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"My certified inspector MatthewCote out of the Belgrade, MT office found i have a natural spring comming up in my crawlspace. I knew I had water streaming all over crawlspace and my husband believed it was due to watering lawn of the hill our house sits on. Matt was great to work with, he was totally professional. He explained my situation and showed me in photos and map of my basement what this ssprincause, how it had eroded and damage caused. It has been going on for quite a few years, of which I noticed escalation of water even though I decreased watering on above lawn. I wish I had researched this sooner. But MATT assured me it's not too late. He was clear and concise as to what I needed done to resolve and eliminate further damage by installing 2 sump pumps, installing trenches & piping to drain all areas of water, draining ouside of house past septic and leach field, add a humidifier and encapsulation of crawlspace. I highly recommend Groundworks and Matt to anyone."

"They came to do sewer replacement dated March 2025. When it was nearly done, they hit our house, hit the concrete and the fence at the backyard. Our sidings were damaged and we got the big hole in the bedroom. They said they would come to flat the backyard out. No one showed up. They came and hired an incompetent painter to fix the hole in the bedroom. Now we have 3 colors in that spot. 6 months! They had plenty of time and they ran away. This company is worse than the criminal of Hit and Run on the street. Stay away from them unless you want they destroy your Home."

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"Caution: Proceed with Tools! Well, buckle up, folks, because my recent encounter with Mitchell Appliance turned out to be a DIY adventure I didn't sign up for! So there I was, facing a Maytag washing machine dilemma, and after hours of YouTube tutorials, I finally admitted defeat and decided to call in the pros at Mitchell Appliance. The tech arrived on time, seemed friendly, but that's where the smooth ride took an unexpected detour. Within the first 10 minutes, it became apparent that I wasn't just paying for a technician; I was unwittingly signing up for a collaborative handyman project. The tech started raiding my toolbox, asking for tools I didn't even know existed. I became a tool sherpa as he borrowed my hammer, pry-bar, and who knows what else. But wait, it gets better (or worse). When the tech hit a roadblock, he casually mentioned the need for penetrating oil, a magical elixir apparently not included in my tool arsenal. Cue the unsolicited advice on purchasing a new washer. Oh, and let's not forget the "service fee" and the discounted "time fee" he gladly charged for this interactive session. Later that evening, armed with a $10 bottle of penetrating oil from Ace Hardware, I tackled the supposedly insurmountable challenge myself. Lo and behold, the wash plate surrendered without a fight! Lesson learned, folks: If your appliance repair resembles a team-building workshop where you're the assistant, it might be time to slam on the brakes. Skip the service fee, keep your tools to yourself, and perhaps invest in a bottle of penetrating oil instead. #MitchellMysteryTools #DIYOverService"