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Last update on July 15, 2021

Reviewed in July 2021
Chris was a major help to getting our water where it needed to be. You never really know what quality of water is coming out of your faucets until you getting a professional water test which is what Chris had performed for my family and showed that our water was not up to par, especially for...
Water Logix
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Reviewed in March 2019
Joe explained everything thoroughly and in a way a non-professional can understand. We didn't have any obvious signs of mold but our son has asthma and my wife wanted to have the inspection/testing done to be sure. We had a flood about 5 years ago and she wanted to be certain we had no hidden...
New Age Home Solutions, LLC
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Reviewed in August 2018
I was extremely satisfied with the mold testing that Dennis did for us. The cost of the testing was very reasonable. He came promptly when scheduled and was organized, thorough, and professional. He was also courteous and easy to talk to. I would highly recommend Tri State Mold Solutions to...
Tri State Mold Solutions, Inc
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Reviewed in June 2018
Quickly came out and did the testing, results immediately after the time period was up.
Radon Testing Systems
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Reviewed in May 2018
Due to the extent of the water damage I required two separate test. As a result of the excellent work by Your health Matters they were able to determine that the area had not been sufficiently cleaned and suggested that further remediation was required. Further cleaning was completed and new...
Your Health Matters, LLC
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Reviewed in August 2017
They did not charge me for the estimate. I went with another company for the test, and it was not an issue, so I did not go with the remediation. I decided to not do the work.
Aerotek Environmental
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Reviewed in July 2017
The test came back pretty low so they said if I want to do it fine, but there was no indication for me to do anything. They were pretty straight forward. It was very positive. If I decide to do it at some point, I would definitely use them.
Healthy Home Solutions
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Reviewed in January 2017
Robert provided quick response, prompt scheduling, totally professional work and good customer relations. We are totally satisfied. The name suggests remediation, which this company doesn't do. Actually it's better to focus on testing. Remediation companies have a vested interest in...
Bye Bye Mold, Inc.
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Reviewed in January 2017
Owner performed a water test, talked to us about water treatment options, and accepted our order. Technician arrived on-time, installed the water softener, cleaned up, and explained how to operate the unit. Having soft water is wonderful! I am very happy with the company and the product.
Suburban Water Technology Inc
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Reviewed in January 2017
It went very well <br>Radon testing results post installation were less than 0.3 <br>
Radon-Rid LLC
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