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  • Joe M.
    1.0
    11/2024

    I cried when our furniture (or what was left of it) arrived from MN to GA. What was quoted at $3,000 ended up at $6,000. This is the most despicable moving company I have ever heard of or dealt with. Their packing was horrific, such as using a wardrobe box for rolled up carpets and then shove...

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  • 1.0
    11/2012

    I was having issues with my heat guage. It kept indicating that my Oldsmobile Cutlass was overheating but the car seemed to be running just fine. Wholesale tire said they give free estimates so we went there. They had us wait for 1.5 hours. After the wait, they said there was nothing wrong...

    ,WHOLESALE TIRE CO
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  • Dorene F.
    5.0
    10/2012

    Logs and Limbs service was outstanding. I had made the mistake of hiring a different tree service from out of town, that came to my door, as they had been working for other neighbors earlier in the week. I did not check Angie's List first as I should have. Needless to say, the other company...

    ,LOGS & LIMBS TREE SERVICE
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  • Larry M.
    5.0
    12/2010

    I use Metzler annually for an inspection ($99), which also saves on both labor and house call fees. The inspection turns up things that need doing, or should be done sometime. I had a kitchen tap that has needed repair for some time, plus part of the annual inspection includes draining the...

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  • Larry M.
    5.0
    05/2010

    We use a wood stove fireplace insert to supplement our gas heat daily, all winter. We've used Beck's for over 10 years, at two different houses, to keep the chimney clean & safe. They're responsive (returning messages the same day) and usually can set up a non-emergency appointment within a...

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  • Larry M.
    5.0
    11/2008

    Visited shop on a Saturday, very knowledgeable staff, arranged for estimate on Monday, arrived promptly, estimate was within my desired range, came to install fireplace insert on Friday, again arrived on time, minor problem during install that was remedied quickly and to our satisfaction,...

    ,STEVE SCULLY FIREPLACE REPAIR, LLC
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