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"I absolutely loved how efficient sonart was with their work! Truly do diligent, We hired them for a simple job just a new bathroom installation as well as flooring for the bathroom! Really pleasant experience from beginning to end!"

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"Jeff arrived on time and provided the bid in a timely manner.  He let me know when they would come out and he kept to his schedule.
The installer also arrived on time.  The pump and diving board installation went great, however, not so much with the spa switch.  After a while, he let me know that it wasn't working, but he wasn't sure if it was the wiring or a board in our controller.  
The next day, another installer determined that it was our board, so unfortunately we paid for a new spa-side switch ($450) that did nothing.  Jeff and I discussed the situation, but I never understood why they didn't test the wiring/board BEFORE installing the new switch.
Jeff did work with me on other bids (controller repair/replacement) and would credit me the spa-side switch if we had them do the additional work.  However, the least expensive option ($1500) is too much for us at this time.
I gave a B for price (since I paid for something I can't use) and professionalism (since I think the installer should've have done better testing before installing the switch).  However, Jeff was very professional.
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", and thought a The extended power outage from the Big Freeze of 2013 kept our pool pump from running, which caused our secondary pool pump to freeze and blow out it's seal.  I called 1st Pool and spoke to James about my issue...namely, water leaking out of the bottom of the pump when it was running.  James thought it could be a few different issues Go-Kit might be the solution, which would basically replace a few of the gaskets and seals.  HIs technician would be able to tell for sure when he visited my home.
Alex (the technician) arrived as scheduled and was quickly able to determine where the issue was...the secondary pool pump.  He said the Go-Kit was not needed as the issue was clearly with the secondary pump.  He then proceeded to help me diagnose a low pressure backwash issue that I was experiencing, and took the time to explain some things to me that (as a first time pool/home owner) I had no clue about.
To replace and install the secondary motor was going to run a ballpark of $450 - $500, which is on the high side of what I was expecting (and could afford) to shell out right then.  Apparently, fixing a leak in those motors is a challenge because the seal is very difficult to re-achieve once the unit has been opened up...so the recommendation is generally to replace the unit.
Being somewhat handy, I was able to find a brand new pump of the same make/model for $220 on Amazon.  I wouldn't have attempted a new install of the unit myself, but swapping out a new unit for the old was something I could handle.  It took me about an hour or so to do and everything has been running smoothly since.
I would definitely contact these guys again for any pool issue I have moving forward, as they seem to know their business pretty well.  I think I might have a slow leak somewhere in the pool that I plan on having them take a look at in the spring.
Overall, I think their proposed pricing was fair and reasonable.  $230 or so for the pump and another $250 to install assuming it took a couple of hours to do correctly. They've got employees and overhead to cover, as well as travel time, and some sort of profit, so I felt the labor charge was in the ballpark of reasonable.  I just have more time than money and was fairly sure I could handle the install on my own.
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"I contact Tubs and Tops for a quote and sent them some pictures of my 1974 tub that had been rusting--I got an immediate response with a description of the process. They were able to come by the same week that I called. 
The tech showed up a little early and called when he arrived. He was very friendly and got straight to work. It took about 3 hours from start to finish. He was very careful to tape up the bathroom to make sure none of our surfaces/fixtures were damaged during the process. The tech was very knowledgeable and walked me through the process and even gave me some pointers on how to maintain our new tub. Once he was completed, he cleaned up the area and it looks like we have a brand new tub! 
I'm pleased with the work they did and it beats having to get a whole new tub, have it disposed, installation, etc etc.

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"Randy installed a new pool liner. He did a great job. Wife and I are very happy with the results. He was very informative and knowledgeable. Looking forward to using his services again."

Hey there everyone!\nI'm a new business with many years of experience in the pool & spa service industry. I pride myself on fair prices and the peace of mind of the job being done right the first time. \nI maintain water clarity /brush/net/ empty skimmers / release filter air pressure/ empty pump baskets/ and empty pool vacuums. Also do minor repair work and filter cleans \nI would love the opportunity to grow my business with you and help you with any of your needs!

"I had a different company out to diagnose a problem with the
rain sensor on my irrigation system.
That company?s technician found the sensor bypass switch on
the control panel on.
He told me that was the reason the sensor was not working
and apparently stopped his diagnosis there.
That next weekend I found that the sensor was indeed not
working and that was probably the reason the bypass switch was on.
I decided to try to replace the sensor myself and bought a
new sensor at Home Depot. (The Home Depot sensor was only $40.00 and the other
company was going to charge well over $200.00 to replace it.)
While I was attempting to install the new sensor I
accidentally touched the power terminals with the sensor wires, which caused a
spark.
The control panel went blank.
I initially had thought that the problem might have been a
circuit breaker or GFCI.
After checking the breaker box and all the GFCIs I could
find I was pretty sure it was the transformer in the control panel. (The
voltage in the panel is 24 volts and since it was wired directly into the 110
volt breaker box I knew there must be some sort of transformer in the control
panel.)
The control panel is mounted outside and is wired directly
into the circuit breaker box. I knew I had no business attempting to replace
the control panel.
I called H20 Sprinkler Systems on Monday.
They told me they could be out on Wednesday morning or
possibly Tuesday afternoon.
I told them we had family coming Tuesday afternoon so
Wednesday morning would actually be better.
The technician arrived a few minutes before his scheduled
arrival time of 8:00 AM.
He quickly told me that the controller had been ?fried? (my
term.)
He was able to install a new controller.
As he was about to connect the rain sensor (which I had just
bought at Home Depot) he warned me that those models are sometimes problematic.
Since I thought I would be able to return the sensor to Home
Depot, I had him go ahead and install a better sensor.
His sensor was $189.00 so it was quite a bit more than the
Home Depot model, but almost $100.00 less than the model offered by the other
company.
To be honest, I always wonder when someone suggests an
upgrade if they are totally honest or just pushing for more sales.
The installation took less than an hour and the total bill
was $478.00 ($200.00 for controller, $179.00 for sensor, and $89.00 for one
hour of labor and service call.)
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