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Last update on February 12, 2020

Reviewed in February 2020
Nick reviewed our problem, recommended a solution, provided the estimate and did the final testing. Technicians Therah and Tyrone did all the prep-work and cleanup. All were professional. We had other estimates, one similar and one much higher. Glad we chose Dry Effect.
Dry Effect
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Reviewed in August 2019
This is an absolute top notch company that does extremely excellent work & service They answer calls Show up on time Clean up afterwards Pricing was exactly what they said Teach you how to work the system Test water purification system before & after installing it Very polite Perry, Dennis ...
Royal Water Company, LLC
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Reviewed in June 2019
The gentleman who came out to conduct the test at the house was very informative and really cared about doing a good job. He clearly had a lot of expertise and was able to answer all my questions and advise me on how to proceed with the test.
Mold Test Company OH
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Reviewed in November 2018
Great. Very professional and informative. Willing to answer any question, even after the inspection was done. Worked hard to get everything scheduled on time and understood logistics and timing of mold testing in conjunction with realtor needs.
GUARDIAN INSPECTIONS
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Reviewed in January 2018
Reset and test for next month or two70
Ohio Valley Pure Water
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Reviewed in September 2017
Called to confirm time, showed up promptly, worked diligently, tested stove to make certain all burners performed as they were designed, cleaned up and was cheerful and polite in all our contacts. Charged less than half of other plumbing estimates. Came highly recommended and lived up to his...
BIEDENBACH HOMER & SON
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Reviewed in April 2017
The tests came back positive for 2 different molds. I paid $3500.00 to have the mold remediated while they stayed here for a week. She is healthy now, so I think that the remediation was a success.
Action Mold Pros
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Reviewed in September 2016
They tested the water and informed me what I needed to put in the pool. They were really helpful.
Tim's Pools & Spas
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Reviewed in August 2015
The reason for the low rating was that the plumber took one look at the first toilet and said it would be $150 to put in a new fill valve. I asked what that was going to do for the leaking flapper seal and he said "nothing." So I told him you can fill the tank and the water will drain out...
Tarvin Plumbing
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Reviewed in July 2014
D&P Plumbing was very professional and helpful. Saved me tons of money by going the extra mile. One example, I had a slow draining toilet. I have had two other plumbers come out and snake and plunge the toilet. It would work fine for a while, but after heavy use, it would slow drain again. I was...
D & P Plumbing
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