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"Technician was very pleasant, professional and he was very informative. He was very punctual as well. I felt safe with him being in my house as a single mother."

"They were so accommodating. I needed my vents cleaned quickly and they were there the next day. Kept great contact. Very easy to work with. "

"They were here early. The did the work in about 30 minutes and they were on their way."

"Went smoothly. Chute Master proved explanation how they perform work and completed quickly. HVAC had improved air flow after cleaning."

"Did a fantastic job cleaning the HVAC ducts. I had recently done major renovations on my home which created a huge amount of dust. The dust got into the returns and created a uncomfortable situation. Once all the work was done I purchased the duct cleaning from Lowes using the coupon deal they promoted on this site. I then called and they to scheduled me for the service promptly . They called ahead the day before to confirm the appointment, they then called the day of the appointment to let me know they were on the way. The technician showed up on time and was very polite, and even took is shoes off to work in the house. He did a very thorough job and kept me informed each step of the cleaning process. He even put a camera into the ducts to take before and after photos. I would highly recommend this company, and will you them again in the future."

"WARNING: DO NOT HIRE THESE PEOPLE! To start, we got a free quote on May 4th for a concrete patio. They seemed to know what they were doing and gave us the best price, so we went with it. We should have known cheaper never means better. We gave them a deposit and they told us that the remainder would be due at completion, however, each time they were here, they asked for more money to be given. From the start communication and scheduling was very difficult. It took us awhile to get in touch with Vinnie and to get them to come out to do the work. They would say they would come on X day, then they wouldn't show until a few days later, however, we continued to give them the benefit of the doubt and were beyond patient with them from start to finish. Come pour day, which wasn’t until the end of May, they hired only 2 workers, which we later found out, were not “real masons” They poured the cement and only finished half of it. They left that day with a whole cement slab in our backyard with only half of it “finished” They said they would come back the next day to complete it. Cement patios are supposed to be done in one shot- monolithically, or they will crack. They didn’t show the next day to finish. Days go by and still they did not come back to finish it. So now we have a dried cement unfinished slab in our backyard. We then realized that they poured it against the foundation of our house with no expansion joints, which is not up to code. The few days that passed, it rained a lot and we had huge puddles on the patio- even on the “finished” side- just shows you that they did not know what they were doing and it was completely uneven. Truly unhappy with how things were going, we requested them take out the cement slab, clean the cement that was all over our siding, plant new grass where they killed our grass, and most importantly, refund us our money. At the time, they agreed, but it took FOREVER to get any work or money back. Come June 8th, they finally came back to take out the patio, they took out half of it and refunded half of our money. They also never showed to clean our house and replant grass seed like they promised, but at this point, we just wanted our money back. It is now July 18th and after being ignored by Vinnie for weeks and weeks, we had to threaten them with a lawyer, and complaint to BBB and Federal Trade- and it wasn’t until we did that, that they finally sent us the reminder of our money back. I would also like to add that Eric, the “salesperson” as he called himself was nice to us, but VERY rude to his workers that they hired to do work. He would yell at them and we overhead many racial comments he would say to them and it made us feel super uncomfortable. Again, save yourself and do not hire these frauds."

"Everything was done efficiently and as promised."

"*punctual arrival (even waited patiently for 5 minutes, while I returned from taking the kids to school) *efficient service *courteous, professional demeanor *helpful offer to answer any questions, etc. at end of visit *conveniently accepts credit cards"

"They did a great job cleaning the ducts. Made a great impression when they made recommendations regarding cleaning the ducts."

"I think DRX did a terrible job. The only redeeming qualities were that they showed up on time and were easy to contact on the phone. Once they arrived, they cut a hole in the furnace plenum and attached their truck mounted vacuum. After that, they walked around to all the ducts with about a 10 foot "air whip", which is their only tool for cleaning the ductwork. You may be thinking, what happens if your ducts are longer then 10 feet? The answer is: only the first 10 feet get cleaned! After that, they sprayed some Simple Green (yep, the same stuff you can buy from the hardware store) onto the register covers (this is what they call "sanitizing"). This pretty much concluded the service. Here are some things that weren't done: * Blocking off all the registers that they weren't actually cleaning. This seems like it should have been done, after all you'd want to maximize the vacuum coming through the duct you're currently cleaning. * Cleaning anywhere past where their air whip would reach. * They didn't step foot into the attic where all the trunks are. Combined with the limited reach of their tools, I can't see how any of these would have gotten clean. * They didn't even remove any of the register covers. That should give you an idea of what sort of tools they use here.. they have to fit through the 1/4 inch gap in the covers. After they left, I took my shop vac and shoved it down some of the registers. I ended up pulling out tons of dirt/rocks/rusty metal. Overall, if you'd like to waste $400, just light it on fire. You'll save time over waiting for DRX to come."