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Last update on July 29, 2021

Reviewed in July 2021
Took care of my pool chemical issue after the prior company failed to test regularly. Also worked around the yard mowing. Very dependable so far .
Pool Sharks
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Reviewed in April 2021
Great experience. They came on time, they were very professional and answered all my questions. They did me a great service. The lab called me and explained the report. They set me up with a knowledgeable tech that will work with me to set up a program to treat the house. The price included...
Mold Test Company TX
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Reviewed in November 2017
Guy just kept saying in the state of Texas the law is Blah Blah Blah! He didnt want to do a moister test for free as my sisters company does!! All he talked about was $$$$
Woodward Environmental
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Reviewed in March 2017
It was fine. <br /> <br /> They need to be a little more thorough. I apparently had a leak in the condenser. He just put more Freon in and wanted to see how it went. I found out later that there were other tests he could've done. I would've liked to have known then that the condenser was...
Comfort Masters Air Conditioning & Heating
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Reviewed in August 2016
Excellent experience from the initial contact where we scheduled the water testing at my house, to the sales process and the installation. The attention to detail on my installation was amazing. Samantha Springs would settle for nothing short of perfect. They take pride in their work and it...
Samantha Springs
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Reviewed in October 2015
We had then do our back flow test. It was quick and easy - the way it should be. Great service and really nice people. Will definitely use these guys again.
The Grounds Guys Of League City
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Reviewed in August 2015
Liked having water tested for volatile Organics as this well is near gas fields and pipeline. Disappointed that Fluoride was not a standard item as it is easy to test for and can be high in ground water. Will have to get that tested elsewhere. <br />
Environmental Testing & Research Laboratories, Inc
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Reviewed in December 2013
I obtained Tim's name from Angie's List for a small project which involved the repair of the master shower's mixer valve. I was so impressed with his professionalism, price and attention to detail that I decided to ask Tim to prepare an estimate for the job described above. Within 2-3 days I...
Tim Darnell Plumbing LLC
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Reviewed in October 2013
Angie's List coupon used. On time and dressed with protective covers. The team performed the 2 tests requested. They notified me of the results of both the tests. The Ft Worth water dept validated the tests and went back to the top of our house and performed the tests there. The results are...
Master Repair Plumbing
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