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Last update on March 08, 2024

Reviewed in March 2024
The moldpros came over to do testing and removal. I had mold in my basement and was having allergic reactions and sneezing. Jeff and his sons Sam and Max did the testing and found evidence of elevated spore counts and then used chlorine dioxide vapor and remove the mold and protected my...
Mold Pros
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Reviewed in September 2021
They went above and beyond by seiling around basement and talking to us about how the gas gets threw and showing my wife how to run the test great work
Alpha Radon, LLC
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Reviewed in May 2021
Well test, back within a few days
Chatfield Drilling
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Reviewed in November 2020
Contacted me on a Sunday (hours after put in the request) and came to my place. He walked me thru very step and tested everything when he was done.
Sals Handyman Services
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Reviewed in August 2019
really hard to rate the quality; a leaking area was quickly identified and repaired; next heavy rain will be the test
Country Style Home Service, LLC
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Reviewed in October 2017
The test kit came promptly. We prepared it, sent it back, and received the report the next week. The report itself was quite limited, and not nearly as in depth as the annual report filed by our municipal water company. We expected more detail and were disappointed.
Environmental Testing & Research Laboratories, Inc
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Reviewed in October 2017
The plumber, Brian, called when he arrived, which was pretty early in the morning, about 8am. He reviewed the work I needed done and explained what he would do. He tackled the stationary tub first, breaking up the concerete tub and hauling it out. He then installed the new stationary tub and...
Matt Mertz Plumbing Trenchless Sewer Repair Expert
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Reviewed in May 2017
Very professional and was able to work within our timeframe/schedule for both the inspection and remediation. Don was very easy to get in touch with over both phone and email, and he was clear, concise, and patient when in answering our questions and explaining the process. The mold report was...
AIR TECH ENVIRONMENTAL
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Reviewed in August 2016
Brian Marra contacted me back within minutes of me leaving as message. A technician, Greg, was able to meet me the very next day for a consultation. Greg was prompt, courteous, and thorough. I walked him through the issues, and he was able to conduct testing in all the locations I was concerned...
Un-Flood-It
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Reviewed in July 2016
George who was the employee doing the spraying application did a great job. Very professional and provided me extra time to explain the execution of the spray procedure. George did a very thorough job, provided me instructions on what I should do for next steps after the treatment was...
Bactronix Corp
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