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"I am a big fan of Baker Septic. I was convinced that my septic pump was defective after 19 years in service. Martin did some diagnostics and discovered that there was some defective wiring and after reconnecting the wires the pump was working just fine. Saved me hundreds of dollars in replacement costs. Thank you Baker Septic for doing things right."

"Great job and excellent service"

"I needed a solution to redirecting water that was pooling in my yard from my home’s gutter downspouts. The downspouts needed to be buried and moved away from the house, some drains added and low lawn spots regraded. After a number of consults from other companies trying to sell me costly drain systems and unneeded products, Freedom Land Services was clearly the best choice and top tier. Consultation, punctuality, professionalism, expertise, communication, fast completion, no up-selling and honest pricing, informative, and my yard was left so very clean and tidy during the project and after. I really appreciate the time and attention to detail Adam and his team took to customize and execute my project, and it works flawlessly. I couldn’t be more thrilled with the results!"

"First time hiring someone for this job. It went well."

"Excellent service, excellent quality work, very courteous and professional, open to listening to and meeting our requests and concerns. Very punctual and kept clear communication throughout the project. Also, their pricing is very competitive. At completion of project great care was taken to ensure premises were back in proper order. We plan to use their services again in the future. We would confidently recommend Knuckle Creek Contracting llc to family, friends and neighbors."

"I hired Viking to iinstall new tank and pump. The pump went out so I called for repair service. I had no water for almost a week. Calls went unreturned. When Sheldon finally returned my call he said he was too busy and would not come to check on problem for another week. He said that I was on my own and to call the vendor that sold him the pump. I paid over $7000.00 for lousy customer service and faulty equipment that didn?t last for more than a few years. Do not hire this company. "

"Dependable and trustworthy. Highly recommend this company."

"Very experienced."

"I hired All in One Septic in December based on reviews on your website. I should have asked more questions, but we were in an emergency situation, with water backing into our house. Ricky Thompson, the supposed owner of the company, came out and said we needed a new drain field. To this day, I am not completely sure we needed that; however, after he was done with it, we definitely did. They came out and dug a new drain field in record time, a couple of hours, and left in such a hurry that we weren t even allowed to ask questions. The problem wasn t fixed; water was still backing up, which tells me that the drain field wasn t even the problem. We paid this company $10,800. We hired a plumber because, at the time, we still believed we were being told the truth, and perhaps the issue was between the septic and the house. He told us that the drain field was not put in correctly. When he unearthed everything, the drain field was slanting back toward the house, and one of the pipes wasn t even fully attached to the infiltrators. We tried calling Ricky, but, as in other reviews, he refused to answer the phone or texts. He finally answered when I blocked my number and repeated calls to his number. He said he would come out and fix it, then tried to charge us an additional $600 to fix it when he found out we hired a plumber. He said that the plumber damaged everything. We watched the plumber, who also does septic work, use a backhoe, then a shovel. He didn t damage anything, but Ricky was so ugly and unprofessional that I told him he wasn t welcome back on our property. We then hired another septic company, recommended by a friend, who came out and agreed that the drain field was not put in correctly. They had to dig out everything that had already been done and trash it. They dug a field 3X as long and used lasers to make sure it drained the right way, for $4500. I had asked Ricky in one of our conversations how many infiltrators were put in to which he replied 16-18 based on the size of our house. There was nowhere near that number when they were taken out. obviously, since the new one was 3X as long as the initial. We haven t had a problem since."