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Last update on May 28, 2024

Reviewed in May 2024
Greg has expertise in many areas, he "does it all!" As he told me "My work is my life! And I DO Care!!" No question he will give you his best in knowledge, experience, and creativity. And he works non-stop like an Energizer Bunny! He thinks about your projects after hours to...
Precision Building Enterpises
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Reviewed in September 2018
Very Professional ,explained what we would be looking for from the test results. At this time awaiting results.
Mold Science Environmental
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Reviewed in June 2014
Simply a bad experience. I had fully expected to have him install my septic system based on recommendations but his customer service to me was terrible. Figures he's the only game in town and acts like it. Gave an initial low ball bid and then came back with one over twice as much. To be fair,...
York Septic Systems
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Reviewed in November 2013
We were not on site during the work, but the owner was trustworthy from all we saw. The results are very good with attention to detail and the clean up was done to protection. Rob is a down to earth guy who works at a measured pace, as the weather permits. His guys worked over a six week period...
Paradigm Construction LLC
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Reviewed in October 2013
First of all, the receptionist answered the phone, not a service. She was very nice and tried to help me fix the problem myself. Unfortunately, my house doesn't have a basement, so machinery is in very small spaces and closets. the plumber who I believe was the owner came out and had to take out...
Dickinson & Son Inc
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Reviewed in December 2012
Courteous and professional, they arrive on time and clean the furnace, replacing the nozzle and filter, doing the efficiency test and checking that the hot water from the tap is below scalding temp while the hot water in the heating loop is much hotter. <br />
Cota & Cota Heating Fuels
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Reviewed in April 2011
It was a good experience. It was educational--he was patient about explaining the process. He left the equipment in the basement and picked it up two days later. We got a report of radon levels several hours later via email. This service was one of Angie's List Big Deals. Our house "passed" the...
Homewise Building Inspection Services
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