ASU Inc

I was having trouble with leaking from my bathtub kit down into the basement that was ruining the wall board. Unrelated to this problem my wife had contracted to have new carpeting installed in 3 rooms. The man and his son that installed the carpeting did an excellent job. In talking to the man he explained that he contracted with the store that sold the carpeting, but he could also do general improvement projects. My wife and I decided to have the bathtub completely taken out and replaced with a full size walk-in shower that concentrated on safety for older people as we are starting to move through our 60's. Dan Meyers, the home improvement contractor agreed to meet us at the local lumber store that also featured bath room features. He also brought his wife to help counsel us. Because our bathroom looked so cheap they were helping us look at the low end. But then we made a decision on a $1500 oak vanity set and mirror, then moved on to faucet and light sets. We all came to understand that what we really wanted. The final cost of material was about $3500 dollars. He quoted 3200 for the labor. The more we saw of his work and the quality of it, we began to ask for other things like new doors for the linen closet that match the new vanity and then a room door that matched also, and then molding. The final job certainly accomplish the initial project of replacing the leaking tub set, but the craftsmanship of him and his son's work was so excellent I feel like we should do our entertaining in the bathroom. The cost of the project was not cheap, but fair. I would highly recommend Dan Meyers for home improvement projects.

They looked brand new. The del guys set it up in my home, and I was pleased to find the unit worked like new also. The company backed it with a 1 year warranty as like new one, it was only the price that told me it wasn't new. In these hard times it great to have a company like this around.

Two gentlemen from A.SU. arrived an hour late, they were traveling from a bit of a distance away. The main technician found a bottle cap in the lint filter and that was determined to be the problem, causing the heat sensor to trigger an error. This is a pretty high tech dryer and the guys knew the product inside out. They were efficient and very professional.