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Ohms Electrical Services
4.6(
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Serving Ashland, NY and surrounding areas

In business since 2006

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"I needed an electrician to install a 240 volt outlet quickly for an electric dryer coming on Monday. And didn’t know who to use, so went on Angie's List and found Ohms Electrical Services, who responded back within a few hours of calling and was able to come the next day. Lloyd was the electrician, who came and did a great job. He knows his stuff and if very personable and professional. He also saw work a past electrician had done that was not to code and explained why and that is was a safety issue, so will be having him back soon to fix that as well as other projects. Definitely, would recommend and very reasonable price."
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Recommended by92%of homeowners
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A Real Plumber
4.0(
422
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Serving Ashland, NY and surrounding areas

In business since 1973

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Purchased the deal in the evening on Friday Feb 12, 2016. At time of purchase I advised vendor that best way to reach me is by email or Angie's messaging. Also provided two possible dates in March for the work. Winston responded the next day via Angie's message, and we set up the service date for my  next weekday off, March 2. And I sent him some pictures of the plumbing and street valve. Could not get a commitment on an arrival time, but he called me that morning and advised he had a 9am dentist appointment, and would arrive after that. Showed up with his helper about 1.5 hours later. We could not get the street valve cover off, and thought it belonged to the city, so I made arrangements for Winston to come back today, March 15.
I called the city water dept, and they sent someone over, he said it was not their valve, it was mine and he couldn't touch it, I guess each city is different?.
Anyway, I got the cover off with the help of a saw, a big hammer and a pipe wrench in time for Winston to come back today. We communicated via Angie's messaging in the meantime. Still could not get commitment to arrival time, although I asked for 8am.
Called Winston at 8:15 this morning and he said he would be her by 9:15, arrived at  9:00. We could not get the street valve closed, it was stuck. Not surprised, as it has not been accessed in at least 30 years!. We decided he would put the new valve just downstream of my existing shutoff, and from now on, will not use the old one to prevent further leaks thru the valve stem packing. I also asked him to rebuild the hose bib in the garage adjacent to the main valve, and install heat tape on the pipe before wrapping it (I already had the heat tape, just never got around to installing it. When attempting to replace the washer in the hose bib, the retaining screw broke, so he installed a new hose bib into the old valve body for me. Although I was willing, Winston did not charge extra for the extra trip and the extras I asked him to do.
Overall, I am more than satisfied with this experience. My only complaint is not getting an advance commitment on arrival times. But once I did get a time, he was punctual, even early. Would give an A- on responsiveness if I could. But overall, an A experience!
Will definitely use A REAL PLUMBER again. In fact, we already discussed installing a freeze-proof valve for my backyard hose bib.

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Recommended by77%of homeowners
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Trade Masters
4.8(
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Serving Ashland, NY and surrounding areas

In business since 2007

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

Trade Masters, formerly Global Dwelling, adds on multiple facets to our previous services. \n\nEver wonder which contractor is the best, and how their prices stack up against the competition? We can show you a list of contractors, their actual pricing, and how they were measured when real Quality Control was introduced.\n\nEver worry that you didn't get your money's worth? Our Quality Control process gives you a detailed look into the functional quality of your project, so that you know the most important details have been evaluated.\n\nHave you ever had your warranty expire before you even knew you had a problem? Our inspections will catch the small details before your roof gives you an issue during a high wind event 8 years from now, before you try to sell your home and find out that an insulator didn't sell you the right work, before your crawlspace fills with water during a thunderstorm and your sump fails.\n\nNot only are we handling cellulose, basements, and crawlspaces, but we've added waterproofing, spray foam, and soon roofing and other services.\n\nTrade Masters takes the risk out of contractor shopping. Shop With Ease and get a real Quality Inspector on your project.

Crawlspace - Schenectady
You can see that we've insulated and air sealed the rim joists in this picture in addition to the B2B paneling.
You can see the main attic ducts have been spray foamed in this photo.  This keeps the warm air warm as it travels through your cold attic in the winter time.
Crawlspace - Schenectady
Basement Pre-Finishing - New Paltz

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