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Last update on May 07, 2025

Reviewed in May 2013
He lies, doesn't use good equipment. He said they came out and checked our equipment, and lied - I was here the entire day when they said they came by and they DID NOT SHOW. They installed our system incorrectly. I would never do business with them! He flat out told us that all systems leak...
Smarr Heating & Air Conditioning LLC
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Reviewed in February 2008
They did a good job and worked well with the subcontractors that they used. I would use them again for future services.
PROLINE CONSTRUCTION
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Reviewed in December 2020
Electrical scope was never completed and Rick seldom answers my calls and never returns my calls. My builder, Southern Cottage, will not provide any assistance now that my final payment to them has been made. Unfinished scope includes standby generator installation and two incomplete circuits. I...
EZ Electric
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Reviewed in June 2009
The quality of the work was sub-standard, and the workers were frequently late or absent. Virtually all their work failed code inspection. In the meantime, I began another remodel with a different contractor. When the paneling was removed from a common wall with the kitchen, we found two dead...
SOUTHEASTERN ELECTRICAL SERVICES
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Reviewed in November 2013
We were in the midst of a large renovation when my general contractor and I decided that the electrician that we were using was not doing a very good job. Stephen Neal from Amped replaced the previous electrician to fix some mistakes and to complete the scope of work. With as many workers as...
Amped Electrical Inc
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Reviewed in September 2008
He missed the elevation on our slab foundation and had to pour the second foundation on top of the first without using a bonding agent. He failed to level it correctly, to the point that a structural engineer s report indicated that the hills and valleys in the unlevel floor presented a tripping...
RADEYS WOOD WORKS
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Reviewed in August 1999
HE'S AN ARCHITECT, DESIGNS A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE,STRUCTURALLY SOUND, BUT LACK OF ATTENTION TODETAIL ONCE HE GET'S HIS MONEY. SUBCONTRACTORS ARE NO GOOD. LANDSCAPING IS HORRIBLE.
D & D BUILDERS
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Reviewed in August 2013
We just used them and we were very satisfied. It was within the last 30 days. I don't recall the final price. The owner was here every morning and during the course of the day. He was very conscientious. He had the appropriate subcontractors. I have recommended them to friends.
Henderson Building Group LLC
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