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Last update on September 13, 2025

Reviewed in September 2025
Eric was very professional, on-time, courteous, and gave a very good rate for testing! He explained the process and made us very comfortable.
Fox Environmental Services
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Reviewed in January 2025
The company was very professional, and the inspector was knowledgeable and informative about the testing process. I highly recommend this company.
Restoration 1 of Mt Pocono
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Reviewed in January 2020
I called ComfortSpec and immediately was able to set up a date for an inspector to come out. We are purchasing a home and it needed to be done quickly so this was one less thing to worry about. They gave me my estimate and informed me of what each test would be as well as sent an email with the...
ComfortSpec
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Reviewed in August 2016
Bill was very patient, professional, and instructive in educating us about mold testing and remediation, the various types of mold, and possible causes, and solutions. He spent more time explaining things to us than he did in performing the testing (which was greatly appreciated and performed...
Your Health Matters, LLC
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Reviewed in July 2015
If you want your entire home fully tested for mold, Sanitech is the vendor to use. My experience with Mike (the owner) was absolutely incredible. Like myself (also self employed), Mike educates his clients so that you know fully understand what you are purchasing. His costs are a bit higher...
Sani Tech Enviromental
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Reviewed in February 2015
<p>It didn't go well. I joined Angie's List to find a recommended plumber who could test my water, make treatment recommendations, and do the work. </p> <p>I contacted RJ Groner via Angie's email for the company explaining my situation on January 16. The company was punctual in getting back to...
R. J. GRONER CO.
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Reviewed in January 2015
Larry was very professional, friendly, and punctual. He encouraged my wife and I to follow him throughout the inspection and he thoroughly explained everything that he was doing. If there were any notes he was making, he took the time to make sure we understood what the flaws/etc were in the...
BPG Home Inspections
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Reviewed in November 2014
I bought a home radon test and sent it back to the lab for results. The only criticism I would say (and it was no big deal) was that I provided an email address on the form but didn't get results emailed to me- just a mailed report. When I had a question prior to doing the test, the company rep...
Environmental Testing & Research Laboratories, Inc
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