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"He was very professional and did a great job with the 18ft. Ceiling fan installation. I would Highly recommend him for future jobs. S. Finerty"

"Mr. Writer Bush is professional, skilled and pleasant. He replaced a ceiling fan, a light fixture and several GFCI outlets. He corrected several shortcuts taken by previous electricians, and explained each safety improvement to me. He asked for approval when needing to exceed the initial quote by $10. I really respect his work and his work ethic. We will hire him again, and I look forward to welcoming him into our home."

"Installed dining room chandelier, powder room lighting and changed faucet - came out wonderful so happy with the change. Very professional and timely."

"Jj serviced my house 10 months ago. I needed minor additional work. I had to cancel on him due to covid. He remembered my issue and reached out once it was safe to operate. Very pleasant, punctual very affordable. I'm beyond impressed with his service. Highly recommended. Thanks J.j!!!"

"I would give them 5 stars."

"Dave was very friendly, professional and provided great service for the price
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"Awesome they did a fantastic job"

"Fantastic! He did a great job in a reasonable time. Replaced kitchen faucet and bathroom sink faucet."

"They were great, very easy to work with and cleaned up after them selfs. Great workmanship, would recommend them to any one who wants quality work for a great price!! Thanks again"

"The main problem areas (master bed and bath) are definitely warmer. The guys that came and did the work (Ethan and Lamar) were good guys and did the best they could. However, it was sold to me that the gaps would all be filled. They weren't. You can see it on the heat gun. So, I don't feel as thought I was given what I was sold. Yes, it is warmer but we can still see the gaps of cold in several locations when you look at the heat gun. If you hire this company (or any company) to retro-insulate your house, here is some advice: - demand they bring the heat gun when they do the work so that they can tell where they need to drill more holes and put more insulation in. I have no idea why they don't do that anyways. It is counter-intuitive to use the heat gun when you *sell* the job but then not use it when you *do* the job. - tell them to not leave as much mud on the dry wall repairs. The painters suggested this after having to sand down thick layers of mud over the repaired holes. I had some other issues they they were *very* responsive in taking care of. Now, everything is painted and the dry wall is all repaired. Unfortunately, I didn't have them come back with the heat gun until after all of that work was done. So ,I can't afford to have them drill more holes again and repair and paint them all again. In summary, my house is warmer and I think they are good people but they weren't able to do all that they claimed."