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Phillip was everything one wants of a repair person - professional, reliable, capable, reasonable, and honest. I give him my highest and enthusiastic recommendation.

In EVERY case the services provided have been EXCELLENT (the first of the projects circa ten years ago was the repair and upgrading of the deck attached to the read side of our house -- the most recent involved some repairs in our kitchen plus the cleaning of our roof gutters).

Jeremy did a great job repairing our plumbing. He was professional and did the work in a timely manner. Easy communication with the company using the message system on Angie’s list.

Very prompt, excellent service. Highly recommended. Skilled, explained the repair and how to repair it. Very friendly service.

System is very old and needs major repair. It's not worth the cost of repairs. I decided to get a new system

Fantastic, Bob Rodgers was prompt, extremely courteous, very knowledgeable. Bob is an asset to the service profession. I would recommend Rodger's Clock Repair, and will use his service in the future.

Kevin and his assistant (his wife) were punctual, quickly identified the problem and had the repair parts with them.  They were in and out quickly, the repairs done to our satisfaction.  We also thought their charges were quite reasonable.

Todd was hired to complete a carport project that was partially finished.  He is professional, courteous, ethical and knowledgeable with all types of construction. His estimate was within my budget and the workmanship he demonstrates is excellent. I have already discussed future...

Ed arrived at the appointed time. He was very upfront about whether the repair would take or not. The crack had been repaired by the company who installed it many years ago. He cleaned up before he left. Ed was very professional and we would use him again.

Box gutter repair sounded a little odd as far as method of installing plywood to plug area with hole and then rubberizing the area. That would have cost about $1400 and I kinda would expect adding more metal to the gutter to patch, not wood and rubber. Metal then rubber maybe but using a...