention, and I always use Cregger for all my plumbing and HVAC needs."

"I hired First Class Tile to remove my kitchen backsplash. I needed the job done quickly, and Edward was able to come within a few days of hiring and remove the backsplash. He also prepped our walls for adding new backsplash. He got the job done in a day and I was beyond impressed with his work. He was very professional and easy to work with. He made the process stress-free and was very communicative. I would highly recommend this company!"

"We have taken my 2009 Kia Sportage in to Hal's for several years. They have ALWAYS gone above and beyond! They are extremely professional and very knowledgeable. Bill, the General Manager, is exceedingly kind - and patient! My husband and I give them FOUR thumbs up!!"

"GREAT! Process took about 3 hours. Looks great!"

"He was so professional, and my tub came out looking like glass, just beautiful!! It truly looks better then new!!"

"! have a lot to say. It has been over a year since my last residential service from Putman, and that should give you some idea of how bad a job they did if I still come here to talk about it. Let me start by saying that the majority of people in their crew aren't licensed master plumbers, and they are highly incompetent. The most competent person I worked with (I did over 10k worth of various projects with them) was named John and he would be considered incompetent too. John installed all new trims throughout my master bathroom. Since we were remodeling we hardly ever used the bath tub, so when ceiling stains showed up we called them back (and PAID for their time to look at the stains). John said he couldn't think of a reason for a leak when he opened up the drain. I happened to notivce a smaller amount of water stains under another bathroom floor, so I had him look at that too. Sure enough, he said he thought it was from the kids splashing in the tub. Some weeks later the wall cabinets of our laundry room under the master bathroom mysteriously fell OUT of the drywall and the stain was growing. That is when we called a different company. We opened up our drywall and found the leak just in time. It was a bad seal on the drain. It had not been screwed in very tight and no putty was used. This had been done by John. So, yes we spent over a thousand dollars fixing the damage john caused, and when we notified Putman of what happened, they refused to cover any of the repairs (another plumber, a carpenter, and a painter) because we had called another company. In fact, they denied it was caused by them in the first place. I have the photos and videos of the damage. And the leak in the second bathroom? I went ahead and tore into the drywall of the ceiling below, and sure enough, it was a leaking pipe. Another repair; at opening drywall on this one was necessary and less repair was needed since we caught it in time. (that is what plumbers are supposed to do). So, this was the last thing. But prior to that, they installed a laundry room for me, and one of their plumbers cut a power line and didn't tell anyone. Fortunately we caught it thanks to an electrician we hired the days before we were installing 3k worth of tile in that room, or else we would have had a live wire under our floor. So, these are the issues we experienced with Putman. Of, John also tried really hard to sell me a huge job we didn't need done on another ouse we own nearby that is much older, claiming the main line under the house had dissolved with age. Apparently, according to another plumber from another company we talked to, this is a common scam in that neighborhood over by Tienken. Oh and I almost forgot:; John was over billing me for his time. Putman was nice about fixing that one when I complained, and it was these little things that had me going for so long, giving them more chances. But the final straw was the massive water damage and leaks that were a direct result of their incompetence. This is a small family owned company and all I can say is that if you are in the market for a plumber to do anything more than unclog a toilet: wait. Put it off. Now is a bad time to hire a plumber for major jobs in Rochester."

"I had a great experience with Eason painting from start to finish. Kevin (owner) came out late last fall to quote the job for me. I have a Tudor style colonial in Rochester Hills, which brings with it an unfortunate amount of rot on both stucco boards and trim boards if not properly maintained. Due to poor maintenance by a prior owner, I got fed up with repairing boards myself. Kevin did a very detailed assessment of the rot and provided me with an estimate for replacing all rotten stucco and trim (with cedar, per my request) and applying Sherwin Williams stain to all trim boards, and paint to the stucco. The job also included all of the prep that would be expected with quality work (power wash, sand, quality caulk). The team made it out early this season, and completed the entire job in under a week. This entailed replacing over 150 linear feet of trim board and several large stucco boards, including some in hard to access places. The team was respectful of my property and cleaned up well. Most importantly, the job was done the right way. The caulking appears immaculate, and all discovered rot was replaced with cedar and new stucco boards prior to applying two coats of stain to the trim, and two coats of paint to the stucco. I can now be comfortable that I am years away from having to do any “more than minor” repairs, and my house looks great. The job did run slightly over the estimate, but Kevin was wonderful at communicating any additionally discovered rot so that I had the option of allowing them to do the additional work or not. Therefore, I had a great deal of control over any added costs, and simply chose to err on the side of caution and have rot replaced. All in all, I would have no hesitation recommending Kevin and his team to family or friends. In fact, I would strongly encourage it, especially for the many people fighting similar battles with the Tudor style homes."