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"Replaced a leaking vanity sink faucet fixture, repaired a slow draining toilet, and troubleshot bad Pressure Reduction Valve."

"Setting up an appointment, responsiveness and punctuality were excellent. 19 months ago I had a leak on my residential water main repaired. Unfortunately the main is leaking again. I couldn't recall offhand who had done the work last time but did a quick search on Angie's List and chose A& A. From the moment I called, the experience was excellent. Carrie (sp? sorry) took my call and had me set up and had two techs at my door in less than two hours. The techs, Kyle and Dale were extremely quick in coming up with a price estimate. I don't want to say it was off the charts but.. I had watched the previous tech repair the leak in less than an hour. I went through my records and located the receipt. With a 10% discount, I had paid $270. On this call, A&A quoted me $475 for the same work so unfortunately I did not okay the repair."

"The service went very well! Chris and Luis showed up on time, surveyed the property for necessary repairs, checked the water line pressure, and then gave us an estimate of the costs. We gave the go ahead and they began. Their work lasted almost 4 hours. Replacement parts required the digging out of the damaged heads and height extenders. Also, Chris recommended a smaller head replacement for one of the rotating heads as the difference in water pressure during operation didn't allow the other heads in the zone to have a sufficient amount of pressure. Chris recommended hidden line in our shrubbery be extended so it would cover the shrubbery better. The drip line controller head was broken and was replaced and the leaks in the line repaired. It was a thorough job done by professionals who knew what to do. Prior to finishing up Chris ran each of the 7 zones to demonstrate the fixes made and asked for any other changes that we thought were needed. All in all they did excellent work. By the time they finished, Chris was soaking wet from the waist down. The great news was that their work is warranted by Andy's for 1 year. Both my wife and I were very pleased with the outcome. The cost was a little more than I expected, but the result was excellent. The quality of work and the warranty made it all worthwhile."

"The repairmen was very professional and experience in his craft, I was shocked at how fast they responded to my request. It is a known fact that electricians,plumbers, carpenters and etc. are very expensive, but three or four hundred dollars to replace just a water faucet is entirely to much. As stated previously, I hired them to replace my air conditioner and they did a masterful job."

"Outstanding. Front garden. Cut down old bushes and tree. Put in border, bushes, weed barrier and river rock. Started on time all work professionally done. Great cleanup. Would definitely hire again."

"Looked at several foundation companies but decided to go with Foundation Support Specialist and I'm glad I chose them. The crew, Christopher Garcia foreman, Justin Hill co-foreman, Austin, Frank and Hector were professional, respectful, courteous hard workers. I was really please the way they tackled a mortared brick flower bed to get to install the piers. They reassemble it perfectly. Chris was really great about answering all my questions and he explained the process thoroughly as I looked on during some of the installation. Clean up was well done. Job well done by all ."

"Great and honest company. Told us a few things we could do ourselves and would check back after having gutters installed. They installed our gutters."

"When we bought the house nearly 9 years ago, the thought was always to put in a water feature.  Eventually, we were financially able to have one built. I did a lot of online research and we joined the South Texas Water Garden Club to gather more information from actual water feature owners.   I got three bids and selected Botanical Designs although it wasn't the lowest offer.  Kevin listened to what I wanted which included a waterfall, a stream, and a place to put a water wheel I planned to build.  He made recommendations which included things I hadn't considered and explained the pros and cons of each idea -his as well as mine. The beginning of the project was bumpy because Kevin was finishing up another project which took longer than expected.  We adjusted the start date which gave him some flexibility and things were going well.  The stream bed was dug, the pond was dug, and a huge rainstorm hit.  We thought our pond was so eager to get started it filled itself.  Unfortunately, the liner wasn't in yet so we had a muddy mess.  Progress was delayed until the ground dried out enough to recommence.  There is an amazing amount of dirt that is excavated from the pond area and usually, the crew hauls it off and disposes of it.  I had been doing some landscaping with terraces (my back yard slopes up fairly steeply in one area) and asked if they could fill in the terraced area.  They agreed and even leveled the dirt after they filled in the empty spaces.  The workers ran across a large deposit of river rocks which had been buried some time in the misty past and there was an issue of disposal.  Alongside my yard near the fence is where the utilities are run.  I had begun building a dry creek along the fence because I couldn't extend my terrace blocks over the utilities.  Jorge, the crew chief offered to use the rocks to extend my creek using the river rocks.  I now have the bed extending from the street fence to a raised garden in my yard.  Looks great.  A win-win suggestion.  After excavation and lining installation, Jorge took a great deal of pride in the placement of the stonework.  He even spent time "tuning" the sound of the stream by experimenting with the placement of the stones.
After everything was installed and given a test run, it was discovered that one of the filters was leaking.  Several attempts were made to repair it before a manufacturing defect was discovered.  We are currently waiting for the replacement and then the project will be complete.  In the interim, I have put a few goldfish in the pond and have begun landscaping the surround.  Everyone who has seen it says it looks so natural.  Kevin took advantage of the landscape to create a water feature that appears to be a spring fed stream.  The sound is so soothing and relaxing.
It has been a pleasure working with Kevin and with his crew chief, Jorge. Most projects run into unexpected challenges and this one was no exception.  When these were encountered Kevin or Jorge made suggestions on how to best cope.  These adjustments did not affect the bid price.  There was no requirement for upfront money but the agreement was that Kevin would ask for advances as the project advanced.  The final payment is contingent on the replacement filter but it is expected momentarily.  We enjoy our water feature - my wife has learned that the fish come when she feeds them.
Good job Botanical Designs
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