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Last update on November 08, 2018

Reviewed in November 2018
very reassuring interpretation of test results, and a well-reasoned response that eased customer's mind.
MOLD SOLUTIONS
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Reviewed in August 2018
They were hired to investigate a leak in the pool. The rep said he did not have the proper equipment to do a pressure test and would let me know when he could get it. He did not call and my subsequent call to the company was not returned. There was no charge.
Two Men & a Spa Dolly, LLC
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Reviewed in August 2017
Went well. Received test results in a reasonable amount of time.
WELLINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL
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Reviewed in July 2017
Excellent radon testing technician showed up on time and was very knowledgeable in explaining the purpose and the way the test works for the buyer of the home
Midwest Radon Testing
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Reviewed in August 2016
It went great. They set up the test in our basement. They were easy to communicate with, punctual, and organized. We'd recommend them.
St Louis Radon
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Reviewed in April 2015
From the first contact, you know you are dealing with a professional. Courteous and very knowledgeable, Bill addressed all the questions I had and some I hadn't thought of! He arrived on time and was well prepared to conduct a quality inspection. He took pains to simply explain all of the...
STL Home Inspection Services
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Reviewed in November 2014
<p>Called on 11/3 asking about backflow testing. Was given a very reasonable estimate of $120. Asked to set an appointment and transferred to someone's voice mail. Left a message.</p> <p>Called back on 11/4, explaining I wanted to make an appointment. Woman said she got my message (they...
Horstmann Brothers LLC
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Reviewed in July 2011
Sinak Plumbing came to my home within days after my request for a bid. After i accepted the bid they came to my home within days and began work. Sinak arrived when they said they were going to, performed the work in a professional and prompt manner and tested the equipment. They found a...
Anton's Plumbing, Heating/Cooling & Energy Experts
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