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"Jesse did an excellent job installing my radon fan. He was prompt, professional, and clearly knowledgeable about the system. He explained what he was doing, made sure everything was sealed properly, and left the area clean. Highly recommend."

"Excellent work. Very professional team that bring a lot of experience to the job everyday. Josh demands a high level If quality. Hope to bring them back for more projects. Also appreciate that they are a veteran owned company that gives back to their community in many ways."

"They are professional, quick and their fees are fixed."

"Exactly what I expected - I have used them several times in the past years. They are professional and know the plumbing business inside and out. I am never disappointed."

"Ken came out within an hour of being called. He mopped the floor with anti microbial, took off some dormant mold from the wall and placed his drying equipment. Two other employees came each morning for the next 3 days and took humidity readings. Professional, on time and very reasonably priced."

"American clean and seal did a great job and used a superior product to seal . I have noticed my neighbors use other companies and their Concrete is now discolored . I would highly recommend !"

"We hired Hina Environmental to install a radon system at our home. The proposal, prepared by Shane, the Operations Manager, gave us a sense of comfort that the job would be done professionally. It was the last time we had that feeling. When I arrived home from work, I looked at the roof penetration for the exhaust and was aghast. The shingles that had been removed had been cut up and were so sloppily nailed to the roof that they were not flat. It looked like a 3rd grader did the work. I called Shane, texted him a picture and pointed out that a big storm was due in a couple hours. Shane said that Hina could not return to fix the roof before the storm. I said I could arrange an emergency repair and deduct the cost from the bill. Shane agreed and the roof got a quick fix to keep the house dry and a later permanent fix with matching shingles. Then the garage door wouldn’t open – the workers had unplugged it and not plugged it back in. I figured it out and plugged it back in. A day later there was water on the basement floor – the drain had been sealed with the wrong cover and would not let water from our two dehumidifies into the drains. Shane promised that one cover would be replaced, and a hole would be drilled into the sump cover. It was never done. A few weeks later, with the drain cover not replaced and the replacement shingles still on order, I received a notice from a collection agency. Despite not being done and not having the final roof repair cost, Shane sent us to a collection agency! This is where I first learned of Shane’s passive-aggressive nature. Rather than fix the problems, he’ll bully me and make it go away by sending the bill to a collection agency. After a stern letter from my attorney wife to the collection agency and Hina, the collection efforts ceased. She wrote up a settlement agreement that included correction of the sump covers (never done) and assurance that the work would be covered by Hina’s standard warranty. We submitted more than $700 in roof repair bills and asked for an offset against the bill. Apparently, Shane’s bosses felt so bad about the terrible service that they waived the entire cost, another $500 or so. I respected the gesture. Things go wrong sometimes, and the difference between the heroes and the zeroes is that the heroes step up and make it right. After about a year, noises started coming out of the radon system exhaust pipe. It sounded like a garbage disposal – most likely the bearings in the motor failed. And it’s next to the bedroom, so it’s keeping my wife and me awake at night. After Shane’s bosses stepped up, I felt good about Hina, plus the equipment was under warranty (we would have to pay for labor – OK), so I called Hina. When I asked about the warranty, the lady on the phone said I would have to talk to Shane. OK. I left my number. No return call. I called early the next morning and spoke to a gentleman. He said Shane had been in but had already left. When I started to leave my number, he stared reading it back to me. So it was there. Again, I asked for but did not receive a return call. I called a third time and left a message and again my call was not returned. What had returned was Shane’s passive-aggressive side. Rather than live up to the warranty he himself put into the proposal and that was agreed to in the settlement, he ran away. So, Operations Manager Shane: 1) failed to train his employee how to reseal a roof after cutting a hole in it, 2) failed to supervise the job, leaving a leaky roof, disconnected garage door opener and nowhere for dehumidifier discharge, 3) failed to finish the job, and 4) sent an incomplete job to collections. Then, he fails to return phone calls in an apparent passive-aggressive attempt to avoid living up to the warranty. If he’s going to renege, why not say so? Why not be like me? I don’t like what Shane did and I’m not afraid to say so. I don’t think Hina Environmental is a bad company. It’s a family business, and I like family businesses because they reflect the pride of ownership and the passion the owners have for providing their customers a good job for a good price. But Shane, on the other hand, seems to be the opposite. I don’t understand it. So, I suggest that doing business with Hina Environmental is a good idea, but not so much if Shane is a part of it. So, I’m going to another company to get the defective motor replaced, and I’m going to bill Hina Environmental for the material cost, which is their responsibility and which Shane tried to avoid."

"They are very very good and very dependable. All the workers are very respectful and dependable."