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Last update on January 05, 2017

Reviewed in January 2017
T&T are true professionals. They tested our water and installed an entire water treatment system in my home in an hour and removed the old one for me for a great price. Our well water has never been so good. These guys do a great job!
T & T Water Service
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Reviewed in December 2016
The treatment plan was estimated at nearly $2000 (due to the size of our basement) - ouch!! After receiving the test results, they recommended NOT to proceed with treatment. They could not in good faith perform the treatment since our active spore count was within the normal range. What...
Green Home Solutions of Northeast OH
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Reviewed in October 2015
<p>I purchased a coupon on Angie's List that gave me $200 credit toward services. I called to schedule service and explained that I wanted four items repaired/installed. The employee explained on the phone that it would cost more than the $200 credit I had purchased, which I expected. I said...
Sal’s Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Sewer Inc.
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Reviewed in November 2014
Al and John arrived on time. They recommended I accompany them throughout the entire process of the inspection.I preferred they made inspection of each category singularly and discuss the results before going to the next category. This gave me time to think over what was explained to me and ask...
The Home Detective
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Reviewed in June 2014
Technician arrived punctually, tested and cleaned the unit to include noting the HEPA filter was okay. We have a supply of replacement HEPA filters on hand. I change these filters out myself at regular intervals following our Blind technician's training guidelines . <br /> Previously, Blind...
Blind And Sons LLC
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Reviewed in July 2006
Technician was on time, polite and thorough. He conducted a water pressure test and evaulated my entire system to make sure all my plumbing was in working order.
The Plumbing Source
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