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"He took my money for half the job. He got parts, (he said). I've waited 3 weeks, he is a no show, rescheduled and no show. I now have to wait another week. I am beginning to think Rodney is a scam artist. He has plenty of time to schedule work, but no time to do the work as scheduled. He has dropped me 2x and told me he has too many jobs to schedule, no time to do the work."

"Travis did an excellent job sealing off a square opening in fireplace that was originally for power and cable outlets. Replaced stacked stone facade to blend seamlessly with surrounding stone. He and his crew were professional, friendly, on time and efficient. Repair was priced very fairly."

"The owner of this company, Hunter Sinclair, came to evaluate the problem we were having with our 23 year old gas fireplace. He was very neat by covering the area around the fireplace, worked efficiently to determine the problem and after careful work determined that a part needed to be replaced. Mr. Sinclair was as thorough as he could be considering it was an old gas fireplace! He let me know a week later that he was contacting all the distributors who may know the part number and after thoroughly working on trying to find the part, eventually found that the company, after contacting the company we purchased the fireplace from and made our fireplace had gone out of business 12 years earlier and no part could be found. Mr. Sinclair contacted me throughout his search keeping me apprised of his progress along the way. I was extremely impressed by Mr. Sinclair’s dedication to finding a solution to the problem and his consistent follow up on his progress. I highly recommend this company!"

"They were professional."

"Very easy to work with, would definitely use Corn Plumbing again!"

"Watch out for this guy! On the positive side he's efficient, quick, well equipped, and can handle pretty much anything that comes along. On the negative side he's apt to be confrontational, and very quick to blame everyone else – homeowner and other contractors alike – for mistakes of his own making. And there's the matter of cost. The last of several jobs done at this location was supposed to be on the basis of time and materials, in which case I would have expected to see a breakdown of hours and materials cost. Not so, according the bill he just presented, and which I duly paid. Where's the analysis of cost, I asked? There isn't one, that's my price, period, and if you don't pay it, see you in small claims court (how reassuring is that?). Deducting for materials (my guesstimate), he billed me at something in the region of $125 per hour. A bit steep, if you check the going rate in NC. My advice – get a firm price."