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Last update on May 01, 2025

Reviewed in May 2025
Our recent experience with this company and their affiliate, Backflow Technicians, has raised some concerns regarding their backflow prevention testing services. We initially selected their service under the impression that it would include both a pressure test and a thorough visual inspection...
Greengo's Irrigation
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Reviewed in July 2024
Sudhir is knowledgeable and kind. He was able to conduct mold testing quickly and efficiently. He explained the process and made sure all my questions and concerns were addressed. Highly recommend. Thank you, Sudhir!
E & IH Services
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Reviewed in August 2022
Test was quick and effective, and the report was thorough for remediation. Would highly recommend the mold testing services.
LoneStar Mold Testing
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Reviewed in July 2022
The Pool Guy quickly installed and tested the filter. He also reviewed items of concern. He is very professional!
The Pool Guy
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Reviewed in June 2021
All Areas Mold Testing was absolutely fabulous! We were so worried and he came over in a short time frame and was able to provide us information and a plan of action. Thank you for giving us some of our peace back!
All Areas Mold Testing
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Reviewed in January 2020
Wonderful team to work with. Honest. Cost was what I anticipated. Removed cabinetry so that it could largely be reinstalled. AQ testing arranged at completion.
Restoration 1 of Pearland-Nassau Bay
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Reviewed in April 2018
The pool was tested for leaks and it was determined that the main drain line as well as the skimmer baskets were losing water. The main drain was plugged until the repair could be done and the skimmer baskets were sealed to the structure. They were very professional and efficient.
Integrity Pool Repair
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Reviewed in January 2015
We had Elissa for mold inspection. She was very detail. She also was very patient with our questions. She spent a lot of time going over each area and tests. She did not mind us following her around and asking her questions. She pointed to the problem when she saw it and explain the severity of...
Preferred Home Inspections Inc
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