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"Great, fast, and friendly service by Wyatt! I appreciate your help with installing our 3 new outdoor lights. They look so much better! Thanks to Troy too, for booking the appointment. Fair pricing. I would hire them again."

"They did a good job on our installation of a security camera system. What they did very, very badly was create a quote that was way lower than what it actually ended up costing. Beware of this if you are considering using them! They will cover themselves by saying it?s a ?rough estimate? in order to capture your business?but in our experience, they certainly knew how far they were driving (Clackamas to Hillsboro)..yet the travel costs were roughly triple what was quoted. The original estimate to install a camera system that cost $1,500 was $1,850. I was a little shocked at the estimate..but it ended up being similar to the other quote that I received. The actual invoice came in a little over $2800! No warning that it was going to be way over..and they had an answer for everything?kinda like they?d done this before. Again, the work was good, but there is now way I?d ever use this outfit again or recommend them to anyone I know!"

"He is amazingly fast and goes out of his way to fix right the first time. We are always surprised at his work and the quality workmanship. He is careful with the bill and never overcharges, he is very fair! Thank you Tusk, we are grateful to have suck help, you are the reason we can keep our RV and make it last many more years."

"No doubt the most customer oriented team I dealt with. My project was going badly so my insurance adjuster told be about All Phase in Longview. I have never been so happy with an insurance adjuster. All Phase took over and completed the project with real professionalism. The owner is the face of the company and makes sure the customer feels like an actual customer. Quality and timeliness + communication are all done with the customer in mind. You will feel as special as you are. Thank you All Phase."

"HEAT RELIEF AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO-GOOD, VERY BAD INSTALL. We could have died or lost our house due to their irresponsibility. Use Miller's Heating in Vancouver instead! -Busted our existing Furnace Gas Line-they paid for it to be fixed, but only after a struggle. -Poor communication throughout the weeks of service -Horrible Customer Service from the owner -Struggled to get incentives that were offered Their "best and most trained" employee Steve accidentally cut into the furnace gas line in my attic while installing a gas line for my new tank-less water heater. He endangered our lives by accidentally cutting into our furnace gas line and then LEAVING THE HOUSE! On Christmas Eve!!! When asked about it he was not truthful about it saying it worked fine when he left. My brand new gas furnace stopped working (of course) and after calling Steve and getting no help "Your furnace was on when I left. I heard it kick on." I had to call the company that installed the furnace. They out at 9pm on Christmas Eve and discovered that the gas outside was off (Steve insisted he left it on) and when they turned it back on and went up into the attic he came running back out saying "Oh boy!" because in that few seconds the ATTIC FILLED WITH GAS!!! If Steve had actually heard the furnace kick on OR had left the gas meter on LIKE HE SAID, then he would have noticed the gas leaking in the attic before he left. After inspecting the furnace gas line, the only line currently connected to the meter, he found it had a hole in it. Three days later Steve admitted that it was his mistake and that he and his co-worker "suspected a leak and had thought we had made sure there wasn't one". This rang false for me because he had originally insisted that he had done nothing wrong and he repeatedly asked me where in the attic it was leaking. If he had "suspected" a leak then he wouldn't have needed to ask where the leak was coming from. He was trying to cover himself and when he couldn't avoid it anymore he finally admitted his mistake. I had to ask HR to pay to replace the pipe they busted. I had Miller's replace the busted gas line and Heat Relief paid for it to be fixed. This was one of the only good things Heat Relief did and even then, it took two phone calls and a reminder to the owner later to get it paid. Heat Relief is (WAS!) a preferred provider for NW Natural which saved us over $1000 AND a $200 rebate from HR. This is why I was hesitant to switch providers after the mistake they had made by busting the gas line. HR did not immediately give me the $200 rebate they were supposed to give me. Mark argued about what they were supposed to rebate, and then finally gave me the rebate once I called NW Natural to get clarification. Mark was defensive and angry every time I talked to him, which didn't make sense since I was only asking them to fix their mistakes. To be clear, this company's "best employee" made a huge life-threatening mistake and left without fixing it. When I needed help THE DAY AFTER THE INSTALL and called HR Mark was interrupting me, yelling at me to "listen", and insisting that my brand-new water heater was perfectly fine, and it had to be my plumbing that was the issue. He refused to send someone to check it. He offered to send a plumber to check the pipes but would ONLY actually pay if the plumber said the water heater was the problem. I was pretty sure it was just the settings inside the water heater because I READ THE MANUAL. Instead of a plumber I called Miller's and they came to my rescue AGAIN! GUESS WHAT!!! THE SETTINGS WERE WRONG AND IT TOOK THE MILLER'S TECH 20 MINUTES TO FIX THE PROBLEM! My hot water arrives to my shower in 47 seconds now and not 15 minutes like it was before and all it took was pushing a few buttons. If Heat Relief had properly installed the water heater to begin with I wouldn't have had to pay Miller's $99 to send someone (who was NOT certified on Rinnai but thought maybe he could help because he's certified on other tank-less water heaters) to push a few buttons and fix the problem. Seriously......he pulled out the manual, changed the maximum temperature setting to 140 instead of 120 and set the internal re-circulation pump to start working. I had asked Mark about the settings and if they needed to be adjusted and he insisted the water heater was installed correctly. The foreman Don had told me that I could turn the temp up anytime I wanted without opening the box, but that was impossible until the guy from Miller's changed the max temp setting. Based on Rinnai reviews online, I had asked Heat Relief about re-circulation during the estimate, during the install, and after the install and all three different people that I talked to (Randy, Don, and Mark) insisted that I didn't need a "re-circulation pump". That is correct, I don't need an external re-circulation pump.....but we did need the "re-circulation" setting to be correct inside the water heater."