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"Renewal by Andersen of Wyoming did an incredible job with installing windows in our home. Thank you to the team who did the install and to the company for creating these exceptional windows."

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"Jim with North Alabama Technical Services removed some items from my computer so that I could send emails and attend to items I needed to address that day. As planned, the next day he thoroughly cleaned my computer, he also made helpful suggestions while working on my computer. I would call him again if needed and I thought the fee was reasonable."

"Did good work for the most part. Had a few of the window stripping on the inside come off multiple times on a couple of windows"

"Went well but to large of a window for time to come 3-8 and arrived approximately 7:30"

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"It went ok - professional and knowledgeable.  He did identify a place where a repaired window was not properly sealed and caulked for us - much appreciated.  When it was all said and done, we never did find the source of the leak - so we ended up getting a new roof."

"First, I had not had any problems with my dryer, and the vent was not blocked (air came out of it when the dryer was running), but I figured the vent was overdue for a cleaning.
This was a difficult review to write. Let me say that I think the Fireplace Doctor is an honest organization, the technicians work hard, and I would consider using them again. My experience had several problems, however, and some were serious enough that I can't give the company a higher rating at this time.
First, there were problems just with the logistics of getting an appointment scheduled and having people show up (the main office is apparently in Florida). It's possible that these kinds of problems have been resolved by now. It was so difficult to get through to make an appointment that I wondered at first if the company was still in business. After several attempts, I was able to get through to someone and make an appointment.
I was given a time slot from 11-1, so on that day, I stayed home from work. No one showed. I called the company again, someone asked for my zip code, and I was put on hold for about 10 minutes. During that time, I heard the phone ring twice like I was being transferred. The second time, someone answered and said, "Can I help you?" So I had to start my explanation all over again. The person looked up my record and said that the appointment had been canceled. He asked about the weather ("Is it pouring down rain?"). It was not raining. He said he'd call me right back when he found out what happened. I did get a call back, but from someone else, who said someone had marked my appointment as "canceled" on the technician's sheet. No one could say why--just a mistake by someone in the office, they guessed. The man was apologetic and wanted to reschedule first thing the following week, but I chose a later time, which was better for me.
Someone did show up for the appointment this time, although earlier: they did not have the same time window that I was given. My dryer is upstairs and the end of the vent is over the front porch. The technician cleaned the vent from the upstairs. He did not get a lot of stuff out of it--I'd been expecting some dramatic amount of lint to come out. He put in a new hose to the wall for free. He wrote  "* SAFE TO USE *" on the sheet, and left.
I use my dryer only on weekends. A couple of weeks later, I noticed that the dryer seemed to be running really hot. It was hot to the touch all over, in areas that never heated up before. My boyfriend was the first to notice that a really bad smell was coming out of it. I did some checking, and found that no air was coming out of the vent. I verifiedthat the flexible hose to connect the dryer to the vent did not have a kink in it. I then called the Fireplace Doctor and told them that something was really wrong, that my dryer was probably not safe to use, and that the stench was getting just awful. I thought this needed to be dealt with immediately, but the woman I talked to said no one would be in my area the next week, so I took the first appointment the week after that.
However, someone from the Fireplace Doctor called me in the next day or so to make the appointment she said I'd requested. I told her I'd already made one, but I would really like one sooner. She found me an appointment later that week, saying that maybe the person I'd talked to didn't know that there were two teams who worked the area. Anyway, it worked to my advantage this time that communications were messed up in the office and that one hand didn't seem to know what the other was doing, because I got an earlier appointment.
The man who came out this time said he was the local manager/boss, and he really did seem to know what he was doing. He went into the vent from the exit end, over the porch, explaining that this was better, because I could run the dryer (no heat), and the air would help push the lint out of the vent. He spent a long time in hot weather, worked very hard, and got an amazing amount of stuff out of the vent, including the really disgusting clumps that were growing mold (what happened when the vent got completely clogged after the first "cleaning", and what was creating the stench). So ultimately, my vent got a good, thorough cleaning. But the fact that the first attempt put the vent in worse condition than it had been originally by stopping it up completely, making my dryer overheat, and probably creating a fire hazard, and that it was labeled "safe to use" when it wasn't, makes me qualify my recommendation:
I would recommend this company IF you are willing to deal with an out-of-state company for all your arrangements, willing to deal with a less-than-efficient office for the details of getting your appointment set up, and observant enough to know if there is something wrong after the service is completed,  Furthermore, I recommend that you should have the technician go in from the exit end of the vent, not the dryer side. Since I now know all of this, this is why I would consider using the Fireplace Doctor again.
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