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Last update on August 09, 2022

Reviewed in August 2022
We wanted the work to be done sooner than later, so we went for the first bidder, but I recommend getting a couple of more bids, Zero Mold rep was on time, was professional but friendly, and seemed to know what he was doing. He explained things to me as he went, so I understood what he was...
ZeroMold
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Reviewed in December 2020
The good part was they contacted me quickly and were able to fit me in their schedule within a couple of days. The technician seemed to do a good job. We were not able to test the drain because we have to wait for the silicon to dry. The bad.....I was charged $1252.19 for a part that can be...
D & F Plumbing, Heating and Cooling
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Reviewed in April 2018
We bought a new-construction house on a well, and the well had a number of problems. The water itself (bad taste, staining and clogging plumbing) and the pressure (plumbing would rattle and pressure would be very high and very low). Travis and Zeb solved all of these problems and were thoughtful...
Water & Well Pump Services
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Reviewed in August 2017
We've had beautiful response and professionalism. We were having a plumbing issue. They did the test at no charge. They gave us some additional chemicals at no charge. They said this should settle it down, but if it doesn't we will come out and drain it for you, fill it and redo the chemicals to...
Haven Spa Pool & Hearth
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Reviewed in January 2017
He could not find any thing wrong. He tried every test on it, and stayed long enough to do a thorough check, but was considerate of not wasting my money. (I had hired someone else first that I felt didn't look hard enough)
HOODLAND APPLIANCE
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Reviewed in March 2015
Purchased a sprinkler tune up and back flow test with <br /> certification. Paul is a busy guy so it took him a day to get back to me which I <br /> think is very reasonable. We scheduled <br /> the appointment. He was very punctual. I explained that I had just purchased <br /> the house so...
Bennett Irrigation & Backflow Services LLC
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