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"Everyone from the first phone call to the end of the service call were very professional and got the job done. They had our septic tank cleaned out within a few hours of us calling them. We would definitely highly recommend them."

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"They were on time and the estimate was almost to the dollar. Came in quick and was fast and cleaned after himself. Did a great job."

With over 30 years of experience H & M Services is your trusted contractor for all your home improvement needs. Attention to detail and quality workmanship separate us from the rest. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. We take great care to listen to what your needs are and make sure the job is done right the first time.

"I had a clogged floor drain that was backing up into my basement. CJ showed up on time and was very courteous. Work was completed quickly. I'll be calling Hoover Drain Clean & Excavation if I have future drain issues."

"It went great and very pleased with the results. Anthony did a good job on my 66 year old drain line and is working like new!"

"I purchased a Big Deal for a custom kitchen design January 2011. Here is what the the offer said.
"Young Painting  & Remodeling, a highly rated service provider on Angie's List, is
offering custom kitchen design services complete with measurements and a full set of plans for only $50! This service is normally valued at  $250,  saving Angie's List members $200!"
We scheduled an appointment in April, and Paul came out promptly. He appeared to be a nice, sincere, and hard-working young man. I explained that due to my husband's health problems, we could not handle a complete remodel all at one time. I am trying to update our house a little at a time as our budget and especially his health status allows. That is why I was attracted to the idea of a custom design. I had in mind a long-term plan as it were. I think he had in mind generating cabinetry installation work for his company. He had said that his company was in the process of changing from one that primarily did painting to one that did remodeling with a focus on cabinet installation. I told him that my husband's condition precluded anything that would cause a lot of dust and debris. I thought I might want to eventually get the cabinets painted, refaced or refinished but wasn't planning to replace them. And that other issues such as the walls and the lighting had a higher priority than the cabinets. I wanted to start with a color scheme for the kitchen/dining room and hall which are all open to one another. He said color wasn't really his thing, but that if I needed help, he might pull someone in as the job progressed. (Remember at the time of the big deal, the Company was named Young's Painting and Remodeling  rather than Young's Remodeling as it is now. I can perhaps be forgiven for thinking he might have some ideas about color)

He listened patiently to my ideas about what I wanted to accomplish and what I wanted to avoid. At one point he asked about how much I thought I could spend. I gave him what I considered to be the maximum figure for everything to be spent over time. He then said that with that amount he thought I could afford new cabinets after all. I did not say again that I wouldn't consider it. My reasons for not thinking I wanted new cabinets were not solely based on cost. I had already told him why I wasn't planning on new cabinets, but I decided to let him show me a design that might make me reconsider. He took some measurements and soon thereafter he left saying he would get a proposal to me as soon as he could.

He did indeed send me a proposal. It divided the work into categories such as demolition, plumbing, electrical, painting. Included was an estimate of hours of labor with the rate and a budget for materials. The total figure for the kitchen alone was for almost my maximum remodeling figure. More than half of the amount was for cabinets and counter-tops. There was no mention of what kind or configuration of cabinets I would get for this amount of money. I had mentioned that though I knew granite counter-tops were in style, I didn't think they would be a good idea for us because we both have arthritis in our hands and drop things more than the average person. With our current laminate counters, often things don't break. With granite, I'm pretty sure I would be cleaning up glass and china shards pretty much daily. Nonetheless 'granite countertop budget' was one of the items on the proposal. But the proposal included was no drawing, no dimensions, no description of materials to be used other than the granite for the counter-top.

I have the proposal. It is a pdf file.  I would attach it to this review to illustrate my point if I could see a way to do so. I do not consider it to be a design. I certainly don't see how anyone could claim it is a full set of plans. Instead, It is a list estimating what it would cost for this company to remodel my kitchen.  It does not appear to take into consideration my stipulation that I needed to do this a little at a time in order to minimize the stress to my husband. The voucher for the big deal specifically states there is no obligation to use the company for construction. The proposal does not appear to include any work on the dining part of the room. I did not buy the big deal in order to get an estimate. I'm pretty sure there are contractors who offer free estimates. Considering the amount of time he spent, it is perhaps worth the $50 I paid, as it does give me an idea of how much this contractor would charge for certain services such as prepping and painting the room, although I interpreted it to mean those costs would only apply if I accepted the entire proposal.

 I can see no way in which it has the $250 value claimed in the Big Deal. This company has very high ratings on Angie's List. They may indeed do fine work. However I bought a promise of a custom kitchen design. I just don't think what was provided remotely qualifies as a design.

I can understand why a remodeling contractor would not be interested in a piecemeal project such as mine. I've had a fair amount of work done over the past few years. Some people are pretty good at dealing with grouchy old sick people. Some aren't. Some choose not to consider even trying. However, again, I stress that the big deal was for a design.

By contrast I paid $99 for a different Big Deal for custom deck design. I got not only a detailed design for the deck which was far more creative and practical than what I had envisioned, but also a design with dimensions for a garden arch and a sketch for the main backyard garden. This contractor did include, as a separate item, a proposal for his company to build the deck and arch he had designed. I could clearly see what I would be getting. Guess which contractor I hired.

I am amending this review after being contacted by Mr, Young. As I mentioned above, I think he is a sincere and hardworking contractor. He offered to  refund my money as I was not satisfied with the service he provided. He did so, and I appreciated that though it was not necessary. Were our circumstances different, I might consider working with him. As it is, and after consulting a couple of other contractors, I'm thinking even a minor kitchen remodel has too much potential to cause adverse health problems for my husband. So it will have to be one thing at a time or not at all. Again, that's why I want a design, so I know where I'm trying to go.

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"I reached out to the provider immediately after purchasing the day of service.  We connected 2 days later.  He indicated they were very busy at this time and it would be several weeks (about a month) before he could get to me.  He indicated the day consisted of 2 men, 4 hours each.  I wasn't in a particular hurry so that was fine.  He asked that I provide a list of activities and pictures, which I did quickly.  As the scheduled date drew closer, I contacted them one week in advance to confirm our appointment for the following week.  I did not hear from them so 5 days later I reached out via text to confirm our appointment for 9am that Monday.  I received a text confirmation very quickly.  At 9am on that Monday they called to say that would not be able to make it due to mechanical problems with their truck.  They were very nice and I understand things happen but explained we'd made these arrangements a month ago, confirmed them on Friday and I'd made arrangements through work to work from home that day.  He was apologetic but indicated they could not be out until later that week.  He did offer a discount for the trouble, but more on that later.  The men came on the revised schedule date and were on time and called in advance.  They were both very nice and listened to my needs.  Whlle discussing my list I added the need to have a security light installed in the back of my home in a dark corner.  I didn't have the light and asked them to pick one up while purchasing the other materials.  They called from the store to discuss the light they'd found.  A battery powered LED motion detector light.  I appreciated them calling and discussing.  Unfortunately, what I didn't realize until that night after it had been installed was that it was not bright at all.  I located the packaging and found it was actually a porch light not a security light and only 92 lumens (aka not bright).  I have since replaced with a battery powered motion detector security light with 250 lumens (bright).  Swapping was very simple as there is no wiring for either light, just a matter of unscrewing the first light and screwing in the new one.  I also had a broken basement window that needed repair.  After offering some solutions, I opted for replacement with plexi-glass and glazing over.  When finished, it looked fantastic and was impressed.  It was wet so I didn't touch it but a few days later I did and found that the plexi glass used was very thin and pliable to the touch.  I'm not exactly sure why you'd use such a thin sheet of plexiglass for that task but maybe there is a reason? It may be stronger than it looks and may hold up just fine, but afterwards would have felt better had it have been thicker and stronger.  As for my clogged waterline to my ice maker, they quickly resolved that issue and suggested a filter on the line.  I didn't know there was such a thing so I appreciated their insights and opted for it.  They were right, ice cubes are indeed much clearer.  As for the remaining items, disconnecting my alarm, installing a kitchen faucet, filling some gaps around my foundation, replacing an electrical outlet, I was very happy with all of those tasks.  They finished exactly 4 hours later.  They cleaned up after themselves and took me around to look at their work.  When it came time to reimburse them for the materials, the amount given was $150 more than the materials?  I asked what this was for and they'd indicated that in addition to the 8 hours I'd already paid for that I'd booked them for the afternoon as well at a discount, an additional $150.  This apparent miscommunication came from our phone conversation from the Monday morning at 9am that they'd called and had to reschedule their appointment.  They'd mentioned then about offering  a discount for my trouble in having to reschedule, but that apparently was a discount off purchasing an additional 4 hours each and not a discount from the 4 hours each I'd already paid.  I indicated that I'd not asked for an additional 8 hours (4 hours each) and we agreed without incident that there would be no charge for it, after all, they had already completed my entire list and it only took them the 4 hours each...paying an additional $150 for the afternoon would have been paying and having nothing for them to do.  Purchasing the additional 8 hours (4 hours each) for the afternoon may be an excellent value for some depending on the size of the list and length of time for each project, so it's not that it is not potentially a good deal but I would not agree to it in advance as I would have no idea if my list would take them 1 hour or 8 hours.  I would expect them to look at my list and photos and help me determine if they would need the additional 8 hours (4 hours each).  Clearly in my case, they did not as they completed everything in the 8 hours (4 hours each) I'd originally purchased.  Overall, I was satisfied.  What I would do differently is 1) ensure all terms are upfront and clear in writing (email/text) so there isn't any miscommunication and 2) I would have reviewed some of the materials more closely before the work was done (light fixture, plexiglass).  I don't hire a lot of contractors so these lessons learned may not be specific to these contractors but things you should do generally and I'll know to do so next time.
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"Joe from JMS Drain Services was my service technician who arrived well within the window scheduled service time. Joe came in, inspected the sink to determine how to resolve my issue, took out the tool (snake apparatus) to clear the sink, and departed my premises within 15 minutes. I was pleased he resolved my clogged sink so quickly so I could rest after a night's work. Thank you again, Joe."

"Charged $256.00 to clear drain and after checking most plumbers charge $90.00 for this."