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Last update on December 07, 2025

Reviewed in December 2025
1st time using angi. Hit an outside gas line digging. Bruce came out to estimate within a couple hours. Was back in 2days on a Sunday. Had line repaired and tested within an hour. Was only here longer because of a gas company meter reading incorrectly. Didn’t charge me anymore for his extra...
B.A.P. WORKS LLC
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Reviewed in July 2020
Keith and his team were great to work with. Needed relining done to pass my dye test. I was provided a list of plumbers to call for estimates on the job, it was an easy choice to go with Keith. From the start, he responded to my call quickly, come over that day to provide an estimate. His...
Keith Miller Plumbing
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Reviewed in December 2017
I hired Eastern Refinishing to resurface our bathtub. The work looks good and I was happy with the technician. The real test will be to see how durable this new surface will be. I will update this review in the future.
Eastern Refinishing
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Reviewed in July 2017
We had a pretty good experience with this company overall. We experienced some communication issues between Asbestos USA and the truly excellent subcontractors working in our area. The issues just revolved around the scheduling of both our testing and abatement, but one phone call to the...
Asbestos USA
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Reviewed in February 2017
Tri State Properties was extremely professional and polite on the phone and in person. I was explained in detail about my possible situation on the phone so I knew ahead of time what I could be dealing with and solutions before the technician even came out. The tech showed up the same day I...
Mold and Allergen Cleaning Services
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Reviewed in August 2016
It passed the white glove test all the time, I never have to ask this company to redo or do over and I am a very picky person
Sandy's Cleaning Service
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Reviewed in June 2015
Responsive to voice mail for home inspection in less then 24 hours. Able to schedule us within a week of request. Was prompt and well prepared. Started by explaining how he would proceed with the home inspection telling me the areas he would cover first and how he would proceed. He answered...
Ashburn Inspections, Llc
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