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"The owner, Zach responded within five minutes of my posted request for service. He made special adjustments in his schedule to come to my home to look at my job. He made repairs immediately to damaged wiring and gave me sound advice about what to expect in future circumstances. I will call him first if I have further needs for an electrician."

"We had a leak and some problems in our sprinkler system and Walter with his team were able to fix it in couple days. Price was reasonable. They were very professional, and got the job done in a timely manner."

"they arrived as scheduled. put in outdoor electric outlet and also put in one in hallway as requested for extra $100. Did good job and cleaned up afterward. recommend and would rehire."

"D&R did a tremendous job of repairing my cracked and buckled drywall.  The quality of work was amazing and even brought his team out during the service to evaluate other work at my residence.  Their team was extremely professional, produced high quality results, and was extremely well priced.  This was by far my best experience on Angie's List and I highly recommend D&R to anyone who needs work done.
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"I expressed my concern to Kaley, the office scheduler, that I wanted an experienced licensed electrician to reinstall a ceiling fan that had issues. She sent Eric out with Kenny. Eric said the ceiling fan I had was defective and agreed to install a replacement. Kaley told me she would send Eric (who has 4 years experience) to install the fan but instead the very green Kenny showed up. After Kenny installed the fan you could not turn both the light and fan on at the wall. He had to call Eric and ask him how to wire it so that it would not do that. Eric told him how to fix the wiring; but the whole fan was wobbling and clicking when he was done. He admitted that something was wrong and he did not know what. He called Eric to figure it out while I called Kaley who did not answer and left a message. Kaley called back later and said she would send Eric out to fix the problem. Eric did come out but brought Kenny with him. Eric turned on the fan, looked at the obvious wobbling and clicking and said that nothing was wrong with the fan and that they all wobbled and made noise. I knew this was not true because I looked at the Lowes reviews about how smooth and quiet these fans were. Also, Kenny had admitted that something was wrong. I told Eric about the troubleshooting options for wobbling and noise. Eric was belligerent and refused to check anything. Such as a loose blade armor fan mounting not secure. I told Eric that the manufacturer said you could balance the fan blades by switching one fan blade with a blade from the opposite side. Eric said **That is not true** I said **So you are disagreeing with the manufacturer?** He did not say anything but told Kenny to switch the fan blades. He refused to check the blade arms, the fan mounting, the outlet box, or the mounting bracket to see if secure as recommended by the manufacturer. He said **I do not need to look, I know it is fine and Kenny installed some other fans like this with no problem**. Since Eric refused to do the job that Kenny admitted was not right; there was not much I could do about it other than say **Okay I will let it go** and then leave a review. I am now looking for a master electrician, working by himself, who is not trying to protect a green worker, to do this job. UPDATE: Kaley offered to send out an electrician who had more experience than Eric; and his name was Hector. Hector was immediately very polite, friendly, professional, and personable. He did everything he could to see what the problem was and fix it. He removed the ceiling fan and checked over everything. He was able to eliminate the noise by securing the base better. He lined up the chains correctly so that they were no longer difficult to pull and no longer making noise. He worked on balancing the fan blades and got them in better balance. I am overall happy with the experience and the end result. The reason I am not giving more stars is that I initially requested an electrician who was very experienced and skilled. I was told that Eric had 4 years experience and that he would be sent to me. However when the electrician showed up, it was not Eric, it was Kenny who was very green."

"Diagnosis, parts acquisition, and repair were quickly and professionally done. Cost felt high but the quality of service was also high."

"Excellent. Arrive, repaired, paid, no smoke, up front."

"They did a great job removing the bushes and setting up the solar lights. They did not trim the branch nor did they trim the two bushes I requested. It didn't seem like they did very much considering it was two men for two hours each for a total of four hours. We had already raked up some piles of leaves and weeds and they did clean up the piles and haul off the debris. I contact Martin and let him know that they didn't do the things I asked. He assured me he would send them back to complete those items requested, however, I never heard back from him. That was three weeks ago. The guys also showed up the day before they were scheduled which was okay since I was home but had I not been they would have left.
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"You know the old joke: "How many ______ does it take to ..." fill in the blanks... That was my actual experience with Michael at HL Services Landscaping. How many guys does it take to change a sprinkler valve? In Michael's case: THREE. I had originally contacted Michael because one of my vacuum breakers was leaking. When he got here, he replaced the parts - but that didn't quite fix it, so he ended up replacing the Rain Bird DFV (valve). I watched him several times during the process and he was obviously training the other two guys with him. In fact, I told the guys they were lucky to have a good teacher. But when it came time to bill me, he charge me labor for ALL THREE of them. It caught me off guard, so with out questioning, I paid him. Later thinking about it, and having done a fair amount of handiwork myself, I thought...seriously? Three guys to change a sprinkler valve? So sent Michael the following text: Hi Michael. Wanted to thank you for your work yesterday - and at the same time, voice a concern. If I had hired you to come landscape our front yard, I could understand bringing two helpers. But to just change a valve, it should be a one man job, and I should have been charged as such. I hope to work with you in the future, but for me to establish continued relationships, I feel honesty is important, so I have to voice my concerns. In the future, I will be sure to clarify how many people you are planning to bring…and ask WHY. Sometimes I understand it is an unknown - will you have to dig out pipes?, etc. But in that case, I would recommend giving an accurate estimate on the job, then returning with the appropriate number of helpers if needed. I hope you understand. His response? None. I've waited 15 days to write this review, hoping we would respond - but alas - no response. His initial communication (to get the job) was very responsive. But after the job was complete, he was unresponsive. Also, he up-charges the parts quite a bit, but my guess is that's fairly standard in the industry."