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Last update on March 04, 2024

Reviewed in March 2024
Mad City completed a bathroom remodel for me a few months ago and I am so pleased with it. I only wish I had done it sooner! The installation went so smoothly and the people working on the project were very efficient and willing to answer any questions I had during the process. They made sure...
Mad City Windows & Baths
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Reviewed in December 2022
Theyâ ve been reliable and thorough great job
Outback Nature Service
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Reviewed in December 2021
Quick response, excellent customer service.
M&K Forestry and Land Management Services
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Reviewed in November 2021
Brady did an excellent job with this pour. The grade of slope was as asked, sheds water where desired and with no low spots. It looks great as well. Probably the most impressive thing was that he estimated when they could do the job which was about 3 weeks out and that was bang on. He also...
Brady's Concrete & Construction
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Reviewed in June 2021
Communication was excellent. In fact I had two calls to make sure I knew when they were coming. During the process I was consulted on any changes or what had to be changed to make the new tub work. Dave and his crew were on time, respectful, professional, communicative and their work was...
MINNESOTA RUSCO
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Reviewed in July 2020
The estimate was fast. The work was done quickly. The installation crew was friendly and did their job well. It is hard to give a true rating on insulation quality and value until we have tested it in the winter. But so far I have notice improvement on how hot it gets on the upper level of my...
Reichel Insulation LLC
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Reviewed in August 2019
Shannon was so helpful to us! He is knowledgable, on time and communicated well. I was so impressed with his professionalism. If I ever need my air quality tested again, I know who to call. Thanks Shannon!
Walker Environmental
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Reviewed in March 2014
I was happy with the service provided by EPI. They were expensive but they gave me up front pricing and were cheaper than the other companies that I spoke to-furthermore I needed to get the testing done in order to sell the house. The company rep was polite and respectful, also he was careful...
Environmental Process, Inc.
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