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"Drew was awesome! Couldn’t be happier."

"They were perfect they were very knowledgeable helped me when ever I had a question super fast to reply and got the job done perfectly"

"Got a call from Rob and he helped me over the phone to figure out what was going on. Very easy instructions on how to problem solve the problem. Will definitely be using him again for some other jobs in our house concerning our stereo and home theater system."

"Dustin was timely, and efficient. The work was exceptional. Very happy with finished product!"

"I hired Carlos Taylor of Complete Automated Technology to install a Televes Datboss antenna. I was using a TV antenna mounted on a pole that did not stand up to the elements. I needed a mounting at least 30 feet above ground so I could get clear signals of TV stations in the adjacent Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham markets. He highly recommended the Datboss, and initially I had some reservations. I was afraid to use the provided amplifier, because I was connecting the antenna to an HDHomeRun network TV tuner, and the manufacturer recommended not using amplifiers because they added noise to the TV signals and overloaded the tuner. I had one station in Charlotte I could not pick up, WCCB by name. With my previous setup it came in clear as a bell for a few days and then dropped completely, so I thought it could be tropospheric ducting causing this phenomenon. However, I researched further and found that WCCB was located 79 miles from me, which should be within range of the antenna. The problem was co-channel interference from WLFL in Raleigh, which also broadcast on UHF channel 18. Witout the amplifier I could get WCCB very rarely and not without constant glitching and hiccups. During rainstorms it came in clearly but then dropped off when the rain stopped. On a whim I reconnected the amplifier, and voila! WCCB came in clearly and with very few buffers. Thank you Mr. Taylor for the professional install and quality work."

"Did a great job installing 2 ceiling fans and 6 lights in my house! Would recommend "

"so friendly"

"These guys are off-the-charts good. Since this is going to be long, I'm going to give you the punch line first. HomeAdvisor has helped me find several good contractors in the past. The experience I just had with lighting rods has taught me that you can't always take customer reviews at face value. A 5-star review from a person who lacks the knowledge to accurately evaluate the work probably means nothing more than the contractor showed up on time and was likable. MAYBE THE POSITIVE REVIEWS WERE BOUGHT WITH GIFTS (or the promise of gifts), which I'm pretty confident was the case with my first selection for this job. You can see with your own eyes that a drywall repair looks good, but - if you're like most of us - you'll have no idea whether or not a lightning protection system has been installed properly. As you know, HomeAdvisor provides three Pros to choose from. ALP asked for the plans (my house is under construction) and responded with a detailed quote that I thought was a little on the high side. I got a phone call from the second pro; (the third never contacted me), who happened to be in the area and was able to see my house in person within a couple of days. I thought that was lucky. Boy, was I wrong about that. The guy who came out to the site was nice enough and he was available to do the work that weekend. I thought that was important because there was a limited amount of time to install a concealed system. He also charged a little less money. He did the work, as promised, but it was sloppy beyond belief. The wires weren't visible from the outside, but they were hanging into the house (below the rafters). When I asked about it, he said the guys would have no trouble working around it. They'll cover it up with drywall and crown molding, he said. When I told my contractor on Monday, he said that was BS. That's when I called ALP. Lucky for me, Eric (the owner who's also an engineer) was able to be out there the next day. He was appalled by what he saw. The lightning rods I'd just paid to have installed actually made it MORE likely my house would burn down if it ever got struck by lightning. There were lots of bends - including loops - in the copper wiring that would have resulted in the lightning exiting inside my house. In at least one case, the rod wasn't properly connected to the wire. Eric had his guys at my house two days later. He was with them at the start to make sure they understood what needed to happen. By 2:00 that afternoon the defective system had been removed and a system that actually protects my house from lightning had been installed. Their work was absolutely gorgeous. It took two crews of guys about 6 hours to do the job properly while it took the first guy (he told me he had a couple of guys helping him, but all I have is his word on that) just a little longer to throw up some copper and call it good. I thought I was protected as long as l could see copper wires that connected the rods to the ground. The first pro told me the system he'd just installed on my house was as good as 85% of the houses in the state. For the sake of those homeowners, I hope he was wrong about that. I'm lucky his work was so sloppy. If he'd done nothing more than run the wire through holes he could have drilled in the rafters I would have been happy. I would have FELT safer during a thunderstorm while actually being more at risk. I realize this whole tale makes me look pretty stupid. I wouldn't argue with that. Just t make the same mistake I did. If you're going to pay somebody to protect your home from lightning, pay professionals a fair amount to do the job right."

"He was on time and has a great work ethic. His workers were hard workers and did a great job."